First, let's skip the semantics. Who cares if it's called "pop", "bump", or "push"--let alone "pullback" or "selloff"? It's only a 3-point bump, so no big deal. But then, it took all afternoon to drop that much. I wouldn't mind had they pushed the price up before the close. But to see it pop right after the close is like...whatever. I'm holding 5 lot short, if you're interested in knowing.
Ever flamboyant with grand words, B1. It's been a bull market for a while now, though, so you're a little late to acknowledge it. Better late than never, I guess.
Don't let his beguiling charms fool you. He's a perma' bear. He still hasn't closed out his shorts. https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/es-journal-2019-2020.328086/page-1228#post-4953486
Correction: it was a 5 pt move.....3083 @ 3:55 pm to 3088 @ 4:15 pm. AH session now taking it back down again.
Even in 2017 the symmetry did show that after a high and then a pull-back, the next rise lasted for 1,000ish point before the next pull-back at the high. The symmetrical pattern still applied though to minimal to be worth a play.