@filip
Hello Filip,
How come that in a candle stick chart the bodies of the candles in the do not align?
I mean does the opening of a candle coincide with the closing of the candle before? and does the closing of a candle coincide with the opening of the candle next?
Many thanks 
No it doesn’t have to. The market doesn’t have to open the next candle at the closing price. This phenomenon is known as a Gap, when there is a difference between the closing price and the opening price of the next candle.
You can read more about that here and how you can trade on it: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/g/gap.asp
They will not necessarily be aligned as opening prices can vary from previous day closing prices. You see this often in pre-market activity on stock markets like the NASDAQ. Opening bid/ask is usually different from previous day close 
As @filip mentioned, this is known as a Gap. What’s important to note here is that there is an investor psychology where, if there is a large gap, often at some point in the future the stock will close that gap.
What this means is that when there is a big spike up or hit down, the market will at some point return to that price and fill the gap.
Sounds crazy, but historically this is a tendency that actually happens in the market.
Hi @filip
Will you discuss somewhere candle stick patterns, as shooting start/ hammer?
Thanks!
Vasily
Unfortunately not in this course 