S&P 500 - Bearish Divergence Calls For A Decline To 3,775
A bearish divergence has been building for the RSI indicator since January 2018 where the indicator peaked near 88 on a monthly basis. In Elliott wave counting a peak in the RSI is most likely the end of wave 3 of 3 and therefore we should expect more upside to come as wave 3 finally came to and end in January 2022 and gave way for a correction in wave 4 and finally the ultimate run in wave 5 a new all time high at 6,147.
When testing the 6,147 high the S&P 500 also tested the pitch fork resistance-line, which hasn't been tested since the 2000 peak at 1,552.
In conjunction with my April 1 post, we now have two different analysis calling for a lager correction in the S&P 500. This fits nicely into all the uncertainty Trump currently is unloading into the markets, with tariffs etc.
I will be looking for a decline to at least 3,775 which marks the 38,2% correction of the rally from the 1932 low at 4.4 to the 6,147 peak in 2025.
We could well look into another lost decade as we did from 2000 to 2009.