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             DJI              12601     -227   -1.77%     
             NASDAQ     2448        -43   -1.77%          
     

             SP-500          1391        -23   -1.61%         
 
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   See also:
                      Running Daily Comments on A Specific Stock - SSRI
   2/22/2008 - Parabolic Food Commodities and TigerSoft
   2/21/2008 - Gold and The Best Stock for Predicting A Bear Market.
   2/15/2008 - Lessons from Friday's Biggest Gainers and Losers
   2/14/2008 - Dirty Gold: Newmont Mining
  
2/10/2008    Silver Breaches $17.  Third Wave Surge!
  
2/8/2008     DJI Chart: 1900-2008
  
2/4/2008     The Limits of Monetary Policy:
                Will The "Stagflation" of The 1970s Reappear?

  
2/3/2008  The Best Earlier Example of A Rapid Big Drop
in The Discount Rate: 1957-1958
   What Bernanke
Has Learned from Fed Failures under Greenspan and
during Great Depression.


  
Stock Markets in Presidential Election Years: 1940-2008.
   1/26/2008 http://tigersoft.com/Tiger-Blogs/Jan-27-2008/index.html
   
See more Comments on bear market rallies...
    

               --------------------------------   Peerless Chart of DJI with Signals ---------------------------------------------

                      Finally the Peerless Sell S9/S12 Has Brought A Decline to The Lower Band

                                                                            "Sloppy Buying"
                                              
Too Much Money is being poured into Too Few Stocks.
                                               This usually leads to correrction, sooner than later.

                                                But oil and gas stocks are surely entering a wildly re-pricing
                                                phase to reflect huge oil profits and the uncertainties of oil supply.
                                               
See - http://www.tigersoftware.com/TigerBlogs/5-20-08/index.html
                                                                                                                                                today stock hit 55!

             MXC1.GIF (17039 bytes)

                                                          
Another Oil Stock - PDO - Pyramid
                                                          This company has
only 13 employees.
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                                                   BANK STOCKS LIKE
BAC ARE STILL TROUBLE
                          
Finance stocks in which the OBV is making a new 12 mo low ahead of price include:
                  BAC (shown below), CBC, CFC, FMBI, FMER, IBNK, LYG, SRCE, WM and WTFC.
                  Seven more bearishly did make new lows. ASFI is the weakest, with an AI/200 of 35.

                  With all the aid that the Fed has offered banks, this must be as discouraging as it is
                  dangerous and disturbing. 
See the Tiger Financial chart.
                                          
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DJI Sell vs NASDAQ and QQQQ Buys

                       5/21/2008                 Note To Readers:
                                                Blue means the text is new tonight.


                             The DJI is close to a new major Buy.  The P-Indicator and V-Indicator are still
                         positive   But experience teaches us to wait for the knife to stop falling.  The minor
                         B11 and B8 signals give notice to expect a reversal. 
  
                                               
                              Rising oil prices and new concerns that the FED may in the future less aggressively
                         battle Recession as it turns to face Inflation, that is coming from the other direction.
                        The DJI closed below the 21-day ma.  Weakness is clear in Financial Stocks.
                         See the chart of BAC (Bank of America above) and the bank stocks making new
                         lows today.   We have noted that breadth is suspect.  The NYSE A/D Line is
                         still uptrending but it does not match the degree to which the QQQQ, the NASDAQ or
                         the DJI have recovered their losses since last July.  And the number of NASDAQ new
                         lows is more than its new highs.  Volume did not rise enough on the rally to eat
                         up enough overhead supply to get the DJI past its falling 200-day ma. and the
                         resistance at 30.  Now we will see if it rises enough to drop the DJI to the lower
                         band.   The still operative S9 and S12 suggest the DJI will fall to the lower band,
                         especially during a Presidential Election year.  


                                  Watch the QQQQ's Closing Power and "Tiger Day-Traders' Tool" for
                         trend-breaks in the uptrend.  These will  be a surer sign that a correction down
                         has started.


                                             
                                                                                     Crude Awakening
                                                                                   How High Can Oil Go? 

