Investing and Online Business: Hindenburg Omen

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Friday, January 3, 2014

Hindenburg Omen

It is worth mentioning a technical indicator for stock market trading, the Hindenburg Omen, which was named after the well-known crash of the German airship in the late 1930s. When both percentages of new 52-week highs, and new 52-week lows, over the total number of stock issues which are traded in... Sign in to see full entry.

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Technical analysis and fundamental analysis comprise two categories with which to analyze securities and investment decision-making. Technical analysis is an imperative device for investors and traders who want to beat the general market. Technical analysis is focused on market movement, momentum, trending, and potential reversal. To execute technical analysis usually involves complex mathematics and statistics that are the hinges of the scheme of technical indicators. This blog allows you to adopt technical analysis without mastering the formula. Instead, the readers can concentrate on interpreting the market warnings or signals to achieve their investment goals. If you want to become a winner in the stock market, you must discern and gauge the forces that drive stock market movement and momentum. In this blog, we outline the top five technical indicators which are employed by investors, and are able to effectively detect the market reversals, including Relative Strength Index (RSI

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