Gap
When the low of the current price bar is higher than the high of the preceding price bar, or the high of the current price bar is lower than the low of the preceding price bar.
Some traders also use the term gap to refer to an opening price that is higher than the high (or lower than the low) of the preceding price bar (an "opening" gap).
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David Penn
Brian Shannon
There are two forms of risk in the market; price and time. Why let the stock pullback and hope the buyers will re-emerge? Why wait for the buyers to show up? Instead, the better bet is to wait for evidence the buyers have retaken control.
(more)Austin Passamonte
E-Mini futures see many intraday gaps. How can you make them work for you? Find out what this trader did.
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GPS David Penn
Join Larry Connors at 12:00 PM ET on Thursday for his free weekly Teleconference with TradingMarkets Senior Editor David Penn as they discuss the new opportunities for stock traders in the current market.
(more)April 7, 2008
Mark Whistler
See what's moving Forex Markets this week.
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Kevin Haggerty
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson hit the talk shows over the weekend laying the ground work for his announcement on Monday that there will be a change in the oversight of financial institutions, which of course will be led by (you guessed it) our big-brother government.
(more)March 27, 2008
Stephen Bigalow
No matter what you hear elsewhere, the candlestick signals tell you exactly what investor sentiment is doing. The Kicker Signal illustrates a very dramatic change in investor sentiment.
(more)Deron Wagner
The following details our personal trading rules for handling these tricky situations that occur when a stock has a gap opening.
(more)David Penn
Wednesday list includes: Abercrombie & Fitch, Whole Foods Market and FootLocker.
(more)August 24, 2007
PowerRatings Staff Reporter
Among today's stocks in the news, Home Depot announced it is close to agreeing a price for the sale of its wholesale distribution arm, Gap reported a 19% rise in earnings, and Ann Taylor Stores earnings fell by 27%.
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