                                Bush's visit to Saudi Arabia brought no promise of increased production.
                      Washington's animosity towards Venezuela has not toppled Chavez, as the CIA
                      has tried, but it has made Chavez send its oil to China, not the US.  The price of
                      oil goes up, not as the Democrats say, because of speculation, but because of
                      world demand, made more intense by the growth in developing markets, especially
                      China and India.  I recall oil reached over $50/barrel. in late 1979.  Oil stocks
                      did not top out until the end of 1980.  Prices have generally tripled since 1980.
                      So, in 1980 terms, crude could spike at over $150/b.  In 1972 crude oil was about
                      $3./bar.   The Yom Kipper was in October 1973 brought an OPEC embargo on
                      nations supporting Israel.  That lifted price to $13./b.  The November 1979 Iranian
                      revolution and the Iraq-Iran war dropped production by 10% and crude oil sold for
                     $34 in 1981.  Any complete supply interruption, as Venezuela's or Iran's, would
                     send up prices even more.  The high level of Accumulation shows that insiders
                     and big money are buying.  They do not think a top is near.  A world-wide recession
                     is probably the only thing that will change the up-trend in oil.

                                                                         The Outer Limits.

                                    The Sell S9 and S12 from Peerless sometimes fail for 6 weeks, only to
                     then bring a drop in the market and the DJI.  See mid 1986 and early 1969 for
                     examples.   At most a 3% rally occurs against them.  We have now reached that limit.
                     So, a decline back to the lower band must be expected using Peerless.  That would be in
                     keeping with the typical market's weakness in May and June. 

                                                               "Sloppy" Gains and "Free(sic)-Falls"

                                   There is another factor in worrying me about the stock market.  That is the
                     excessive advances in some stocks.  This occurs because too much money is chasing
                     to few stocks.  The term often heard for this is that the market is getting "sloppy.
                     In the last two weeks, MXC is up 117%, PDO has advanced 104%, ENER +73%,
                     CSIQ + 65%, SOL + 63% and  JRCC +52%, among stocks over $15.  At the same
                     time, some of the boomers have gone bust.  Look at GENC -46%.   See below.

                                   Another source of concern is the continued weakness in many banking
                     and finance stocks. 
Bank stocks would not be showing so much continued weakness,
                     after all the steps taken by the Fed to help them, if there was not more trouble ahead, probably
                     another bank stock that will have to be bailed out.  Washington Mutual is the bank that seems most
                     vulnerable to me.  See - http://www.tigersoftware.com/TigerBlogs/May-14-2008/index.html       

                                
    The rising wedge pattern, though, should not permit much more of an advance.
                      Even if there is a pullback in Crude Oil, which the market should like, the fact remains that
                      we have multiple Sell S9s and an S12.  Rallies after March usually peter out at the upper band
                      or at resistance.  So a decline to the lower band would normally be expected to follow.  

                          
       The fundamentals look very much like 1972, 1976 and 1980 when the best way to make
                     money in the market was to own oil stocks.  Oil stocks often rise easily when much of
                     the rest of the market is falling. Today Crude Oil reached $128.  Rising oil prices take money
                     from the rest of the US economy and send much of it to the Middle East.  Severe weakness in
                     Housing and Finance stocks has spread.  It is now visible in Airlines stocks and in many
                     Consumer Stocks.  

                                  
                                               ============== DJIA =================

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                                                            TIGER INDEX OF FINANCIAL STOCKS
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          ----------------------------------------- Tiger Index of Home-Building Stocks ----------------------------------      
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Seasonally, May and June are not good months.   There is more than a 60% probability
                     of a decline for the next two weeks, if we take the period 1965-2006 and consider the DJI's
                     behavior after a particular date.   Moreover,  Presidential Election years usually show a
                     lot of bouncing up and down between support and resistance between March and September. 
                     I take the 1960 chart as the best historical parallel to the current period.    1961 was
                     surprisingly bullish.  Perhaps, 2009 will be a positive surprise, too.


                                                                    
Next Year?

                              There are several conditions that COULD make  a surprisingly good market, once
                     the Presidential Election is over and if the Iraq war is brought to an end.  When we look
                     back at history you see that extremes of fear set up long advances.  The Cuban Missile Crisis
                     in late 1962 launched the bull market of 1963-1965.   This year, so far, we have had a steady
                     diet of bad news, although about things economic and financial rather than international,  
                     Sellers have either panicked or have placed "get-out-even" sell orders just overhead, which
                     the market is gradually eating up.   A large amount of public fear puts stocks in "strong hands".  

                              An end to a war very bullish in 1919, 1945, 1953-4 and 1975.  The end of the Cold
                     War helped launch the huge bull market of the 1990s.  The internet was the "peace dividend"
                     of military spending.  So if the Iraq War is finally ended next year, that will be a big help
                     for the market.


                             
The current extraordinary drop in interest rates, as long as it does not bring a collapse in
                     in the Dollar, can be  very bullish for stocks.    1957's steep drop in interest rates
                     set up a 50% rally in the DJI from 1977 to 1959.  Had there been no 9/11, perhaps the
                     2001 Greenspan cut in interest rates would have turned the market powerfully up a year
                     earlier than it did.  Very low rates certainly boosted the stock market after March 2003.   

