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Breakdown
- Gaps are literal spaces on a chart that emerge when the price of the financial instrument significantly changes, with little or no trading in between.
- Gaps can occur unexpectedly as the perceived value of the investment changes, due to underlying fundamental or technical factors, such as an earnings disappointment.
- Gaps are classified as breakaway, exhaustion, common, or continuation, based on when they occur in a price pattern and what they signal.
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Trading The Gap - 101
A gap occurs when the market price of a security jumps to another price level, either higher or lower, where little if any trading has taken place. A good example is an unforeseen comment from a senior Fed official regarding the direction of interest rates. Once the comment hits the newswires, markets may react immediately, with market makers pulling their bids and offers. This may cause a price gap from the last price at $25.20 to $26.50, for example.
Gaps are frequently seen in price charts of almost every security. In stocks, the most frequent and significant gap occurs between the daily close and open of the exchange. In FX markets, since they operate 24 hours a day, a gap may not be visible (possibly on a one-minute chart) but instead appears as a very long candlestick covering the gap in price. (FX markets may experience gaps over the weekend, between the Friday New York close and the Sunday Asia opening.)
Price gaps can bedevil traders, especially if they’re on the wrong side of the gap. The most attractive trading opportunity with gaps is to go long or short as the market moves to close, or fill, the gap. In the example above, a reasonable trade strategy would be to buy the security that has broken higher from $25.20, in a zone between $25.20 and $26.50, in case it doesn’t completely fill the gap. Should the price eventually fall back below the breakout price of $25.20, it may suggest that the gap higher was unsustainable and that the downside remains most in play.
1) Previous Day Close
You can see this is where this index closed on the previous day.
2) Next Days Open
You can see the following day there was a literal gap created.
3) Mind The Gap
That space created between market close and market open is where this product shines! Dare I say, "You complete me".
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