The lazy symmetry of the pattern shown in the chart lends weight to the prospect of a rally to 177.00, the pattern’s Hidden Pivot midpoint.  Longs can use the resistance as a minimum upside objective and target, but also as a place to reverse polarity and go short with a tight stop-loss. I’ll provide more-detailed guidance if and when the stock gets there, since we should be eager to short this flying pig whenever risk:reward is in propitious balance. ______ UPDATE (March 15):  The stock appears to have peaked at 176.34 after rallying since January from around 148.  The best opportunity to get short is past, but in theory, close monitoring of Goldman’s progress as it closely approached an intermediate-term target could have gotten us short via the first subtle abc downtrend from the actual high.