Gold followed our script closely yesterday, peaking overnight a dime from a Hidden Pivot midpoint that had been flagged as a place to get short, then dropping to marquee support at 1100. The 1095.50 correction target is still valid in theory, but opportunity would favor bulls on a print exceeding  1114.10.  The chart shows the importance of this number, and although a move above it would compromise any camouflage we might be looking for, the resulting ABC pattern could yield a very low-risk entry to those who are nimble enough to act on a fleeting B-C pullback. _______ UPDATE (10:04 a.m. EST):  An entry opportunity precisely like the one shown opened up in the middle of the night. The futures popped to 1114.20, exceeding the look-to-the-left peak by a tick, then pulled back for 15 minutes to form a point ‘C’  low at 1112.70. Entry was at 1113.40 for an 1115.40 target, but you could have ridden a larger, bullish pattern to the eventual top near 1119.00. The futures dove thereafter, turning the rally into yet one more gratuitous hump.  Gold’s next big move will be up, but it quite evidently isn’t ready to fly yet. The 1095.50  correction target is still valid, but there is now another at 1092.00 that corresponds to a Hidden Pivot midpoint at 1105.70 providing support at this moment.