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👉👉👉Chart=====>GAP @ 90.35/90.55, still $100 Cup with Handle price target
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🔥Chart======>Opening GAP @ 90.35/90.55, GREAT REBOUND ongoing
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Hi MadBadger, I just checked again. Your mentioned gap between Sept. 11 and Sept 12. is no gap (any more). It was only open/unfilled until it filled at the same day. The intraday low (the wick of the candle on Sept. 12) reached and overlapped the wick (intraday high) of the previous day (Sept. 11), so the gap was there for some minutes or hours, but got filled the same day. So yes, my algorithm only shows OPEN/UNFILLED gaps, and not gaps that already got filled. So my statement remains, there are only two gaps in the whole COOP chart, one between 21.40/21.46 and one between 64.10/64.24
So here is the chart, all other elements I usually show are hidden, only the two gaps found by the algorithm are shown as green markings/lines
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And here is a zoom-in of Sept 11/ Sept. 12, you can clearly see the gap is filled (blue circle), but you need to click the chart to zoom in and to see both wicks!
You can clearly see the overlapping wicks.
Also ChatGPT says:
When the intraday low of the current day's candle reaches or exceeds the intraday high of the previous day's candle (or vice versa), the gap is considered to be "filled" or "closed."
In technical analysis, a gap is initially identified by the difference between the opening price of the current period and the high/low of the previous period. However, if during the trading session the price moves in such a way that it overlaps with the previous period's price range, the gap is said to be filled.
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In summary, while a gap is initially identified by the opening price relative to the previous period's high/low, it is considered filled when the price action during the current period overlaps with the previous period's range.
Hey J, you made a loaded statement, asked for the information, I provided it and then you ignored my request for your opinion or at least shared where I got it wrong. Not very Neighborly of you. Let me enlighten you, I don’t bother watching tv, I study these graphs day in and day out, all day every day, nights, weekends, holidays, during work, off work, it’s my bed time story and what I start my morning coffee with. This is my Sports Team, My Favorite Series for 16 Seasons and Counting, this is my Hobby, My Happy Time, My Mother Foking Life and I’m Not Going To Fail. I study every buy, sell, bid, ask, volume, symbol, signal, pattern, wave, and code. I am looking for anything and everything that stands out and Dissecting it. I know I’m going up against a Program and Algorithms. So, I have to come with my Best Foot Forward. I don’t side step or half step.
👉👉👉Chart====>MMs trying to close the 91.39/91.40 GAP before great earnings TOMORROW IMO
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Down $1.74 on only 109k shares, what a joke 
MMs doing their best to get shares before Wednesday...
All too predictable..
AI
