"The Harami Cross
The harami cross pattern is more significant as it contains a doji, which is a candlestick with no or very little real body. As mentioned in the discussion on candlestick types, a doji is formed when the close price and the high price are the same or very close. They tend to indicate indecision and uncertainty in the market. Also, a doji with long the shadows has the greater the significance than a doji with short shadows."
maybe you need to read up the definition of the gap first before you speak?
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