Gold Market Trend Analysis:

On June 25th, gold opened at 4116.6, briefly rose slightly to 4120 to form the daily high, then experienced a cliff-like decline. The intraday low was 3958.2. The market stabilized with volatility towards the close, finishing at 3999.1. The daily chart formed a large bearish candlestick with a long lower shadow, effectively breaking through multiple support levels and indicating extremely strong bearish momentum.

Focus on Secondary Pressure After Rebound Correction

Today's market priority is to watch for secondary selling pressure after a rebound correction. A price recovery to the 4040 area presents an opportunity to initiate short positions, with a stop-loss set at 4050. Downside targets are 4020, 4000, 3982, and 3965, ultimately looking towards yesterday's low of 3958. If this level is breached, further downside targets are the next two support levels at 3936 and 3920. Should the bearish trend continue below 3900, reaching the 3880-3885 zone offers a chance to close shorts and go long, betting on an oversold rebound.

Silver Follows with Significant Decline

Silver similarly experienced a substantial decline, opening at 61.717, briefly rising to 62.4 before weakening with volatility. The low was 55.524, and it closed at 57.419, also forming a large bearish candlestick with an extremely long lower shadow, confirming short-term weakness. Today, consider short positions on a rebound near 59, with a stop-loss at 59.5. The first targets are 58 and 57, with further targets at 56 and 55.5. If the 55 level is lost, the final target is 54.5 before considering exiting the position.