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T/A - Nice Gap Example

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I often mention open gaps in my commentary and once in a while I get a question about them.

While screening some stocks this morning I found a couple of good examples of gaps on the chart of Sears Holdings (SHLD).

Like a magnet, open gaps are serious potential targets to be filled. And once they do get filled, that can be an area of strong resistance like we saw here in late October (or support depending on the direction of the open gap.)



I was considering buying Sears here as a bottom fishing expedition, but I would have to see it trade above that gap first, and probably close above it for 3 days.

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  1. rangerray's Avatar
    Could you point to some good on-line reading where one might become familiar with some of the things and terms that you often mention? I'm picking it up slowly, but some of the sources I've found on my own just leave me that much more confused. Thanks!!
  2. tsptalk's Avatar
    How about http://www.investopedia.com?

    It has a nice search feature to find specific terms. or you can go right to the dictionary - http://www.investopedia.com/dictionary.

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