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                   TRADING THE EURO
          WITH TIGERSOFT'S UNIQUE TECHNICAL TOOLS
FOR DISTINGUISHING PROFESSIONAL FROM PUBLIC BUYING.

      Note also extreme divergences between Prices and
      TigerSoft's Accumulation Index.
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Here we look at the perpetual contracts for the EURO
   since 1999.  Two different TigerSoft charts are shown.
   One emphasizes the difference between Opening Power
   and Closing Power.  The other shows the cases where
   the Tiger Accumulation Index showed big divergences
   from the price action.  The rules here are to be applied
   to stocks, ETFs, commodities, metals and also other
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Rules for Buying and Selling (Short)
        1) Trade with the price trend of the 65-dma as possible, except when it is flat or nearly so.

        2)  > Sell S21s show both Opening and CLosing Power are falling. 
                        The first or second S21 should be used to sell short.
              > Buy B21s show both Opening and CLosing Power are rising. 
                        The first or second B21 should be used to buy.

        3) Look for divergences between Opening and CLosing Power.  This measures the
              difference between Overseas and Public Buying and US Professional Buying.

              > After the Closing Power fails to confirm a new price high, Sell Short when the
                          Closing Power breaks its uptrend.
  
             > After the Closing Power fails to confirm a new price low, Buy when the
                           Closing Power breaks its downtrend.

        4) Look for tests of the 65-dma.

   
        > On a rally to a falling 65-dma, Sell Short when the Closing Power breaks its uptrend.
                > On a decline to a rising 65-dma, Buy when the Closing Power breaks its downtrend.

        5) Watch for flat, often-tested flat Closing Power line breakouts and breakdowns.
                > Such CLosing Power breakouts are Buys.
                > Such CLosing Power breakdowns are Sells.

        6) Watch for extended, often-tested Closing Power line breakouts and breakdowns. 
                  > Such CLosing Power breakouts are Buys.
                 > Such CLosing Power breakdowns are Sells.    

       
7) Watch for extended, often-tested Opening Power line breakouts and breakdowns. 
                  > Such Opening Power breakouts are Buys if Closing Power is rising, too.
                 > Such Opening Power breakdowns are Sells if Closing Power is falling, too.  

          8) Watch for Severe Accumulation Index Divergences between Price New Highs
                and New Lows.  
                  > Sell Short when the Closing Power uptrend is then violated.  This clinches the Sell.    
                  > Buy when the Closing Power downtrend is then violated.  This clinches the Buy.   
                                          Buy B7s and B9s flag these diveregnces,

          9) Watch for extremely high and steady Blue Accumulation or the Opposite in rec.
                   >Extremely High and Steadily Positive Accumulation, as in early 2006, is very bullish. 
                  >Extremely Low and Steady Negative Accumulation is very bearish.             


   
1999
EU1999.BMP (1029654 bytes)
2000
EU2000.BMP (1041654 bytes)
2001
EU2001.BMP (1041654 bytes)
2002
EURO2002.BMP (1096854 bytes)
2003
EURO2003.BMP (1096854 bytes)
2004
EU2004.BMP (1101654 bytes)
2005
EU2005.BMP (1101654 bytes)
2006
EU2006.BMP (1092054 bytes)
2007
EU2007.BMP (1096854 bytes)
2008
EU08.BMP (1041654 bytes)
2009
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2010
EURO2010.BMP (1041654 bytes)
2011
EURO2011.BMP (1041654 bytes)
 
 
 


                

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