Gap Up & Gap Down Stocks

Opening gap briefing for NSE stocks — session bias, filled vs unfilled gaps, the largest overnight moves, then a full searchable table for the selected date.

Gap up
Avg gap %
Gap down
Avg gap %
Unfilled gaps
Fill rate
Open bias
Total gaps
Session: — Filled: — Watch: unfilled gaps + largest gap %

Gap up vs gap down

Top gap ups

    Top gap downs

      Unfilled gaps to watch

        Symbol Side LTP Open High Low Prev Close Gap % Gap Zone Day Chg % Status Chart
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        How traders read gap up and gap down stocks

        An opening gap is the difference between today's open and the previous close. Large gaps often follow news, results, or overnight futures moves. Use this page to see whether the market opened with a bullish or bearish bias, which gaps already filled, and which unfilled gaps still matter.

        Practical checklist

        What is a gap up?

        Price opens above the previous close, leaving empty space on the chart. Bullish gaps that stay unfilled can support continuation; filled gaps often mean early strength was sold into.

        What is a gap down?

        Price opens below the previous close. Persistent unfilled downside gaps can signal distribution; a quick fill can mark a short-covering bounce — always size risk carefully.

        Filled vs unfilled — which matters more?

        Both matter. Filled gaps show the overnight move was revisited. Unfilled gaps highlight unfinished business and are common watchlist items for day and swing traders.

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