This is not necessarily true. Simply put, the gap should be combined with the entire K-line and fundamentals, and the price is at the end of consolidation, rising or rising. If it is the finishing stage, the gap is high and the turnover is large, which means that the area that breaks through and gets rid of finishing is large and can be held. The rising period indicates that there will be room for growth. If it is at a high level, at the end of the rise, it is the last jump.