The analysis focuses on Gold, Crude Oil, NASDAQ 100, and Dow Jones. Gold's hourly chart shows a range-bound movement and potential bearishness if it trades below 3640-3638. The two-hour chart suggests lower highs and potential retracement, but no strong bearish signals, so any buying entry should be above 3660. On a three-hour chart, lower highs and lows are seen, and a breach below 3648 may lead to a sell towards 3640. The daily chart suggests the possibility of a bounce back, but also notes divergence from moving averages, and therefore the daily trend is mostly bearish. Crude Oil is analyzed after a recent bearish price action, it has a high possibility of a bullish reversal. However, the analyst notes that until Crude breaks through 63.4, it will likely remain bearish. For Nasdaq100 and Dow Jones, the analysis suggests a potential bearish trend as the analyst notes lower highs and lows formation. As long as it stay above important support levels they will retain their trends, and those points are around US100: 24520 and US30: 46250.