There was a one-day profit of as much as $1,400 per contract for anyone who shorted the 140^12.5 target that I’d flagged here last week as a possible blowoff top. That is exactly where yesterday’s powerful thrust climaxed before giving way to a pullback that bottomed at 138^29. We’ll be better able to judge whether a major top is in when we see how the correction plays out. It projected down to 138^12, but if there’s an upturn from 139^01 instead, followed by the creation of a bullish impulse leg on the lesser charts, that would be warning of another spike above Wednesday’s historical — hysterical? — high. Anyone who followed my advice precisely yesterday would have exited on a trailing stop no worse than 139^14.5 after the day’s low was in. That would have yielded a profit of about $950 per contract. If you still hold a position, you’ll be on your own, but you should let at least a small piece of it ride for a possible four-bagger.