A 2624.75 target has kept us confidently on the right side of the trend as the futures have continued to fall. But now what? They got within 1.25 points of our price objective on Friday when shares fell moderately to end a holiday-shortened week. I have typically suggested bottom-fishing in such circumstances, any you can certainly do so here with a stop loss as tight as 2623.75 if Sunday night’s opening is sluggish. However, let’s also allow for a continuation of the bloodbath, using the 2613.13 midpoint Hidden Pivot shown in the chart as a minimum downside objective.  As always, a decisive penetration on first contact would imply more slippage to the associative ‘D’ target — in this case 2555.00._______ UPDATE (Nov 26, 8:26 a.m. ET): The futures have taken a big bounce from within a millimeter of the 2624.75 target. The rally is moderately impulsive on the hourly chart but would become more so on a print exceeding 2671.25. If you got long at the bottom please let me know in the chat room so that I can determine whether to establish a tracking position.