I thought I would explain yesterday's action, because on TV the "experts" looked all confused and out of ideas.
When there is a big market change specially one starting with a sell ooff most of the time it takes time to turn around again. There is a V recovery, what is just like the name suggest down sharp and up with the same angle sharpness. That is usually intraday when some fake news scared the market and once its nature of truthiness is realized, the market quickly recovers.
But most sell offs not like that. They usually put in a double bottom, thus I was expecting the second leg to fall. Sure enough we reached the 2 days earlier lows. This was one reason for the drop.
The second reason is the overstretched string effect. Once it was let go 6 days ago, it swang in one direction down for 4 days, then up for 1 day then down again with wild volatility. Just like the spring eventually, this wild up and downs will come to a much smaller resonancy. 2 rules:
1. We usually have a 50% retrace. The initial drop was about 340 ES points, and the math gives as 2530 (Sunday night low) + 340/2 = 2700 as a target. The swing back from the lows topped out at 2727 I think, so about 55% of the whole move.
2. We usually visit the original low in the upcoming days. That is again 2530 ES, so no, it is not over. I expect a huge rally from the lower BB touch on the weekly charts, that is even lower, but still moving.
All in all, there was nothing unexpected about the drop of the second shoe.... Just look up any chart that show a bubble bursting and you will see the action what we are looking ahead. Bitcoin dropped from 20K to 12K, then rallied back to 17K just to melt down later on. I am not saying we will have similar melt down, but the action and volatility will be the same.