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As can be seen from the above Dow and S&P charts, the 2% drop for both the indices on Tuesday has broken the respective necklines to confirmed the formation of the 'Head and Shoulders' reversal pattern. Dow will be heading for 7500 and S&P will be heading for 835 as their respective minimum target
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Nasdaq has yet to confirm its 'Double Tops' formation. It was able to hold above the neckline at the close. However it is only a matter of time before the neckline is broken. If Dow and S&P go south, Nasdaq cannot go north by itself.
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