In old texts this character is just another way of writing 俯 (to look down).
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頫 is not used independently in modern Chinese. It is an old variant of 俯 (to bow the head, to look down); the calligrapher Zhao Mengfu used it in his courtesy name 子昂. Always write 俯 today.
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Classical / variant only — seen in old texts and calligraphy, not in modern Chinese.
Left side 兆 is the sound element, with a strong drift from zhào to fǔ. It carries no 'omen' meaning here. The standard form 俯 uses a different phonetic for the same word.
No stroke data for 頫; the glyph shown is your device font, so component strokes can't be highlighted.