                       


                                ----------------------------------------------------    NASDAQ ----------------------------------------------------
                                         The B2 tells us that the 65-day ma has been penetrated after a
                                sell-off.   The B1 advises us that the 65-day ma has turned up.  The
                                OBV Line is not confirming the advance.  The NASDAQ sometimes
                                moves in a different direction than the DJI for a three or four month
                                period; so, there is a Peerless NASDAQ program to catch the extra
                               volatility then.  B1 signals work best when the OBV Line is confirming
                               their turn-around and when they take place in the fourth quarter.                                  


                                   --------------------------------   NASDAQ ---------------------------------------------

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                                                                                                                                Rising Accumulation
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                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         Low Volume                                                                                                            Low Volume Rally.  
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QQQQ  ---------------------------------------
                                                                                                                          
                                                                          Rising TigerSoft Opening/Closing Power
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                                                                                              Rising TigerSoft Day Traders' Tool
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                                                                  COMMODITIES
                              Crude Oil
                                                    Very high accumulation.   Another new high.
                                                     Any retreat should be shallow.  Closing Power is also quite strong,
                                                     Openings are weak.   Very high Accumulation now.

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                    Gold
- turning up from rising 30-week ma. 
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                           Silver - turning up from rising 30-week ma
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                                                             Platinum     
                                        
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                    ----------------------------------------     Foreign Markets ---------------------------------------- 
                                                                                               Brazil    
                       EWZ.BMP (1920054 bytes)                                                        
                                                                       China ALLCHINA.BMP (1920054 bytes)
                          OIL Stocks Making New Highs - 5/20/08
                                     
  BEXP.BMP (1920054 bytes)                                                               
                                                    
CNQ.BMP (1920054 bytes)
CRK.BMP (1920054 bytes)                             
CVX.BMP (1920054 bytes)
 EAC.BMP (1920054 bytes)
 EOG.BMP (1920054 bytes)                                   
ESV.BMP (1920054 bytes)
  IGE.BMP (1920054 bytes)                        
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MUR.BMP (1920054 bytes)
PHX.BMP (1920054 bytes)
PTEN.BMP (1920054 bytes) PXD.BMP (1920054 bytes)               PXP.BMP (1920054 bytes)                           
ROYL.BMP (1920054 bytes)

SM.BMP (1920054 bytes)

STO.BMP (1920054 bytes)
SU.BMP (1920054 bytes)                                  

TGC.BMP (1920054 bytes)
TLM.BMP (1920054 bytes)                                 
UNT.BMP (1920054 bytes)

UPL.BMP (1920054 bytes)

WLL.BMP (1920054 bytes)                                   

                           Weaker Seasonality for May and June
                                               

                   ====================    Seasonality ============================
                                                
After 5/20/2008

            
1965-2006, the DJI has risen these percentages of the time: 
                
 45% after the next 3 trading days.   
                 
43% after the next 5 trading days.   
Avg. change  =        -0.0 %
                 
58% after the next 10 trading days.    Avg. change  =      -0.6 %
                       After 2 weeks                       
                  
50%  after the next  21-trading. 
         Avg. change    =    0.4%   
                 
50% after the next  42-trading. 
         Avg. change    =    0.3%  
                 
60% after the next three months        Avg. gain =     0.8%    

                                                                  Presidential Election Year Stimulation

                                             Of course, this time around, we have Helicopter Ben, who wants to prevent a
                                          a financial calamity pro-actively, no matter the cost to the US Dollar.  The FED
                                          is all but guaranteeing the investment safety of big banks right now.  Next year,
                                          when the political responsibilities and liabilities for a recession are likely to be
                                          reversed among the two major political parties,  the FED, I predict, will not be
                                          nearly so accommodating.  Consider how the FED raised rates so sharply
                                          between 1977 and 1979, to the detriment of Jimmy Carter.


                                             The Fed may even cut rates some more.  Current strength in the Dollar gives them
                                          more room to do that.  Crude Oil itself shows heavy big-money Accumulation, still.  
                                          Higher oil prices are eventually recessionary. But the bear markets of 1973-4,
                                          1977-8 and 1981-2 all waited for the Presidential Election Year to pass.

                                                       Trading Ranges are the key to profits in Presidential Election years.

                                                      Pres. Election years have lots of rallies and declines between
                                               bands of 2.5% to 4% around DJI 21-day ma. and between lows and highs
                                               from 2nd qtr on.  (In 2000 there were 7 pivotings at upper and lower band
                                               in 2nd qtr of 2000.)

