A gap is an empty space on a chart where price jumps from one candle's close to the next candle's open without trading in between. Gaps often appear after market hours, for example when news breaks overnight and a stock opens far from where it closed. Markets that trade around the clock show fewer gaps.
Gaps mark moments when price moved suddenly without trading, which can leave levels traders revisit later.
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