GAP FILLING TUTORIAL

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GAP FILLING TUTORIAL (see image-1)
Image-1IDENTIFY THE GAP!(see image-2)
Image-2GAP HAS TO BE FILLED!(see image-3)Image-3RESISTANCE!(see image-4)
Image-4LOWER TIMEFRAME(see image-5)
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Image-5UPWARD CHANNEL (see image-6)
Image-6TRADING THE PLAN(see image-7)
Image-7TRADING SETUP(see image-8)
Image-8WHO IS RIGHT?(see image-9)
Image-9THE TRADE(see image-10)

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