GAP ANALYSIS- – “Measure of Goals & Performance”

gap analysis is a method of comparison of normal price and sudden high price of a stock. gaps formed when there is a large difference in the opening price of a stock when compared to previous day trading range. trading gap is the temporary gap formed between support and resistance area for a short period of time. Correct gap analysis should increase an organization’s production and performance,…

HOW TO FIND THE GAP AND TECHNICAL VIEW

This module is useful to breakout the non trending zone . how to identify and what condition to be followed volume factor. what is trending . what is range bound market. how to enter area gap. Throughout the knowledge about GAP analysis.

What is gap and why it will form, Area gap, breakout gap, runaway gap and exhaustion gaps were discussed.

Gaps are areas on a chart where the price of a stock (or another financial instrument) moves sharply up or down, with little or no trading in between. As a result, the asset’s chart shows a gap in the normal price pattern. The enterprising trader can interpret and exploit these gaps for profit. This article will help you understand how and why gaps occur, and how you can use them to make…

Gap Analysis – Day 8

Gap analysis is process of analyzing the gap between closing price of previous day and opening price of next day. Four types of GAP are Area gap, Breakout gap, Exhaustion gap, Runaway gap

Gap in technical analysis is a space in the chart where no trading has taken place. There are four types of gaps which are, area gap, break out gap, runaway gap, exhaustion gap.

The gap in technical analysis is an area where the price abruptly moves up or down that generally determines bullish or bearish view.

Gap analysis is essential tool of technical analysis. Gap appears on charts when there is a important event or news occurs which affects the security. Overnight risks occur when a news or event which affects the security occurs after closing of the market. It has gap impact on the price of security on the next trading day. For example, if an earnings report with unexpectedly high earnings comes…