McClellan
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Stocks trading on the New York Stock Exchange issued the third “Hindenburg Omen” over the past six days on Thursday, according to Tom McClellan, editor of the McClellan Market Report.
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“A single signal is interesting, but the message gets more compelling when we see clusters of multiple signals in a short time frame,” McClellan said in research shared with MarketWatch.
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Over the past six months, the U.S. stock market has now seen eight Hindenburg signals, McClellan said.
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“Hindenburg Omen signal, or a bunch of them, is a warning but not a guarantee of trouble. It says, ‘Pay extra attention,’” McClellan said.
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Initially admiring of Gen. George McClellan, he wearied of his stubborn reluctance to pursue the enemy: “McClellan’s repose is doubtless majestic,” he wrote in October 1862, a few weeks before Abraham Lincoln replaced McClellan with Maj.
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