                                                      The market (DJI-30) has first qtr declines in 14 of 16 cases since 1944.
                                               Buying at lower band is then always profitable. A May bottom is most likely.
                                               Another summer peak usually follows.  In 9 of 12 years, it was best to wait
                                               for a decline to the lower band to buy in 2nd qtr.  


                                                                   2nd Half of Presidential Election Year.

                                                     Buying at the lower band in a Pres. Year's 2nd half has always
                                                always been profitable since 1944, because partisans always celebrate
                                                their victory at year end and the market likes certainty (knowing who
                                                the next Pres will be).
                                                ------Declines in second half often stopped just before Nov election.---
                                                   August 3 cases September 2 cases  October 7 cases  Nov 1 case

                                                                                                                  
                                                      
                                          Play The BANDS

                                          A 50% retracement of the October to January decline should have lifted the DJI
                                up to  12894. Two rallies have already stopped just short of that. (January and February). 
                               If this rally fails, it will be bearish.  That the DJI has not mounted a 50% recovery rally
                               will be construed as distinctly bearish, even though it is a Presidential Election year when
                               the market usually reaches a bottom in the next few months and rallies for the rest of the
                               year.

                               There is still an unfilled downside minimum objective of 11250. 

                               Buying at the lower band in April has 14 successes and 3 failures. 

                              There are four cases when there was no decline to the lower band in April:
                                     1940, 1948, 1972, 2004.  So a decline to the lower band takes place in
                                     17/21 cases since 1916.  That 84% of the time.

                                     Successes:
                                       4/13/1916,   4/22/1924 ,  4/25/1928,   4/18/1944,    4/28/1960,    4/6/64,
                                       4/1/1968,     4/9/1976,    4/7/80,  4/10/84,   4/4/88,    4/8/92, 5/11/96, 4/14/00.
,

                               
This approach brought a loss only in 1920, 1932, 1936  
                                                 

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====================    FIDELITY SECTOR FUNDS ===========================
                              Use this study to monitor ever-changing sector strength.
              
         
21 Day   GAIN - 5/20/2008     
                             32 of 42 funds were up for last month. 

     Strongest                             Pct Change

             FNINX Networking                                               +10%
                 CSCO, GOOG, JNPR, MRVL, EMC, RIMM, new COGO, NTAP, BRCM, new ARRS

             FSPTX      Technology                                            +7%
                         CSCO, MRVL. NOK, YHOO, new MR, RIMM, new VSEA, new CTRP   

             Multi-Media,   Outsourcing, Natral Resources,  Wireless   +6%
                  
        
     Weakest                               Pct Change
  

            Insurance                                                  -5%             
            Financials                                                   -3% 
            Chemicals and Home Finance                  -2%                                                                     
          

=============================================================================      
                
              
  
                 Recent Studies That Apply.



            2/5/2008     First quarter declines in a Presidential Election when a new political party is going
              to win the White House.

            
                                In a Presidential Election year, Wall Street has to factor in the policies of a new President.  
             When a new political party takes over the White House, there tends to be weakness longer in the
             Presidential Election year.    Since 1920, in 7 of the 8 cases where a new party gained control of the White
             House, the market did not reach a bottom until March at the earliest (2000).  April saw two bottoms.
             July produced the low twice.  October did the same as July.  Only in one year, did the DJI fall all year.

                             In
1920, the DJI declined all year, from 109 to a low of 72 in December.
                             In
1932, the DJI fell from 70 at the beginning of the year to the Depression
                                       
bear market low of 41 in July.  
                           
1952 is an exception.  The DJI fell only from 270 at the start of the year to a
                                      
low of 257 in April.  It then rallied for the rest of the year as the market looked
                                        forward to a Republican more pro-business President. 
                           
In 1960, it fell from 685 at the start of the year to low of 568 in October. It then rallied.
                           
1976 was an exception. The DJI rallied at the start of the year and closed the year near
                                       its highs.
                           
In 1980, the DJI suffered a sharp decline in February and March, from 900 to 755 in April.
                           
In 1992, the DJI went sidewise for the year,   The final low was in October.
                           
In 2000, the DJI angled downward, with two deep "pot-holes'.  The year's low was in March.


                   ========================= 1977 and Seasonality ===============================
                          
The 1977 experience shows a steady erosion may lie ahead for stock prices now.  Or, the decline
                    may be rapid, as short sales are now allowed on down-ticks.  I said last week that: "I consider the situation
                    dangerous.   If the FED is going to act, it must do so quickly and dramatically.  Why is it delaying? 

