Subtle signs of a possibly dying bull market are apparent in the chart shown. Notice that on Thursday, the Dow Industrials ended the session just above a Hidden Pivot midpoint resistance at 17886. This should have greased the path to a related pivot at 17991 that lay a little more than a hundred points above.  Adding to the would-be bullish effect, bears were badly on the ropes at Thursday’s close, since the day had begun with a gap-up spike followed by a ratcheting  rally that never corrected. However, instead of the effortless romp higher that we might have expected on Friday, stocks opened moderately lower, struggled for 30 minutes without making any headway, then relapsed nearly 270 points before a moderate short-squeeze ended the day. This price action sucks, to put it mildly, and it provides good reason to trade with a bearish bias, shorting every promising Hidden Pivot resistance that crops up on the lesser charts. For real-time guidance, you should say close to the chat room. I would also encourage Pivoteers to flag any interesting opportunities that unfold in your favorite trading vehicles, so that I can vet them in real time.