I've noted previously how much this B wave mirrors the wave (iv) of A fractal from 1/24 - 2/2... so if we're onto wave C, then it makes sense to use the subsequent wave (v) of A as a model for how C will play out. If we lay it out all the inflection points match up well given the similarities in consolidation zones for wave B. The length of each move also makes sense though I have a feeling it may extend a bit further and take out stops at 3900...
The other shoe has clearly yet to drop. The balance sheet runoff hasn't even started yet... the Fed were STILL buying bonds even up to this past March meeting. Real rates are rising, the Fed is non-accommodative, the yield curve has inverted, and I believe investors are underestimating the complexity of supply chain issues... a lot of it is geopolitical, not logistical and resolving them requires new infrastructure and relationships to be built.
Look, I get being a contrarian and buying the fear... but we've almost retraced back to ATHs. RSI didn't bottom anywhere close to where previous corrections dipped to.... not to mention we haven't seen the back to back days of red where the term "irrational fear" gets thrown around daily. There are enough real problems that have historically been unfriendly to equities that I believe at best we're rangebound for the next year, and more realistically... we retrace back to pre-pandemic levels before it's all said and done.
As usual none of this is advice...