                       
  
Seasonality is bearish.  I have pointed out how often the DJI pivots down early in
                  a Presidential Election year.  Presumably, it must get used to changing agendas and
                  priorities from the would-be Presidents.  Arthur Merrill first pointed this out in 1984 in his
                  "Behavior of Prices on Wall Street".  Studying all the Presidential elections years from
                  1886 to 1983, he notes than Januarys are up 54%, Februarys up 46%, Marches up 70%,
                   Aprils up 47%, Mays up 47% and Junes up 50%.  The mean for all months was 56%.

            
=========================== Pivoting Down in January =============================

                        Another bearish point: it is bearish that we would have had a major Sell in December,
                based on the internal weakness of the market as the DJI reached the upper band, but for the
                Peerless rule that denies a Sell in December now.  At this stage, I would allow S9s in Decembers
                in years before a Presidential Election year.  1959 was such a case.  Seasonality is very problematic
               if we think in terms of the 4-year Presidential cycle.   In 10 of the 23 cases since 1916, the DJI
                peaked at the first of the new year and then declined various percentages, always at least 5%. Tops
                with more than 10% decline were seen by mid February in 12 of the 23 cases.  Runaway advances
                were seen only in 1944,  1964, 1972 and 1996. Waiting for a decline at least to the lower band to
                buy would have worked in all but these four years.

                

                                        
1916 - Jan.  1 top and 15% decline: Bounce in April,  Bottom and 4 month rally in July.
                                        
1920 - Jan. 1 top and 30% decline by December after bounce from February low.
                                        
1924 - Feb.  7  top. and 13% decline until May.  Then rally for rest of year.
                                         1928 - Jan. 1
top. and 5% decline and then very strong for rest of the year.
                       
Dem/Rep 1932 - mid Jan  top and 15% decline, rally and then 50% decline until July.
                                         1936 - rallied to April 7
top and then fell 12% in late April and recovered.
                                        
1940 - Jan. 1 top and then 28% decline to May .
                                         1944 - up for rest of year - WWII.
                                         1948 -  Jan. 1
top and then 9% decline ending in March.
                                         1952 -  mid Jan 
top and 7% decline ending in April.
                                         1956 -  Jan. 1
top and then 5% decline ending in January
                                        
1960 -  Jan. 1 top and then 13% decline ending in April. Fed Credit tightening.
                                                     One month rally followed by decline that lasted until October.
                                         1964 - up for rest of year.
                                        
1968 -  Jan. 1 top and then 10% decline ending in March
                                         1972 -  up for rest of year.  Nixon got Fed Chrmn to loosen credit. 
                      
Dem/Rep   1976 -  up until March and then sidewise.
                                        
1980 -  rallied to February 13 top and then fell 18% to March bottom and recovered.
                                         
1984 -  Jan. 1 top and then 17% decline ending in July. 
                                        
1988 -  Jan. 1 top and then 9% decline ending in mid July.
                       
Dem/Rep   1992 - up until May top and then 8% decline ending in October
                                         1996 - up for rest of year.
                                       
2000 - mid Jan  top and 18% decline until March.
                                       
2004 - rallied to February 12 top and then fell 9% by October.
                                        (This study is developed further at the bottom of this page.)



              

                                NYSE and NASDAQ New Highs (note link)
               and http://online.wsj.com/mdc/public/page/2_3021-newhinyse-newhighs.html

                                                                                                                                       NYSE NHs       New Lows
                                                                ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                                                            5/20                                 NYSE                57        
16
                                                                                                              NASDAQ               16         
48
                                                                            5/19                                 NYSE                76        
10
                                                                                                              NASDAQ               22         
13
                                                                           5/16                                 NYSE               105        
11
                                                                                                              NASDAQ               30         
39
                                                                          5/15                                 NYSE                  56        
8
                                                                                                              NASDAQ               21         
45
                                                                         5/14                                 NYSE                   36        
15
                                                                                                              NASDAQ               20          4
0

