From the current market situation, gold peaked around 2275 before encountering resistance and retracement, with the current low point being around 2229. For now, it appears that the bullish momentum has somewhat eased after a strong breakthrough. Additionally, with the continued strength of the US dollar, a return to a bearish sentiment is quite normal. Gold remains theoretically capable of further testing the 2220 area. Gold's 4-hour chart shows signs of a bearish engulfing pattern forming as it retraces from highs, with a bearish bias two bars are emerging. If gold continues to decline, you should not buy at the current high level. During the decline, it is worth paying attention to the support zone around 2239 before making any decisions. If this level is breached, it could indicate that gold has peaked and any recovery could face further downside pressure. As for how low it could go, it's difficult to say, but it could be significant.
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