And then if you write down all the gaps that fail and all of the variables that go with it, if you track them, the volume was this, the float was this, the failing said this, the news was this, the sector's this.

If you do that for every stock that gap is above 25%, 25%, what you're going to find is in a month you can look at that data and say, well, wow, look at some of the ones with this news

ran, but the ones with this news didn't run.

The ones with this volume and this float, they ran, and this volume and this sector somehow

width and this volume and this sector doesn't.

And you start picking

things up and then all of a sudden before you know you're like i've saw seven of this type of stock run

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