[SPX] Welcome to Top City... We Are Chillin on the Summit!

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These Topping patterns didn't exist prior to the major Feb 16th peak, now they happen many times a week.

In addition, our earlier H&S tops were much wider than the far narrower tops we've seen since crossing the tip of the giant Bear Pennant.

Keep in mind we never fully broke below, which left the door open for the current run.

Now we're struggling to break the top of this pennant which sits right at 4k.

We're still likely to break under and confirm the Bear Pennant here.

We need to test 3.6k again for the next strong upwave.

Old Megaphone fractals still holding up great here.
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Just bouncing between the fractals still...
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This fractal or break through it may be important but stretching a bit here with the limited data...
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This upwave lookin weak...
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May be more like this...
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Last upwave had weak momentum, next downwave already starting...
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This is the fractal to keep your eye on today...
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Futures still not impressed despite the exuberance here...
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Futures struggling to break through this downtrend fractal and on track for another downwave here...
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Boom, hope you were ready for that Fed announcement, nothing new to get excited about exactly in line with all expectations, just hype...
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SPX was a great leading indicator for Futures on this move.
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Had some nice back and forth breakouts eventually heading to top of our Megaphone fractal here...
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Double top...
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Falling back to the 1.5Y Peak Channel top fractal...
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Our faded yellow upchannel there nailed the reversal off the topping pattern breakout AND our red megaphone fractal not to mention the inflection around our horizontal yellow Feb 16th peak fractal.
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Dropping down level by level...
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