Goldman’s narrow failure to surpass an autumn peak at 142.00 on the last rally spike suggests that the bear rally’s days are numbered.  Getting short could prove tricky, however, since we want to avoid doing so if the stock still has one last lunge left, as it well may.  One way we’ll be able to judge for ourselves whether this is likely is by observing the price action on a modest decline to 131.10 That is the midpoint support  of an abc downtrend begun on the hourly chart from last Tuesday’s peak, 138.05. We can even try bottom-fishing there with a tight stop, since, if we catch a rally, the profit would give us some ammo to cushion a stop-loss when we subsequently short the nasty little s.o.b.  Accordingly, I’ll recommend bidding 131.14, stop 131.02, for a hundred shares. If the stock fails to accommodate with a pullback, we could also try a “camouflage” entry following a print above the 138.96 peak-let recorded a week ago.