Two days of moderate selling may have inspired hopeful thoughts among bears, but notice in the chart (inset) that the weakness has left intact a bullish ABC pattern projecting 60 points higher. That would be equivalent to about 500 Dow points, presumably enough to bring bears back to reality. Moreover, in theory the pullback to the green line at 2034.63 is a ‘mechanical’ buy, stop 2012.00, for a ride to as high as 2101.75.  Instead, I’ll recommend using the ‘camouflage’ technique if you should want to attempt bottom-fishing. That would entail initiating a trade via an uptrending abc pattern on the three-minute chart or lower. The goal would be to reduce the $1100 theoretical entry risk of the mechanical trade to more like $60. _______ UPDATE (12:14 p.m. ET):  The mechanical trade would have gotten you aboard with zero pain at the exact intraday low for a ride to as high as 2052.25. If you used ‘camouflage,’ entry would have been triggered at 2040.00, 10:41 a.m. ET, on the one-minute chart. I’ll establish a tracking position if I hear from at least two people in the chat room who took the trade. ________ UPDATE (3:52 p.m.): In the chat room many subscribers reported nailing this trade, so I’ll track two contracts with a profit-adjusted cost basis of 2013.00. This assumes two contracts of four initially purchased were exited at 2057.00, the midpoint Hidden Pivot resistance of the pattern I’d drawn. Now, offer a third contract to close at 2079.00, just beneath the secondary pivot. If the order fills, we’ll go for broke with our last contract, offering it at the original 2101.75 ‘ target. The order should be held o-c-o (one-cancels-other) with a stop-loss on two contracts at 2034.00.