 everyone and welcome. This is Melissa Arma with Stock Swoosh and I'm reviewing a gap. For those of you that don't know what a gap is, I'm going to briefly explain it to you. A gap is a difference between the clothes in the open. So this is Hewlett Packard. HPE is the ticker symbol. I'm sure you've heard of Hewlett Packard before. So I'm talking about something that is a recognizable company. I'm going to show you here. Actually, let me keep this on. See where the stock closed today. 4 o'clock Eastern Time. That's this far here right into the clothes. 1622. Now I'm going to show you the post and pre-market data. Where's the stock out now? 1675. So this is in the after hour. So the stock is gapping up here. You can see it here a lot better. Let me just blow this up. And there it is. So this stock is gapping up. Now tomorrow morning, this could be at a different price, it could be higher, it could be lower. But as of right now, if it was 9.30 Eastern Time tomorrow morning on Friday, HPE would be gapping up. So what do I do? I teach people how to find stocks like this and then determine if they should go long HPE or short it, or maybe not do anything. Maybe it's not a good gap. Occasionally you will have things that gap that aren't good. So it's about finding the directional bias. So I have a rating system. It's a chart. I go through it every morning. It's a 26-point checklist where I'll go through and I'll rate the gap. If the gap rates per my system to go long or short it, then we'll do it. Otherwise we won't. So it's very important to know which direction you should trade this tomorrow or if you should trade it at all. Okay? And that is something that's very specific. Things that are gapping are important and people don't realize the impact that a gap will have in a chart. It's something that I teach in my class called the Golden Gap Course. It's a great course. I do it usually once a month. If you're interested in coming and learning, you can email me at melissa at thestockswish.com. Next class is this weekend, February 23rd and 24th. Have a great day, everyone.