Yesterday’s weakness brought the Dollar Index down to within a hair of the 75.27 Hidden Pivot flagged here.  There is yet another slightly below it, at 75.18, and my expectation is still for a trend reversal from very near these levels.  Even so, the “Chopped Liver Rule” should be applied in assessing the strength of the downtrend. It states that because a Hidden Pivot is “not chopped liver,” as the saying goes, we should always expect a discernible trend change when a trading vehicle hits one.  If there is in fact no visible change of direction, then we should infer that the existing trend is quite powerful — powerful enough to make it appear as though the Hidden Pivot where we were expecting a trend reversal is not even there.  Thus, if 75.18 fails to hold, it would be a bearish sign going forward, and the next place we would look for a low is at 74.44, minimum (see chart).  Since odds of at least a minor trend change from current levels are pretty good, traders should be prepared to leverage bullish “camouflage” patterns aggressively (but with the usual tight stops) on the five-minute chart or lower.