1. Stocks gapped and opened high:
When stocks gapped and opened high, it indicates strength and does not necessarily mean covering. At least not necessarily in the long term. ?
Because a gap forms a gap, especially a breakthrough gap and an interruption gap have very strong technical implications and will not be easily covered. ?
2. The stock price will jump up and down significantly after being affected by bullish or negative effects. When the stock price rises due to bullish influence, the opening price or lowest price of the day on the exchange is more than two reporting units higher than the closing price of the previous day. When the stock price falls, the day's opening price or highest price is more than two reporting units lower than the previous day's closing price. or rise or fall by more than one reporting unit in a day's trading. The above phenomenon of large jumps in stock prices is called short jumping.