Sell on Rally in a Bearish Trend 
Based on the GOLD H1 chart, the current price structure still shows a bearish tendency. The last price is around 4284,77, while the movement since the 4360 area has formed a series of lower highs and lower lows. The red moving average line is also moving downward and is above the price, while the blue moving average is still around the 4325–4330 area. This condition indicates that selling pressure on the H1 timeframe is still fairly dominant.
The main strategy that can be used is sell on rally, which means not chasing the price when it has already fallen far, but waiting for the price to correct upward toward a resistance area and then seeking bearish confirmation. The 4291,65–4302,70 area can be noted as the nearest resistance zone. If the price rises to that zone but fails to break through it, and then a bearish candle appears such as a bearish engulfing, pin bar, or rejection candle, a sell scenario can be considered. For that scenario, the 4302,70–4313,75 area can be used as a reference for stop loss placement, depending on the entry position and risk management. If the price manages to break back through and hold above that resistance, the short-term bearish assumption becomes less valid so sell positions should not be maintained without re-evaluation.
First target is around 4280,60, which is the area currently being tested by the price. If that support is broken with a sufficiently strong H1 candle, the next focus can be around 4269,55. Traders can consider a partial take profit method, for example taking some profits at the first target and letting part of the position head toward the next target if bearish momentum remains strong. The Stochastic indicator (5,3,3) appears to be around 41 and 54. After previously moving from a low area toward above 50, the indicator has begun to turn down. This shows that short-term upward momentum is starting to lose steam, but it is not yet strong bearish confirmation. Therefore, the Stochastic signal should be used together with price structure and resistance, not as the sole reason for an entry.
Second alternative is to wait for a breakdown of 4280,60. If that support is broken and then the price retests from below but fails to get back above 4280,60, a bearish continuation opportunity can be observed with the next target around 4269,55. Conversely, if the price can hold above 4280,60 and break 4291,65, a correction toward 4302,70 may occur.
Conclusion: the current H1 structure leans more bearish, so analysis focus can be directed at sell on rally or selling after a breakdown-retest, rather than chasing entries at arbitrary prices. Limit the risk per trade, use stop loss, and wait for candle confirmation before making a decision. Levels on the chart are dynamic and can change as the next H1 candle forms.
