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charlestan
    21-Sep-2009 19:32  
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hi bintang,

thanks for your time and advice.
 
 
Bintang
    21-Sep-2009 17:38  
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Hi charlestan , if a company had been upgraded  for its prospect n the gap was created  due to the optimism of the investors , normally this type of gap would not be filled if the environment never changed . Furthermore , this gap would provide strong support to the share price in any retracements . For examples , u can refer to the charts of  Rotary n Midas .



charlestan      ( Date: 21-Sep-2009 16:47) Posted:



hi bintang,

i suppose if a company is being revalued up and there was a run-up in price, then the gap may not be filled. My question is: if this same company has been trading at an upper range for some time with a well-defined support and resistance level:

during a correction/retracement in the broad market, will the support take pre-dominance and hold strength, or more likely, it will drop below support to fill the gap.

thanks

 
 
qwertyuiop00
    21-Sep-2009 17:02  
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hi bintang, thanks for the explanation, really appreciated it :D

Bintang      ( Date: 21-Sep-2009 14:02) Posted:

A gap represents a price range on a chart at which no trading takes place .Gaps can appear in an uptrend showing market strength or a downtrend showing market weakness . When a gap occurs in an uptrend, the current period 's low is higher than the previous period 's high . In a downtrend , a gap occurs when the current period's high is lower than the previous period's low .

qwertyuiop00      ( Date: 21-Sep-2009 13:07) Posted:

anyone here knows..?


 

 
charlestan
    21-Sep-2009 16:47  
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hi bintang,

i suppose if a company is being revalued up and there was a run-up in price, then the gap may not be filled. My question is: if this same company has been trading at an upper range for some time with a well-defined support and resistance level:

during a correction/retracement in the broad market, will the support take pre-dominance and hold strength, or more likely, it will drop below support to fill the gap.

thanks
 
 
Bintang
    21-Sep-2009 15:31  
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Hi charlestan , when a gap occurs on a chart , it is not uncommon that the price must to be filled , over time, the probability is that the gap would be filled ,since most counters trade in certain price ranges . However there is no reason why the gap must to be filled . So in actual situation , some gaps should be filled n some shouldn't , because some gaps are important while others are not .We could also see the gaps have different forecasting implications depending on which types they are and when they occur . In the case of  PEC , when its IPO was  40 cents , it started to trade from 68.5 cents , I  did not see any gap in its chart , because there was no trading at 40 cents .

charlestan      ( Date: 21-Sep-2009 14:33) Posted:

hi bintang,

will the gap always be filled later, esp big gaps? or can remain unfilled

E.g PEC  ipo 40c , but trading range lowest 68.5

thanks

 



Bintang      ( Date: 21-Sep-2009 14:02) Posted:

A gap represents a price range on a chart at which no trading takes place .Gaps can appear in an uptrend showing market strength or a downtrend showing market weakness . When a gap occurs in an uptrend, the current period 's low is higher than the previous period 's high . In a downtrend , a gap occurs when the current period's high is lower than the previous period's low


 
 
iPunter
    21-Sep-2009 14:59  
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When Genting Sp started trading after the halt, I had expected it to gap up.

But since it didn't gap up at such a 'good opportunity', I am bearish on that stock,

Thus I sold at near the top (1.19) ! ... and is still in the money...  Smiley



charlestan      ( Date: 21-Sep-2009 14:33) Posted:

hi bintang,

will the gap always be filled later, esp big gaps? or can remain unfilled

E.g PEC  ipo 40c , but trading range lowest 68.5

thanks

 



Bintang      ( Date: 21-Sep-2009 14:02) Posted:

A gap represents a price range on a chart at which no trading takes place .Gaps can appear in an uptrend showing market strength or a downtrend showing market weakness . When a gap occurs in an uptrend, the current period 's low is higher than the previous period 's high . In a downtrend , a gap occurs when the current period's high is lower than the previous period's low


 

 
charlestan
    21-Sep-2009 14:33  
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hi bintang,

will the gap always be filled later, esp big gaps? or can remain unfilled

E.g PEC  ipo 40c , but trading range lowest 68.5

thanks

 



Bintang      ( Date: 21-Sep-2009 14:02) Posted:

A gap represents a price range on a chart at which no trading takes place .Gaps can appear in an uptrend showing market strength or a downtrend showing market weakness . When a gap occurs in an uptrend, the current period 's low is higher than the previous period 's high . In a downtrend , a gap occurs when the current period's high is lower than the previous period's low .

qwertyuiop00      ( Date: 21-Sep-2009 13:07) Posted:

anyone here knows..?


 
 
Bintang
    21-Sep-2009 14:02  
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A gap represents a price range on a chart at which no trading takes place .Gaps can appear in an uptrend showing market strength or a downtrend showing market weakness . When a gap occurs in an uptrend, the current period 's low is higher than the previous period 's high . In a downtrend , a gap occurs when the current period's high is lower than the previous period's low .

qwertyuiop00      ( Date: 21-Sep-2009 13:07) Posted:

anyone here knows..?

 
 
qwertyuiop00
    21-Sep-2009 13:07  
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anyone here knows..?
 
 
qwertyuiop00
    20-Sep-2009 14:58  
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hello, can any experts here enlighten me on why do stocks gap up/down at the opening min and at the closing min? is it because of a technical gap up/down or is it because of a lack of demand/supply of the particular stock? your replies will be much appreciated! Smiley
 
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