Because the last significant bounce came a few days ago from an exact midpoint support at 32.300 (see chart), it behooves us to take its ‘D’ sibling at 25.130 seriously.  The lower number won’t be officially in play unless the futures close beneath the midpoint for two consecutive days or trade more than 15 cents below it intraday, but bulls will not  be out of the woods until such time as they can muster a pop above the 42.325 ‘look-to-the-left’ peak recorded May 4 on the way down.