We'll see tomorrow. It's quite normal for the market to over-shoot in one direction or the other, the Fibonacci's are just used for reference, not exact science.
I see the reversal happening tomorrow based on the GDP Third Estimate and I still see S&P 1150 over the next few weeks. The Summation Index and most other indicators I use are telling me this is just the market putting in a higher low from the lows earlier this month.
But, i'm a Realist and if I see additional weakness, I have no problem going short. However, I see a Bullish Falling Wedge on the S&P and also a Triple-Bullish Divergence on the MACD on the 15-minute chart -- this is one of the most bullish indicators used in technical analysis and can make you a boatload of money. I'll be watching the 5-min closely tomorrow to determine if I want to add to my SSO position that I added to heavily today, or if I want to sell and grab SDS to play the bearish side.
As for the bottom, I think 900-950 on the S&P is it. I'll have to re-assess the situation at that time. I actually bought some DGP today because I see some bearish indicators on the $USD and I think there's a good chance Gold hits $1500 in Q4, maybe sooner.