A print today at 1117.50 would turn all of the intraday charts bullish, but any less than that won’t significantly diminish the odds of a fall to at least 1075.40 over the near term.  The first point at which I would turn speculatively bullish, however, would be at 1102.00, since a print at that price would refresh the bullish impulse on the lesser charts.  Because the futures appeared bound for a minor, 1102.20 target late Sunday night, traders should look for a camouflage entry opportunity that approximates the pattern shown in the chart. ______ UPDATE (10:30 a.m.): Bulls failed to leverage a move slightly above 1102.20 overnight, and the futures dropped back without triggering a buy signal. More recently, as of 10:27 a.m., they’ve slightly overshot a 1093.00 downside target and are rebounding sharply. The presumably gratuitous rally, currently at 1097.60, will start to look slightly interesting on the two-minute chart if its hits 1101.10