Tony Caldero seems to have had a consistently good count on the S&P recently. Much better than Neely or Prechter.
In my mind, the first leg "A" was 290 points ( 667-956 ). Add this to the low at 869 and you get 1159.
The sharp rise from Nov. 2nd to the 16th is "A" of the final "C" wave and counts as a 5-waver. The long plateau with the funky square waves is a triangle "B" wave, and we started the final wave "C" with the Santa Claus Rally on Dec. 9th at 1086.
The latter gives you a C=A at 1170.
That's pretty close to the larger "C"="A" at 1159.
For duration, taking 1.618 times A+B = C wave that ends somewhere the week of Jan. 25th.
Breaking it down even further, if the current "C" wave goes the same 5-weeks as the (A+B) from Nov. 2nd to Dec. 9th, we get a top next week.
A 1.618 of the (A+B) would get us out to the second week of Feb. That would be the farthest out that one could make a case for this rally continuing.
Should be exciting, either way!
