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xeon ks (Xeon)（讨论 | 贡献） （Gap） |
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== '''What is GAP?''' == | == '''What is GAP?''' == | ||
Any space between the current price and any Support/Resistance | Any space between the current price and any Support/Resistance | ||
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* High, Low, Open, Close of any bar | * High, Low, Open, Close of any bar | ||
* Moving Averages | * Moving Averages | ||
* Trend lines | * Trend lines | ||
* Can be very minor<blockquote>“The air is heavy around us. The world is stifled by a thick and vitiated atmosphere — an undignified materialism which weighs on the mind and heart hindering the work of governments and individuals alike. We are being suffocated. Let us throw open the windows that God’s free air may come in, and that we may breathe the breath of heroes. | * Can be very minor | ||
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* <blockquote>“The air is heavy around us. The world is stifled by a thick and vitiated atmosphere — an undignified materialism which weighs on the mind and heart hindering the work of governments and individuals alike. We are being suffocated. Let us throw open the windows that God’s free air may come in, and that we may breathe the breath of heroes. | |||
Life is stern. It is a daily battle for those not content with an unattractive mediocrity of soul. And a sad battle it is, too, for many — a combat without grandeur, without happiness, fought in solitude and silence. Weighed down by poverty and domestic cares, by excessive and senseless tasks which waste the strength to no purpose, without a gleam of hope, many souls are separated from each other, without even the consolation of holding out a hand to their brothers in misfortune who ignore them and are ignored by them. They are forced to rely on themselves alone; and there are moments when even the strongest give way under their burden of trouble. They call out — for a friend.” | Life is stern. It is a daily battle for those not content with an unattractive mediocrity of soul. And a sad battle it is, too, for many — a combat without grandeur, without happiness, fought in solitude and silence. Weighed down by poverty and domestic cares, by excessive and senseless tasks which waste the strength to no purpose, without a gleam of hope, many souls are separated from each other, without even the consolation of holding out a hand to their brothers in misfortune who ignore them and are ignored by them. They are forced to rely on themselves alone; and there are moments when even the strongest give way under their burden of trouble. They call out — for a friend.” | ||