A break in the chart continuity is considered a 'Gap' by the chartists, which can create panic among the market participants. However, understanding these Gaps plays a vital role in security analysis and helps in performance improvement.
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A break in the chart continuity is considered a 'Gap' by the chartists, which can create panic among the market participants. However, understanding these Gaps plays a vital role in security analysis and helps in performance improvement.
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A break in the chart continuity is considered a 'Gap' by the chartists, and understanding these Gaps plays a vital role in technical analysis. There are four types of gaps that appear at different phases of a security's trend, and identifying these gaps can be helpful as some gaps have forecasting value. This course is designed from the elementary level to explain Gap theory and guidance for its usage for performance improvement. The course outline is as follows:
- What are the Gaps, including Gap up and Gap Down
- How Gaps form on the charts and their filling
- Types of Gaps such as Common Gaps, Breakaway Gaps, Running Gaps and Exhaustion Gaps
- Comparative analysis of different types of Gaps
- Island Reversal
- How to Trade with Gaps
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