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Hindenburg Omen: Leading Indicator or Economic Conspiracy Theory?

August 18, 2010 · 7 comments

in September, VIX volatility, indicators, market crash, market reports, market timing, news and updates, preparedness, technical analysis, terminology, theories, wealth protection

So what’s this “Hindenburg Omen” you may have been hearing about lately?  Is it an economic conspiracy theory, or does it really have any value as a leading indicator for a market slowdown?
The Hindenburg Omen is a technical indicator created by the blind mathematician, Jim Miekka, that is supposed to predict financial crashes – and [...]

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Stock Market Correlations With Moon Cycles – Should You Buy Stocks On a Full Moon?

November 17, 2009 · 17 comments

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I’ve heard some of the crazier stock market indicators before – the lipstick theory, the shorter skirts theory (are they all sexist?!) – for the directions that the markets and the broader economy are considered to be headed in.  Some technical analysis sounds no less arcane – “triple tops” and “double bottoms” as signs of [...]

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