                                                                        5/13                                 NYSE                   68        
13
                                                                                                              NASDAQ               40          28
                                                                        5/12                                   NYSE                   36        
13
                                                                                                              NASDAQ               29         
33
                                                                       5/9                                   NYSE                      32        
19
                                                                                                              NASDAQ               12         
57
                                                                       5/8                                   NYSE                      34        
23
                                                                                                              NASDAQ               14         
58
                                                                      5/7                                                                  21         
25
                                                                                                              NASDAQ               12         
71
                                                                     5/6                                                                    66          10
                                                                                                              NASDAQ               26         
27
                                                                     5/5                                                                    26          9
                                                                                                              NASDAQ               25       
33
                                                                    5/2                                                                     23          9
                                                                                                              NASDAQ               26       
40
                                                                    5/1                                                                     30          9
                                                                                                              NASDAQ               29       
28
                                                                    4/30                                                                   16         11
                                                                                                            NASDAQ                  13       
17
                                                                    4/29                                                                   NYSE Not Available
                                                                                                            NASDAQ                12        
32
                                                                    4/28                                                                 30         8
                                                                    4/25                                                                 34         7
                                                                    4/24                                                                22         12
                                                                    4/23                                                                14        
40
                                                                    4/22                                                               33          
41
                                                                    4/21                                                               77          13
                                                                    4/18                                                                62           7
                                                                    4/17                                             not available.
                                                                    4/16                                             NYSE        101      
  8
                                                                                                                      NASDAQ     29       41

                                                                   4/15                                                NYSE         48      
74
                                                                                                                      NASDAQ     18       53
                                                                   4/14                                              NYSE          29      
66
                                                                                                                      NASDAQ     7       132
                                                                  ------------------------- Earlier are NYSE H/L ---------------------------
                                                                  4/11                                                                 3        
34
                                                                  4/10                                                                17       13
                                                                  4/9                                                                  19      
24
                                                                  4/8                                                                  20        8
                                                                  4/7                                                                 24        5
                                                                  4/4                                                                 30        5
                                                                  4/3                                                                 24        5
                                                                  4/2                                                                 26        8
                                                                  4/1                                                                16         5
                                                                  3/31                                                              4        
23
                                                                  3/28                                                              not available
                                                                  3/27                                                              3       
15
                                                                  3/26                                                            12      12
                                                                  3/25                                                            18       7
                                                                  3/24                                                            20        8
                                                                  3/20                                                            10      
37
                                                                  3/19                                                            1     
  70
                                                                      NYSE NHs-   LNN
                                                                      NASDAQ NHs-
   CLHB, CGPI amd VLNC
                                                                  3/18                                                        19    
  29 
                                                                  3/17                                                         4     
419
                                                                  3/14                                                       15     
151
                                                                  3/13   unavilable
                                                                  3/12                                                         7      
58
                                                                  3/11   unavailable.
                                                                  3/10                                                        3     
291
                                                                            NHs=CRT, SBR, XEL^E
                                                                      on NASDAQ 
ATAI, NPTE
                                                                 3/7                                                             2    
170
                                                                            NHs=
HLF and KNM
                                                                     Also 2 NASDAQ stocks made new highs:
                                                                           
ATAI and RESP (buy out)
                                                                3/6                                                              7   
20
                                                                3/5                                                            13    
44
                                                                3/4                                                              2   
102
                                                                3/3                                                            16   
106
                                                                2/29                                                            3  
123
                                                               2/28                                                                                 39     
45
                                                                2/27                                                                                24      12
                                                                 2/26                                                                                44        6
                                                               2/25                                                                                   47        9
                                                                2/22                                                                                   10      
30
                                                                                     2/21                                                                                   12      
36
                                                                                     2/20                                                                                    21        9-
                                                                                     2/19                                                                     16      
23
                                                                                     2/15                                                                     3        
24
                                                                                     2/14                                                                    11       
33
                                                                                     2/13                                                                    12       
13
                                                                                     2/12                                                                    11        
19
                                                                                     2/11                                                                    10        18
                                                                                     2/8                                                                     11       
23
                                                                                     2/7                                                                       3       
24
                                                                                     2/6                                                                      5        
23
                                                                                     2/5                                                                     3        
18
                                                                                     2/4                                                                    16        5
                                                                                     2/1                                                                    23        5
                                                                                    1/31                                                                   13        9
                                                                                    1/30                                                                    8        
14
                                                                                    1/29                                                                  12        
6
                                                                                    1/28                                                                   6         
8
                                                                                    1/25                                                                21        
35
                                                                                   1/24 No NYSE data.  This is for NASDAQ   7         
34
                                                                                   1/23                                                                   6        
33
                                                                                   1/22                                                                  8       
212
                                                                                    1/18                                                                 0       
308
                                                                                    1/17                                                                 3       
247
                                                                                    1/16                                                                8        
131
                                                                                    1/15                                                                8        
206
                                                                                    1/14                                                              29         
53
                                                                                    1/11                                                              13         
93
                                                                                    1/10                                                              25          24
                                                                                    1/9                                                                22       
224
                                                                                    1/8                                                                10       
394
                                                                                    1/7                                                                21      
152
                                                                                    1/4                                                                  4      
406
                                                                                    1/3                                                                28      
202
                                                                                    1/2                                                               16       
125
                                                                                  12/31                                                              9         
56
                                                                                  12/28                                                            12       
121
                                                                                  12/27                                                           13         
95
                                                                                  12/26                                                           53          27
                                                                                  12/24                                                           58          14
                                                                                  12/21                                                           58          67
                                                                                  12/20                                                           31       
125
                                                                                  12/19                                                          12        
133
                                                                                  12/18                                                          11        
138
                                                                                  12/17                                                            4        
233
                                                                                  12/14                                                         10        
131
                                                                                  12/13                                                         16        
57
                                                                                  12/12                                                        11        
44
                                                                                  12/11                                                           6        
43
                                                                                  12/10                                                         60         14
                                                                                  12/7                                                           44         12
                                                                                  12/6                                                           93         31
                                                                                  12/5                                                           62        
69
                                                                                  12/4                                                           26        
106
                                                                                  12/3                                                           34        
65
                                                                                  11/30                                                        36          35
                                                                                  11/29                                                        36         
60
                                                                                  11/28                                                        34         
73
                                                                                  11/27                                                        19       
176
                                                                                  11/26                                                      18         
230
                                                                                  11/23                                                       12          
99
                                                                                  11/21                                                       14        
444
                                                                                  11/20                                                       22        
499
                                                                                  11/19                                                       20        
415
                                                                                  11/16-                                                    20         
234
                                                                                  11/15                                                        8         
189
                                                                                  11/14                                                        9         
121
                                                                                  11/13                                                      15        
126
                                                                                  11/12                                                     11          
287
                                                                                  11/9                                                       18          
360
                                                                                  11/8                                                       41          
388
                                                                                  11/7                                                       60          
364

