Question 1: Stock reviews are gapping downwards, what does "wait and see" mean? Hello, the market opened low, leaving a gap that was not covered during the session. This is the beginning of a typical downward trend. When the uptrend is indefinite, don’t enter the market easily and just stay on the sidelines.

Question 2: Is it good or bad for stocks to gap up and fall? It is not a good thing for stocks to gap up and fall.

After the opening of the day, the stock index or stock price jumped short and opened low, and then quickly moved lower within a few minutes, and the lows continued to move downward. Although there was a rebound during the session, it did not fill the gap, and in the near future The 30-minute trend shows that the lows continue to move downwards. This situation often occurs when there is a negative situation or after yesterday's stock index broke and pulled out a big negative line, the stock index and individual stocks were suppressed by the short side at the opening.

Once a gap-up occurs, the stock index will often not have a good chance to rebound that day. Even if there is a rebound in the afternoon, its intensity will not be very strong. When encountering this kind of low opening and low moving situation in operation, you should take advantage of the rebound opportunity to sell at high prices after the market opens in the morning. Never buy stocks in the morning.

Because when the market jumps short and opens low and moves low, it is difficult for the market to strengthen again that day. Judging from its development trend, once a gap occurs and a low opens and then moves lower, it will not only affect the trend of the stock index on that day, but also have a great impact on the trend of the next day. In a weak market, it usually takes a long time for the gap to be filled. It is not advisable to conduct short-term operations on the day when this situation occurs.

Question 3: A gap breaks down and goes down. What does it mean to be out in the near future? When the stock price fell, a gap appeared and fell below an important support level. It is recommended to sell when it rebounds in the near future.

Question 4: What does gapping high, opening low, and moving mean that the opening price of the day is higher than the closing price of the previous day, and the price goes down after the opening.

A gap means that the price is higher than the previous day's closing price

Question 5: What does it mean if a declining stock does not fill the gap? Gap

It is also called a gap. It refers to the phenomenon that the stock's opening price is higher than yesterday's highest price or lower than yesterday's lowest price, causing a gap in the K-line chart. Assume that yesterday's closing point was 1000 points, today's opening point is 1020 points, and it is always above 1020 points throughout the day Running is a complete 20-point jump gap; if the lowest point of the day is lower than 1,000 points, it can only be called a high jump opening, and the gap has been filled. If the minimum is between 1000 and 1020, it is partially compensated.

A gap refers to a period of rapid and large changes in the stock price without any transactions. It is displayed as a vacuum area on the stock price trend chart. This area is called a "gap", and it is usually also called a jump. When a gap appears in the stock price, after several days or even longer changes, it then reverses and returns to the price of the original gap, it is called the closing of the gap. Also called gap filling.

Meaning:

Generally speaking, unless there are extremely special circumstances, changes in stock indexes or stock prices should be continuous. However, in the actual operation process, investors often encounter a blank area with no transactions between two adjacent K lines. This is the gap we often refer to. From the perspective of technical analysis, gap gaps are generally a relatively obvious trend signal. If the stock price jumps upward, it means that an upward trend may be coming; if the stock price jumps downward, it may indicate an adjustment or decline. Putting aside the ex-rights gap formed by the recalculation of the stock price due to annual dividends, allotments or additional issuances, the gaps we encounter can generally be divided into four types: ordinary gaps, breakthrough gaps, and continuing gaps. and depletion gaps.

1) Generally the gaps will be filled. Because the gap is a vacuum area with no transactions, it reflects the impulsive behavior of investors at that time. When the investment mood calms down, investors reflect on their past behavior and the gap is filled. In fact, not all types of gaps will be filled. Among them, breakthrough gaps and persistent gaps may not be filled, and they will not be filled immediately; only consumptive gaps and ordinary gaps may be filled in the short term, so whether the gap is filled or not is of great concern to analysts as they observe the market outlook. Not much help.

2) Will the breakthrough gap be filled immediately after it appears? We can observe this from changes in trading volume. If there is a large number of transactions before the smooth breakthrough gap appears, and the transactions are relatively reduced after the gap appears, then the chance of filling the gap quickly is only a 50-50 ratio; but if the transactions increase significantly after the gap is formed, the stock price will still remain very stable even as it continues to move away from the pattern. If there are a large number of transactions, the possibility of filling the gap in the short term will be very low. Even if there is a back draw, it will be outside the gap.

3) The stock price rises rapidly when it breaks through its area. The trading volume is large in the initial stage, and then continues to decrease as it rises. When the stock price stops its original trend, the trading volume increases rapidly. This is a sign of good and short sides. As a result of the fierce dispute, after one of the parties achieved an overwhelming victory, a huge gap was formed, and at this time it began to decrease again. This is the change in trading volume when a persistent gap is formed.

