I can’t recall a time Goldman went so many days without generating any bullish impulse legs on its hourly chart, and the apparent short-squeeze drought has forced us to use the lowly 15-minute chart for purposes of analysis.  That’s the only place where the stock has been able to make it happen, albeit barely. You can see a rally pattern projecting to 174.79, but we’ll be better able to judge whether there is buying power percolating underneath if the stock can push past that Hidden Pivot within 30 or so minutes of first touching it. Better still would be for the implied thrust to take out the 176.49 look-to-the-left peak while it’s at it.