                                                              11/6                                                     129          
146
                                                                                  11/5                                                       51          
230
                                                                                  11/2                                                      62           
186
                                                                                  11/1                                                      46           
130
                                                                                  10/31                                                   196            40
                                                                                  10/30                                                   112            47
                                                                                  10/29                                                  237             37
                                                                                  10/26                                                 184              43
                                                                                  10/25                                                 103              82
                                                                                  10/24                                                   56             
60
                                                                                  10/23                                                   52             50
                                                                                  10/22                                                  22             
92
                                                                                  10/19                                                  15           
187
                                                                                  10/18                                                108              83
                                                                                  10/17                                                  73            72
                                                                                  10/16                                                  44           
100
                                                                                  10/15                                                  54             
78
                                                                                  10/12                                                161              21
                                                                                  10/11                                                 98               20
                                                                                  10/9                                                 173              14
                                                                                  10/8                                                   57              14           
                                                                                  10/5                                                131                6
                                                                                  10/4                                                 51               11
                                                                                  10/3                                                 21                 9
                                                                                  10/2                                                 82               16
                                                                                  10/1                                                146                5
                                                                                 9/28                                                43               18
                                                                                 9/27                                                97               18
                                                                                 9/26                                                81               27
                                                                                 9/25                                               39               27
                                                                                 9/24                                                49               20
                                                                                 9/21                                                71               70
                                                                                 9/20                                                40               13
                                                                                 9/19                                                89                 5
                                                                                 9/18                                                89               11
                                                                                 9/17                                                22              
31
                                                                                 9/14                                                26              
27
                                                                                 9/13                                                31              
32
                                                                                 9/12                                                30              
49
                                                                                 9/11                                                23               18 
                                                                                 9/10                                                15              
47
                                                                                 9/7                                                   6               
30
                                                                                 9/6                                                 24                15
                                                                                 9/5                                                14               
18
                                                                                 9/4                                                 37                12
                                                                                 8/31                                               26                 9
                                                                                 8/30                                              16               
22
                                                                                 8/29                                               21              19
                                                                                 8/28                                                3               
27                        
                                                                                 8/27                                              13               
15
                                                                                 8/24                                              19                 7
                                                                                 8/23                                              11                10
                                                                                 8/22                                               9                
10
                                                                                 8/21                                               7                
21
                                                                                 8/20                                               8            
    24
                                                                                 8/17                                             10              
  34  Quite a recovery
                                                                                 8/16                                               4               
634  Extreme!     

