The point ‘B’ of the pattern shown is about as sausage-like as it gets, having failed to take out the May 28 low at 881.50, but it may be overshadowed in this case by an overall symmetry that is too graceful to ignore. If the downtrend from the June 11 high plays out accordingly, we should look for the futures to bottom at 859.75  (or possibly at 869.75 if the one-off ‘A’ at 942.75 prevails). I won’t speculate as to what might happened when either or both of these targets is reached, but a failure to rebound would naturally be bearish for the longer term. Either number can be bottom-fished with a tight stop-loss, but it will be less risky to enter on the “camouflage” of a subtle reversal occurring near those pivots.