The bullish pattern at the rightmost edge of the chart (see inset) may not look impressive, but there’s potentially enough power in it to push this hoax as high as 2008.50 — equivalent to 600 Dow points — over the next 4-6 days. What would it take to trigger such an explosive rally? A pop to 1947.00, for starters. That would trip a buy signal that we could transpose to a chart of lesser degree in order to dramatically reduce the initial risk of getting long. Thereafter, if the rally took off, decisively exceeding the midpoint pivot at 1967.50, that would make further upside to the 2008.50 target no worse than an even-odds bet.  All of this remains hypothetical at the moment, however, since there is not yet a point ‘C’ low in place that we can use to calculate actual Hidden Pivot levels. Even so, a lower point C than the tentative one shown at 1926.50 would not alter my analysis. And if C were to occur just above A, that would set up the kind of back-up-the-truck ‘counterintuitive’ buy that no subscriber should pass up. Whatever happens, you should keep your focus on the pattern shown, since, trading opportunities aside, it can tell us whether buyers are about to come a-roaring, or roll over and die. _______ UPDATE (March 1, 3:10 p.m. ET): Today’s massive rally — the Dow has been up by as much as 350 points so far — came from an actual low at 1920.75 that slightly altered the bullish pattern I’d drawn. The entry trigger came at 1941.25, with a telltale push past a midpoint pivot relocated to 1961.75.  The target for this wilding spree is now 2002.75.  Mechanical entries, ideally on charts of 10-minute degree or less, should be considered on a pullback to p=1961.75, or to p2=1982.25.  There are other ways to board as well, including ‘counterintuitively’, but I’ll leave it to you to improvise.