Expect more sloppy action in the days ahead, perhaps with a mild downward bias. My do-little forecast is based not on dueling impulse legs, but on bullish and bearish targets that are not getting achieved. Although Wednesday’s selloff  “should have” come down to at least 920.40, the actual low was 927.60. And while yesterday’s bounce “should have” exceeded 940.50, it went no further than 939.40. Night owls looking to scalp a few points can try bottom-fishing at 932.90, stop 932.40. Bulls should take encouragement from any rally exceeding 940.50. ______ UPDATE (2:45 p.m.): Today’s sharp upthrust is encouraging, especially since it came off a low that failed by 80 cents to reach our 932.90 correction target. However, for bulls to move into position to trample sellers, they’ll need to push the futures above two prior peaks on the daily chart that have yet to be challenged. They lie, respectively, at  962.70 (July 27) and 969.90 (June 10).  An unpaused rally surpassing those two peaks would greatly shorten the odds of a sustained move into autumn.