It appears that gap #1 is a Breakaway gap. These gaps usually occur with a break of resistance and high volume. These can occur on a good news event if the gap is up or a bad news event if it gaps down. This gap occurred on a good news event.
The second gap is a continuation gap and these often mark the hal way mark of the trend up or down in the case of a downtrend.
The last gap may be an exhaustion gap and is for illustration purposes only. Time will tell. This stock may even form a bull flag so I am not labeling this as an exhaustion gap just yet. These fill faster as a rule than the breakaway or continuation gaps and can mark the end of a trend.
No recommendation.
The second gap is a continuation gap and these often mark the hal way mark of the trend up or down in the case of a downtrend.
The last gap may be an exhaustion gap and is for illustration purposes only. Time will tell. This stock may even form a bull flag so I am not labeling this as an exhaustion gap just yet. These fill faster as a rule than the breakaway or continuation gaps and can mark the end of a trend.
No recommendation.