Gold prices look set to bounce over the near-term after they closed lower for a fourth consecutive day. Monday's aggressive selloff held above $2400, and a late recovery saw half of the day's losses handed back - to close the day with a lower wick. Tuesday's range held above Monday's low and mostly traded within Monday's lower wick, which suggest liquidity gaps are being filled and support is beginning to build.
The 1-hour chart shows that a bullish divergence formed with RSI (14), and a series of lower wicks further shows a loss of bearish momentum. Prices are now testing trend resistance, a break above which brings the 2460 highs and high-volume node (HVN) into focus around 2473.