The Hindenburg Omen was named after the Hindenburg disaster, the crash of the German zeppelin in late May 1937. It is technical analysis that was developed to predict the potential for a stock market crash.
The Hindenburg Omen is the alignment of several technical factors that measure the underlying condition of the stock market - specifically [...]

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Technical indicators can only provide you with the initial clue to a bearish reversal; you will need something else more powerful to stir up a storm to drive the stock down south. There are many reasons for a stock to go down. So how do you pick the big losers?
It could be due for [...]

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Most traders make their trading decisions by relying on news, reports, and intuition or gut feelings. Such traders confront the market without a concept. This explains why most of them lose money in the markets, which is statistically confirmed.
Trading decisions made from fundamental data, news and tips are not free of human emotions. There [...]

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