July 2015
Intermediate to advanced
352 pages
9h 40m
English
The exhaustion gap signals that the current trend or price pattern has lost momentum and is likely to reverse soon. This pattern is seen repeatedly in charts. As a general rule, exhaustion gaps that show up at the end of a strong trend tend to lead to strong reversals, and the larger the gap, the more likely the reversal will occur soon in a filling action.
Figure 10.10 contains four examples of exhaustion gaps. This chart is similar to the chart in Figure 10.9 in overall shape and price pattern; however, the exhaustion gaps clearly define turning points in secondary trends.
Figure 10.10 Exhaustion gaps (Chart courtesy of
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