Shortly before 8 p.m. Sunday, the futures looked like they were struggling to go lower — which is as it should be if the dominant trend is robustly bullish.  The minor correction so far has bounced precisely from a hidden pivot midpoint at 977. 70 (actually, a moment later, when I took a snapshot of the chart, it finally broke the support) , but I wouldn’t recommend buying there on a re-rest. Less risky would be to bid 975.60 overnight, stop 975.30.  If the futures take off without deferring to our bid below the market, you can try entering on a “camouflaged” impulse leg that tops somewhere between the two minor peaks that I’ve labeled in the chart. _______ UPDATE (7:08 a.m. EDT): The 1066.40 target drum-rolled in today’s commentary is very much in play now that its sibling midpoint at 985.20 has been eclipsed by nearly five points. A two-day close above the latter number would all but clinch it.