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Current market similar to 2017 ?

When I look at the price action of current market, it is showing similar behaviour of 2017. Grinding UP. Look at the chart below. If that is the case, you will see frequent liquidation break like today. Until yesterday, SPX was deviating from 20 SMA around 2 % and now it is marked to 1.5 %. Price touched the mean value (3890) and bounced back. Lets wait and watch the price action.
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