                                                                                 8/15                                               1                
549
                                                                                 8/14                                               2               
332
                                                                                 8/13                                                8               
125
                                                                                 8/10                                                3               
174
                                                                                 8/9                                                22              
146
                                                                                 8/8                                                70                 63
                                                                                 8/7                                                28              
141
                                                                                 8/6                                                21              
261
                                                                                 8/3                                                13              
279
                                                                                 8/2                                                29             
  66
                             
                                             7/31                                               11              160
                                                                                7/30                                               14              
176
                                                                                7/27                                                8                
221
                                                                                 7/26                                             11                
503 (correct?)
                                                                                 7/25                                             18                
215
                                                                                 7/24                                             12                
232
                                                                                 7/23                                             81                 78
                                                                                 7/20                                            34                  
74
                                                                                 7/19                                          112                   65
                                                                                 7/18   S9/S12                           45 NC!            
80

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================ 1/1/2008 Predictions
  2008 Outlook ================================

                       Presidential Election years have their own stock market patterns and dynamics. We will want
                   to be on the alert for a first quarter decline and then six months of backing and filling in a broad
                   trading range, followed by a year end rally that lets November's victorious partisans celebrate.
                   This pattern is quite pronounced. See it in 1944, 1948, 1952, 1956. 1960, 1968, 1972, 1976
                    (except it had first quarter rally), 1980, 1984, 1988, 1992, 2000 and 2004.   Exceptions are 1964,
                    1996.

                    I expect the SEC to bring charges of insider trading on some well known companies. Mattel and
                    Washington Mutual look like candidates. That will depress investor confidence and the stock
                    market. It should further weaken finance and mortgage companies, after a burst of short-covering
                   in January because year-end selling of losers has lifted.
                                      See http://www.tigersoft.com/Insiders/index.html    (SEC quote and index)
                                      http://tigersoftware.com/Insider-Trading-News-Reviews/12-30-2007/index.html (WFC, C)

                    We can learn from 2007 about how to pick the very best stocks. Look at my year-end study
                   of the best performing stocks of 2007. As usual, we learn to look for price breakouts with gaps
                   and high volume, provided TigerSoft's Accumulation Index shows high Accumulation bulges of
                   insider buying. Steady Accumulation and rising OBV and relative strength lines are also bullish
                   signs appearing in most of the best performing stocks. Sometimes, these stocks are hard to buy,
                   because they move up so quickly.  Keep in mind this is how you get aboard the stocks that will
                   turn out to be the year's biggest gainers.
                                     See http://www.tigersoft.com/Tiger-Blogs/12-31-2007/index.htm
   
                                     5/15/2008 - Why is the market not respecting the recent S9s and S12s      
              I got an email today about what makes the market now different, so that the
                       Sell S9 and Sell S12 have not worked.  He knows Peerless well and his question
                       was a good one.  I have previously mentioned here that when the P-Indicator turns
                       positive for 3 days after an Sell S9, there is typically a 2% to 4% rally lasting
                       4-6 weeks, and then a decline to the lower band.  Well, the six weeks are now up
                       and the DJI is 3% up from the first S9.  What's up with Peerless.  Here was my response:

                                        
"The FED is the big element here. 1957 experience.
                                           50% jump in DJIA following rapid 40+% cut in prime rate,

                                          "Presidential Election years don't bring big sell-offs.
                                           They're postponed.  Look back at 1972, 1976 and 1980
                                           when we last had inflation (food and fuel).  Somehow,
                                           the market was stabilized in these years, even though
                                           when the political forces holding the market up were
                                           removed the following year, the market fell.

                                          "The A/D Line downtrend-break is a Buy B6 based
                                          on original rules.

                                          "If you study all the 10%+ sell-offs, you can see
                                            this is a problem.  I have tried to look back and
                                            learn.   So the new program has some more
                                           rules that prevent bad S9s and S12s.  But they
                                           still can occur.


                                         
"The turning up of the 65-day ma is important
                                            and the crossing over above it for a week of
                                            so.   Using that as a Buy until there is a new major Peerless sell
                                            or the DJI penetrates back below the 65-day ma works well
                                            and will part of the new Peerless.. 


                                            
"The DJI is weighted by price.  So higher priced
                                             stocks have much more weight.  And that includes
                                             IBM (computers are strong), XOM and Chevron,
                                             as well as BA and UTX.  Military contractors
                                             are immune to govt cut-backs, it seems, in a mild
                                             recession.

                                              "In Presidential Election years the market from
                                              March to September gyrates between support
                                              and resistance.  The swings are larger than
                                              the bands in a number of the years past.  So the
                                              move now above the first touching of the upper band
                                              has precedent.

                                               "Oil stocks and prices do not move with Peerless Buys and
                                               Sells historically.   Yet oil stocks showing earlier bulges
                                               of Accumulation are clearly the place for investors to be.
                                               You can see this in many of the bullish new highs shown below,
                                               as well as the Tiger chart of Light Crude."