Apologies.  With anticipation of a shortable rally top at 1146.50 building to an orgiastic frenzy, I failed to see another, even more succulent, opportunity just above it at 1149.75.  There’s always the possibility the downturn will come from the lower target and we’ll miss the trade, but in this case I don’t think so.  Take a gander at the chart if you want to see what perfection looks like (and notice the multibar pause precisely at the ‘p’ midpoint).  An 1151.25 stop-loss is advised on the trade, presumably on Monday — and let’s keep this one in the family, please, since the more widely disseminated and anticipated a target, the less likely it is to do what it ought. ______ UPDATE (2:01 p.m. EST):  Ha-ha. The futures topped at 1148.00 — at an hour of the night when no one was watching anyway.  This is one of those times when we must view the game with a sense of humor — so grin and bear it!  And yes, the futures will return to the scene of the crime, but the 1149.75 pivot will no longer have that virginal quality that made it so appealing in the first place.  If you had the initiative and imagination to have shorted in the topping range, profit-taking on half the position was/is in order, since the pullback has amounted to ten points so far.  A 1048.25 stop would be logical for the rest.