Will Gold Break Below $4100 After its Surge and Pullback?GOLD (US$/OZ)TVC:GOLDTurotle_TVDuring the Asian and European trading sessions, gold experienced a surge followed by a pullback, currently trading at $4155. We can see that recent geopolitical shifts provided an opportunity for a gold rebound, followed by weaker-than-expected non-farm payrolls and ADP data, which fueled the rally, resulting in a gain of approximately $200. From a technical perspective, the 4-hour chart shows that after breaking out of the previous consolidation range, gold entered a sideways consolidation structure, with prices fluctuating repeatedly within a high range, indicating increasing divergence between bulls and bears. The MACD histogram is gradually converging, indicating weakening upward momentum but remaining in positive territory. The 1-hour chart shows that after the short-term rebound, the moving averages have not yet safely crossed, so a pullback to test lower support levels at the beginning of this week cannot be ruled out. However, we see that the $4155 level is the lowest point of the previous trading day, and gold has broken below this key watershed. Therefore, I believe that gold is currently still in a weak, range-bound trend. Furthermore, the current rebound in gold is merely influenced by news. Therefore, as the news is digested, I believe gold will return to its previous weakness. In summary, my strategy for today is to primarily short gold. The key resistance area is in the 4170-4180 zone. I will consider shorting gold in this area. The short-term support area is in the 4100-4110 zone.