Gold (GC) Analysis, Key-Zones, Setup for Fri (Jun 5), Post-NFPGold FuturesCOMEX:GC1!MyAlgoIndexBias: Gold has broken down hard, trading near 4,365 after a hotter-than-expected United States employment report. The headline payroll figure came in at 172k against an 88k consensus, with the prior month revised higher, a decisively firm print that lifted yields and the dollar and knocked the rate-cut odds. Combined with the ongoing geopolitical de-escalation that has been unwinding the safe-haven bid, the metal sliced through every pre-open support and printed a fresh one-month low at 4,360.5, down roughly 145 points, about 3.2 percent, from the prior settle at 4,505. The trend environment is firmly down: price sits below every major moving average and the multi-indicator composite reads heavily to the sell side. The bias is bearish-continuation. The one caveat is that the move is now stretched and deeply sold intraday, so a relief bounce into former support, now resistance, is a live risk before any next leg lower. Resistance: 4,406 (second pivot support, now resistance) 4,427 (lower deviation level) 4,450 to 4,455 (first pivot support and deviation level, now the key overhead pivot) 4,498 to 4,505 (downside target and prior settle shelf) 4,509 (session high) Support: 4,360 (session low, fresh one-month low) 4,362 (third pivot support) 4,281 (lower measured-move zone) 4,162 (13-week low) Primary Setup: Sell-rallies continuation. Fade a rejection in the 4,406 to 4,427 band with a lower-high rollover, targeting 4,362, then 4,281 on a trend-extension day. Stop above 4,455. A clean break and acceptance below the session low opens the lower measured move directly. Counter-trend longs are only valid on a reclaim of 4,455 with acceptance, which would signal a deeper mean-reversion bounce toward the 4,498 to 4,505 shelf. Given the size of the post-report move, respect bounce risk into resistance and avoid chasing weakness into the session low.