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- Out of My Short
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- Turn Out the Lights
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- Is Everyone in?
- Market Manipulation
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- China Keeps Falling US Keeps Rising
- Nuances in Sentiment
- Rate Hike
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- Market Has a Memory
- Bull Feast
- Adding Short
- Another Gap Up
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- Unstoppable
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2 comments:
What do you look at to dteremine a gap up/down signal?
The trading over the last 5 days, cash open, high, low, close, and volume at each price level.
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