Wow, what a day! I know some of us forgot that markets don't always go up.  As I have been warning you for quite some time, they can go down very violently after these low-volume rallies.  I think the worst thing about yesterday's sell-off is that there wasn't any particular bad news and, in fact, we're being promised vaccines by Election Day (what a coincidence) and whether they work or not is certainly not the point from the same people who gave us hydroxychloroquine and suggested we drink bleach and inject sunlight into our bodies .   Remember from last week that 3,420 is our support line on the S&P and that's 20% above our must hold line at 2,850 (see " Toppy Tuesday – As Usual ").  We're not there yet, with the S&P bouncing off 3,420 yesterday but, if that breaks – there isn't any real support on /ES (S&P 500 Futures) until we hit the 50-day moving average at 3,300.  That makes shorting /ES below the 3,400 line a high-probability play where we can keep tight stops above it and hopefully catch a ride down to 3,300, which would pay $50 per point, per contract or $5,000 per contract.       IN PROGRESS