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Yesterday's spike high poked above a midpoint resistance on the hourly chart at 9605, so its 'D' sibling at _____ will be in play as a rally target as long as 9441 has not been exceeded to the downside.  If it is exceeded, however, your coordinates for a new rally target would be A=9249, B=9576, and C=[value of new low].

The futures crushed a minor midpoint support at 9180, suggesting the weakness will continue down to at least 9111, its 'D' sibling. You can bottom-fish there with a very tight stop-loss, but my hunch is that the trade will work better if the target is hit in the first 90 minutes or so.  (Note: It would be invalidated by a thrust above 9249.) Alternatively, if the futures take flight, look for the frenzy to hit 9395 before the rally stalls.

We deconstructed the Mini-Dow's hourly chart during yesterday's tutorial, discovering that this vehicle's recent high at _____ fell close enough to a longstanding rally target at _____ to warrant our close attention. The weekly chart yields a slightly different perspective, but one that could prove useful nonetheless.  I've flagged its two targets at, respectively, ____ and ____ and consider these high-odds objectives. Moreover, if the first is exceeded on a closing basis or by more than 15-20 points  intraday, odds of a move to the second would shorten significantly. Since we never want to chisel these numbers in stone, we'll also be paying close attention to any signs that the bear rally may be dying. To be more specific, this would occur with the creation of a bearish impulse leg on the hourly chart. 

A rally target at exactly _____ is equivalent to the one we've been using for the E-Mini S&P. Leveraging the upside will be catch-as-catch-can for night owls, but officially I'll recommend shorting _____ via an_____ offer, stop _____