Hello fellow traders. Our Elliott Wave analysis has identified several high-quality trading setups recently, including the SPX setup discussed below. The analysis identified a clear three-wave correction from the recent peak, with price eventually reaching the Equal Legs area highlighted as our Blue Box buying zone.
This is the type of setup we closely monitor within our trading service. The Blue Box defines a specific area where we look for a potential long entry, while the Elliott Wave structure helps us manage risk and identify potential targets.In the following sections, we will break down the SPX setup and show how the opportunity developed.
SPX Elliott Wave 1-Hour Chart – 09.09.2026
SPX is forming a three-wave pullback from the recent high, and the correction still appears incomplete. We expect another leg lower toward the 7545–7416 area.
At this stage, we do not favor selling SPX. Instead, our focus remains on the long side. With the main trend still bullish, we expect buyers to step in around the marked Blue Box area. From there, SPX could produce at least a three-wave bounce, with the potential to continue higher and eventually reach new highs.
A break below the 1.618 Fibonacci Extension at 7416 would invalidate the setup.
This is the type of opportunity we look for every day for our members: a clearly defined entry zone, a specific invalidation level, and a plan for managing the trade once the market starts moving in our favor.
Instead of chasing price or guessing where to enter, our members can follow these setups as they develop in real time.
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- Red bearish stamp + Blue Box = Selling setup
- Green bullish stamp + Blue Box = Buying setup
- Black stamp = No trade zone
SPX Elliott Wave 1-Hour Chart – 09.17.2026
The Index dropped into our buying zone (Blue Box) and found buyers as expected. The reaction from the zone delivered a solid bounce. We count correction completed at the 7507.44 low. Our next expectation is for SPX to continue higher and eventually break to new highs. However, if the latest low breaks, SPX could enter a deeper correction. In that scenario, we would wait for the pullback to develop and look for a new trading opportunity.
You can follow the latest SPX charts, trading setups, and target levels inside our membership area.
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