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A CME (Chicago Mercantile Exchange) gap is a price gap that occurs between the closing price of an asset on the CME futures market on Friday and the opening price of the same asset when trading resumes on Sunday evening.
These gaps can occur when there is significant news or market events that affect the price of the asset over the weekend when the CME futures market is closed.

Traders can trade CME gaps by taking advantage of the market's tendency to fill the gap as trading resumes on Sunday evening.
If the gap is bullish (i.e., the opening price is higher than the closing price on Friday), traders may look to buy the asset as soon as trading resumes in anticipation of the gap being filled. Similarly, if the gap is bearish (i.e., the opening price is lower than the closing price on Friday), traders may look to sell the asset as soon as trading resumes.

However, it's important to note that not all CME gaps get filled, and the market may continue in the direction of the gap instead of filling it.
Traders should always use proper risk management techniques and follow their trading plan when trading CME gaps or any other trading strategy.