Gold is showing none of Silver’s feistiness at the moment, but it’s nothing that a pop above the red line, a midpoint Hidden Pivot resistance at 1201.30, would not remedy. Were that to occur, we might expect a finishing stroke to at least 1228.80, the pattern’s ‘D’ target. I’ve suggested using the minor levels shown to to set up ‘mechanical’ trades to take us higher. This implies waiting for a pullback to the green or red line once either has been decisively exceeded for at least several bars. The stop-loss would be equal to a third of the difference between the line where entry was made and the D target.  Please note as well that any ‘mechanical’ signal can be used to rationalize entry via two other tactics we employ, namely ‘camouflage’ or ‘counterintuitive.’ _______ UPDATE (Jan 30, 8:41 p.m.): Anyone on board? The futures tripped an in-your-face mechanical buy on a pullback early Monday morning to the green line. If I get any reports of fills from subscribers, I’ll track the position on The Scoreboard.