Our favorite bellwether for financial-sector sleaze and bear-rally delusions bucked a turgid market yesterday to close  $3.14 higher on the day.  Is this the start of a major rally?  I strongly doubt it,  since the would-be impulse thrust that occurred from June 23-30 failed to get past the stock’s earlier recovery high at 151.25. Although I cannot offer a one-size-fits-all short in advance, it shouldn’t be too difficult to attempt it if you initiate the trade on a minor-chart, bearish impulse legs occurring anywhere between these levels and 151. The idea is to use “camouflage” so that even if the stock reverses and moves higher, you will make money or do no worse than break whenyou are stopped out. For timely tips on this, try the chat room, where there is nearly always sufficient expertise to craft a winning strategy of this sort.  This could be a home run, and that’s why I’m suggesting that you make the effort in my possible absence. (RA)