Looks like no economic news can stop the bulls these days. It would have to be something much, much bigger, but also then they may use it just as another buying opportunity on the way up.
For now let's see how they cope with some little overhead resistance somewhere at current levels:

1.272 of the big ABCD reached together with 1.272 of this tiny flat:

Now the bigger ABCD has 'played out'. That doesn't mean it goes down here, only that it has hit into an area where it could be done. Now I just see what it does. Staying long side bias off today's ABCD until proven otherwise.

Beat me by almost a minute, with a chart!

Well, it made it to the lower part of my next level, at 36. Let's see if it has any after-cash movement. Otherwise, the AM ABCD played out, and gave a last burst off the flat to play out the bigger ABCD from yesterday, and set up a strong weekly close at new highs, and a strong move into the Sunday night session. All in all, just textbook KT methodology.

It had to get one tick higher! That also got it to the exact 1.272 at 36.20 on that ABCD. So, we got a weekly close essentially at the high tick for the week, the month so far, and the entire 'bulls#$&' market. Those poor bears, still trying to call the top. For me, I'll just keep creating 'ride the long' plays.

It's the bulls time in the sun. I'm not going to fight that. I just saw in a Bloomberg survey not one single analyst was bearish on next year. 100% bulls! I'm seeing 'breakout' and acceleration calls everywhere. Sentiment is extreme for the bulls. It can get more extreme, or stay extreme for a long time. The $VIX is dragging on the lows, but can get lower.

Midcaps one good trading day from new all-time highs. Russell, Transports, etc. right behind Midcaps. The entire drop from the crisis erased, new all-time highs. Unreal. It's the bulls time to shine. Let them enjoy it, as it won't last. The bears will shine again, just not today. Goin' with the flowin'...