The wave 2 correction is turning into a more complex pattern (XYZ or ABCDE triangle). This is very common with Elliott wave corrections. There are many corrective patterns that can play out. Most importantly, is that the pattern stay corrective against the primary trend. Having confidence in the primary trend is paramount to risk management.
My target levels for the end of wave II are the same as prior updates.
If the ABCDE triangle option is indeed playing out, price will not hit the fib levels mentioned above. Two thoughts on triangles. Wave 2 triangles are extremely rare. They are most commonly found as fourth waves, or in B waves of a counter trend correction. They are so rare, that if a triangle is playing out as a wave 2 in this case, I will be considering changing my count... wave 2 becomes a wave B. This doesnt change the short term outlook (will still have a rally in wave C after wave B ends), but longer term trend confidence shifts. Won't get too far ahead of my primary count though... just giving a glimpse into some areas I am watching on the radar screen as alternates in case they materialize.
Good luck!