4) A consumption gap usually occurs when the trading volume is the highest on the day when the gap is formed (but it may also appear on the day after the highest trading volume), and then the trading volume decreases, indicating that the market purchasing power (or selling power) has been exhausted As a result, the stock price quickly fell back (or rose).

5) In a rising or falling process, the more gaps appear, the sooner the trend is coming to an end. For example, when the third gap appears in the rising market, it implies that the rising market is about to end; when the fourth gap appears, the possibility of short-term decline is stronger.

The guiding significance of the gap theory

Since the market does not trade around the clock, stock indexes and stock prices will have some gaps of varying sizes, so the market will also have corresponding gaps. The "gap theory". There are not a few investors who use "gap" to test the market, and some famous sayings of this theory, such as "three jumps, all the energy will be exhausted" are widely circulated in the market. So, how much significance does the gap theory have in guiding the market? The author believes that the "gap" itself is very intuitive and easy to test the market, but this theory is just a derivative of the market's rise and fall swap rules. For example, "three short jumps, all the energy will be exhausted". If there are three upward or downward short jumps in the market, a large amount of energy for upward long or downward short selling will be released in the short term. Even if there is no gap, either the long side or the short side will be affected in the short term. "Exhausted". There is nothing particularly mysterious about the gap theory. Its biggest feature is to provide investors with an opportunity to directly observe the market. Its composition principle is actually very simple. ...>>

Question 6: Which risk is greater when a stock jumps high and opens low or when it jumps short and opens low? It cannot be generalized, and the volume and price must be considered comprehensively. After continuing to rise for a period of time, if the stock opens at a high level, jumps short and opens low, and the volume is large, it may be that the main force is fleeing for profit. It is very risky to continue to hold or follow up. Do not comfort yourself. The main force is just washing the market. You must know that no matter how good the stock is, After a rise, there will also be a fall.

If the historical low or relatively low level jumps short and opens higher, and the volume increases, it may be that the stock has resumed its upward trend due to fundamentals or good news. However, if the stock suddenly increases in volume for no reason, you should also be careful of the main force making false moves. It is most likely that the main force has lost confidence in the stock and has made a rising trend, attracting retail investors to follow up on the buying, and the main force is waiting for an opportunity to flee.

The situation is complicated and I won’t go into details here. I hope the poster will make a prudent judgment.

Question 7: What does it mean to gap up and open low in futures? The meaning of gapping down and opening low is that the opening price of the contract on the day has dropped to a certain extent from the closing price of the previous day. For example, yesterday's market opened at 2300, and today's market opened at 2280. This is a jump and a low opening, and it will fall directly. There are no transactions at the prices in the middle.

Question 8: What does the gap in the stock K-line chart mean? Gap and decline generally means that short positions are stronger than long and short positions. If there are more than two consecutive gaps and declines, where is the stock? The downward trend has been established. Generally, you will be out in time

Question 9: Are stocks that gapped low and opened high good? 1. Stocks that gapped low and opened with a relatively large downward momentum are not good; stocks that gapped low and opened high are not good. The stock has strong upward momentum, which is good.

2. Gap to open high and gap to open low: Gap to open high means that the opening price is higher than yesterday’s highest price; Gap to open low means that the opening price is lower than yesterday’s lowest price . In addition, the gap refers to the spatial price where the opening price exceeds yesterday's highest price or the opening price is lower than yesterday's lowest price.

3. There are four situations for gapping high and opening high: ① Continuation of the trend of the previous trading day; ② There is good news for the whole market or specific stocks before the market opens on that day; ③ Investors are optimistic about the bull market. There is great confidence; ④ Open higher in retaliation for the correction of the downward trend in previous days.

4. Gap and low opening refers to the situation where the opening price of a specific trading product in the market on that day is lower than the lowest price of the previous trading day, and the K-line chart of the two forms a downward gap, accompanied by a gap and low opening. If it opens, there will mostly be a sharp downtrend. A short gap and low opening indicate that the market has entered a consolidation stage, the market is in a downturn, and investor confidence has been frustrated. There are several situations for gapping and opening low: ① Continuation of the trend of the previous trading day; ② Before the market opens on the same day, there is negative news and yields of overall or specific individual stocks; ③ Hype. ④ Encountering some unexpected events will seriously affect everyone's prediction of the market.

Question 10: What does it mean when the price on the K-line drops sharply but the volume is not large? It means that the difference between the opening price and the closing price is very small, and the trading volume is large, which generally means that the volume is gapping downward.