Today, gold fell from its highs and the trend turned weak. After hitting the highs, the price of gold continued to fall and once fell below the $2,500 mark. Although the price briefly recovered 2,500, from a technical point of view, the short-term downward trend of gold has been established. The failure to break through the highs means that the strength of the bears is gradually increasing.
The 4-hour chart shows that gold has formed a typical triple top structure, which is usually a signal of trend reversal. Furthermore, gold prices not only fell below the lows of the past two days, but also fell below the $2,500 mark and the 4-hour moving average support, indicating that bears are dominating the market. It is expected that the upper $2,510-2,512 line will become a strong resistance level, and the rebound high will gradually move down, showing signs of long weakness.
In the current market structure, there is still room for downside in gold prices. If it rebounds to the $2510-2512 area in the short term, you can consider shorting on rallies. The $2,470-2,485 range below will be short-term support. If the price drops further, it is necessary to focus on the performance of this range.