Does this mean that the dollar will lose support? That is certainly possible. It didn't happen yet today, but the dollar did certainly move down from the high it poked yesterday which had looked like a trendline test on my large $USD daily chart (below, along with my large $GOLD daily chart). So, gold did not make a new high, and the dollar did not make a new low. Technically that means that neither one definitely broke key price levels, yet the movement was obviously striking.
In other news, equities moved slightly lower, and I'm going to be especially interested if they can make either today or tomorrow an interim low and try a bounce - as part of that, looking at the volumes which should help clue in just how bearish the move down will be.
I spent most of today at the beach and will be doing similar vacation stuff tomorrow so don't know how much I'll be able to watch and post. I'm glad that Trader Brian weighed in with comments including on natural gas (UNG). I see other people on other boards are talking about UNG, and trying to decide when it's a buy. So traders are beginning to feel some interest. Swing traders will need to see a day that closes above the high of the prior day - don't know when we'll get that. I may not be able to do any original charting of my own until the weekend (I'm mostly using my iPhone to post, if you can believe that - well, maybe you can believe it, given how my posts have been looking the past couple of days, LOL again!).

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