S&P500 sell signal confirmed

Referring this post the sell signal has been confirmed:

The target is the lower part of the green channel.

 Edit: tbh  on a better view considering the volumes (low) and the shadows tracing the gray trendline the signal is not there, yet: 

Edit 2: here it is!

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