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Large percentage of gap Downs on Friday seem to be banks or bank related.
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QUOTE (wwrightjuly4)
Large percentage of gap Downs on Friday seem to be banks or bank related.
wfc
sti
tcb
cfr
gdw
aso
rf
ub
cors
zion
wb
cma
ubsi
How are you defining a gap down and how did you find this information? I would be intrested in finding industries/sub-industries which gapped up.
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remember guys ...statistically gaps always get filled
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Quote:"How are you defining a gap down and how did you find this information? I would be interested in finding industries/sub-industries which gapped up."
The "standard" definition for a gap is when today's low is greater than yesterdays high:
L>H1 (gap up)
or today's high is lower than yesterdays low:
H<L1 (gap down) .
You can create the scans yourself. Also the is a built in scan in
system sorts called "Gappers"
Thanks
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Just sort MEDIA GENERAL INDUSTRY AVERAGES by the condition GAPPERS.
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From Craigs above I used the supplied Fx
<optionable stocks> just a filter I use
<gappers>
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