Yes. Wednesday and Thursday showed good action: a gap down into support, many stocks finding strength, and some breaking out from their previous ranges. A gap-up market can show fading, and in general it is not the best probability-wise for buying a gap-up. That is not a black-and-white rule where a QQQ gap-up means I must avoid all new positions. It only means the tendency and frequency of good entries are somewhat lower.
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