Gap down bought back
Opened more than 2% in the hole and closed green from the open — the morning panic that found buyers.
A gap down is the overnight news priced in one print; what happens next is the market's verdict on whether the price was right. When a 2% hole gets bought back to a close above the open, the sellers got their exit and the stock ran out of them — the bear-trap anatomy, visible on a daily bar.
More volatility:Bollinger squeezeWide-range moversGap up and holdGap down and failUp 15% in a month
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