Investors beware, the 'Hindenburg Omen' has reappeared

Cheer me up why don't you??!!

.......AND that pigs are seen flying backwards over the NYSE.

and doing a flip at the same time

what a lot of nonsense - get a life whoever wasted their life on this c**p

Who wastes their time writing this drivel....article states that the Factor 5 conditions (" absolute neccessity in all cases") have only nearly been met recently , never mind that they must repeat upto 5 times within 36 days ....normal article for the silly season I think.

crap

Yeah! But how many times has it appeared without a subsequent market crash?

.....and I just sold everything I had in response to this report....never mind the FSA will compensate me for my losses I'm sure.. Ho Ho Ho from the cash pile

'Easily the most feared technical pattern in all of chartism (for the bullishly inclined).

Bullish or Bullsh__ was that?

If you believe Chartism is tracking human nature (which creates the movements which make the Chart) you ignore it at your peril.

However I have to agree this one does seem to be a little far out!

Problem is that - however nonsensical it appears - the prediction will come true if enough idiots believe it & start selling their stock.

Fridays always a good day for the market pick-pockets. Fridays in August even better as the whole of the FSA is away on their annual busmen's holiday. Hindenburg formation nothing compared to the Krakatoa cross.

Not April 1st. is it ?

According to Citywire's "About Us" page

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We aim to be the independent guide to your financial life. We want to help you make the best decisions about what to do with your money – whether it’s making sure your family is financially protected or navigating the pensions minefield."

Does make you wonder therefore which articles they rejected before choosing this 'gem'.

I take notice of charts and doing this has saved me some aggro in the past. This, however, is just too bizarre! Didn't someone relate stock market crashes to the solar cycle? - may as well through that one in as well.

Indians have been criticized for being superstitious but here I find people in the West too are superstitious.

''and that the the subsequent market collapse has to happen within a 120 day time frame.''

I don't want to nitpick such a fine piece of research,, but doesn't that last line mean if it nothing happens within 120 days, then the whole thing is a load of tosh??

you have forgottento take account of the inside leg measurement of the analyst (in inches) which must be identical to his hat size and his IQ

If this really works, then everyone will sell, I'll buy at the bottom and clean up. No indicator is guaranteed to work forever - remember the January effect?

This sounds so convoluted that there are probably another 20 five-level indicators that prove this or anything else. Still, it has increased my vocabulary - I shall now be able to bore for Britain on the McClennan Oscillator.

On Tuesday 10th August I entrusted three pairs of brand new trousers, which I wanted shortening, to a woman I had never met before. She asked for (demanded) cash in advance as she said she had been left with garments she had spent time altering which customers had failed to collect.

Today (Friday 13th) I gave all my old trousers to a charity collector who happened to call before I was due to fetch my new ones. All I was left with was a few pairs of jeans.

Later this morning I visited the lady as agreed. She had kept her word, the work was done, and all I had to do was say thank you.

I brought the new trousers home, inspected then carefully, and tried them on for size. They fit me perfectly now, and you cannot see that they have ever been altered.

I'm well chuffed. So far this Friday 13th has turned out well. Sometimes you just have to follow your gut instinct and take a chance.

N0t one of you silly persons beleive the above ,so perhaps that makes me a

silly billy too.

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i heard a two-headed lamb was born in shrewsbury. and it had two bodies. and two tails. and eight legs. the end is nigh, i tell you!

Oh yeah? Of course it's true - and if your auntie had balls she'd be your uncle as well!!

This article scared me so much I went outside immediately to check my piece of seaweed - don't worry folks, it was still wet!

They forgot to divide 36 by the square root of minus 3 so it wilol be a bull run certainty.

I think all the previous have covered the matter adequately, so I've nothing to add., expect to say to Jeff Lampert that sentiment is borne generally behind the curve and people come to their senses eventually.

James Bond - I doubt you'll ever see this, but The View To a Kill project was my first commercial contract when I worked for Airship Industries - great fun, great days. Negotiated the contract at Pinewood with Eon Productions and not with Cubby Brocolli, but with his daughter, who behind the scenes did all the commercial work...

A to the Hindenburg Omen - naive, non-believers - ignore it at your peril.

...eye of newt and toe of frog....

what a load of b******s.

This is like the square of bugger all theory, which ever way you read it it still is ZERO!