(BTCUSD) declined during recent intraday trading, after it failed to breach the key resistance at $61,000, besides reaching EMA50’s resistance, and hitting a main bearish trend line on the short-term basis, intensifying the selling pressures and forcing the price to rebound lower.
This decline was accompanied by the emergence of the negative signals from the relative strength indicators, after reaching overbought levels, indicating the decline of the positive momentum and reinforces the likelihoods of the bearish trend continuation in the near upcoming period, and the negative technical overview remains valid as long as the price moves below the current resistance levels.
Crude Oil continued its decline in its recent intraday sessions, amid the dominance of the selling pressures, despite reaching oversold levels by the relative strength indicators, indicating the strength of the bearish trend and the dominance of the sellers.
The trading below EMA50 continues, forming dynamic resistance and reinforces the stability and dominance of the main bearish trend on a short-term basis. The relative strength indicators send negative signals, to support continuing the bearish trend and recording more losses in the near upcoming period, unless stronger technical signals emerge to support a corrective rebound.
Silver declined during its latest intraday trading after reaching resistance at its EMA50, accompanied by testing the key resistance level at $60.00, pushing the price to reverse lower under mounting selling pressure.
This performance comes amid the continued dominance of the main short-term bearish trend, with a negative divergence beginning to form on the relative strength indicators alongside the emergence of a bearish crossover. These signals reflect weakening bullish momentum and reinforce the likelihood of continued selling pressure in the near term. The technical outlook therefore remains negative, with expectations for the bearish trend to be extended unless the price breaches the current technical resistance levels.
Gold declined during its latest intraday trading after the $4,100 resistance level limited the recent bullish attempts, accompanied by reaching EMA50’s resistance, which intensified selling pressure and forced the metal to reverse lower.
This comes amid the dominance of the main short-term bearish trend, while relative strength indicators show a bearish crossover, signaling the potential formation of a negative divergence that could increase selling pressure. These technical factors continue to support the bearish outlook, with the likelihood of extending the decline remaining intact unless gold manages to regain trading above key technical resistance levels.