How do you handle gaps?

Question for traders who develop strategies for trading. I am sure most of you must have faced this challenge in Forex Trading. I am hoping to hear different perspective and opinions from different traders on this subject.

So here is a scenario:
Let's say you take a Buy Trade. Your TP is set to 30 pips. The market starts to go against you. Based on your strategy when the market is 30 pips against you, you would like to take a Sell Trade of 3 times your original Lot Size while closing your original Buy trade. If the direction continues, you get out of the Sell Trade making some money or at the least break even by recovering the 30 pip loss you had from your original Buy Trade.

All looks good in theory.....but I have experienced in quite frequently that you do not get the opportunity to enter or exit the Trade at the right time. The Market just moves very quickly.....I have noticed it would many times move 100 pips in a single tick. This means you never got the opportunity to close your original Trade at 30 pip loss and open new Trade in the opposite direction. And now you are at 100 pip loss.

How do you handle this sudden movement and gap in the price?

Take a lose and look for next entry, but not against these trade but according to your rules wich are predetermined that works on long run, never make a revange trade!

Your question is wrong you need to ask like these because gaps are something else:
Do you take revange trade when trade goes against you?

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hey yalgaar..... the number of times per year that any of the 30 most common pairs made a 100 pip move in a single tick should be low.... 100 pips is more than the daily atr on all but 4 of those common 30..... and the tickvalue is 30% less on those 4 pairs..... eurnzd, gbpjpy, gbpnzd, gbpaud.....

as for how to handle fast markets or gaps, that's a very good question.... truly hope you'll get some good answers.....

as for me, trading with the trend and my unusually low lot size takes any sting out of fast movements or gaps against me..... it would take several hundred pips before any real concern.... low lot size is my solution to everything.....

fast movements and gaps against my positions are usually a positive.....h

I deal with slippage about 50% of the time.

It's not a problem if you risk less per trade.

gap in start of trend indicates momentum and power of the level , gap after a good rally/drop indicates ending the trend and nobs are coming .