#Training



Gap— refers to the blank area that appears instantly on the chart when the current quote differs from the previous quote by a few points. It usually occurs during major macroeconomic data releases, sudden economic or political events, force majeure situations, as well as when markets open after weekends or holidays.

Gaps are represented as blank spaces between two candlesticks, extending from the shadow or body of the previous candlestick to the shadow or body of the next candlestick. Candlesticks can be of any pattern, whether bullish or bearish.
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