The phenomenon happens if both highs and lows are greater than 2.2 percent of the total issues that trade that day. That would translate into about 73 stocks each way. In Friday's trading, there were 156 new lows and 90 new highs, according to Thomson Reuters.
At its core, the Hindenburg Omen reflects market volatility—violent moves in either direction that are triggered during times of uncertainty.
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