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    C.S.Suresh
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    A gap can be found out and named when there is a reasonable price gap between two consecutive candle sticks

    There are four types of GAPS  a) Area Gap b) Break out Gap c) Runaway Gap and d) Exhaustion GAp

     

    #11894
    NAMBITHURAI
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    when there is a significant difference between the  previous day Closing price and the next day opening price, then this difference is termed as a gap. Gaps are differentiated based on if they occur in a trending or a non trending pattern and also if it is filled or not.

    Area gap, Run away gap, break out gap and exhaustion gap are its four types.

    #11907
    Swaminathan
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    The Gap is named on where it happens in the current trend . They are

    Area Gap

    Breakout Gap

    Runway Gap

    Exhaustion Gap

    #11946
    HARI
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    The empty space in the chart between the previous day closing and next day opening price is called the GAP. The are four types of GAP – Area, Breakout, Runaway and Exhaustion.  This is visible only in Candle stick analysis.

    #11999
    vignesh
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    • area gap -when the appears in non trending area (i.e. demand & supply zone or support & resistance level)  with low volume and gap should be filled fast.
    • breakout gap – when the gap appears in trending  area with high volume and should not be filled fast.
    • runway gap –  when the gap appears after a breakout gap volume may not be high but price goes up and gap remains open.
    • exhaustion gap – when the gap appears at the day open but gets filled at the end of the or the next day with high volume and the trend changes .
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