Introduction to Tiger/Peerless Buys and Sells
                                   Revision in Progress - 7/11/2013
                                   (C) 2013 William Schmidt, Ph.D.
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There are 5 types of signals in our software.
You can place these these signals on most charts.

There are some limitations.  With the indexes, we do not
use the Openings, so Opening and Closing Power Signals
are not available.  With mutual funds there is no price range, so
there can be no Accumulation Index, IPA, Idosc charts or
signals, as well as no Opening and Closing Power Signals. 

Which signals you will want to employ should depend on your
experience with technical indicators, what you are trading
and the nature of the current market.  The more experience
you have, the more you will want to experiment with the
Tiger buys and sells.  If you are trading financials, know that
this is the group that most closely corresponds with the general
market whose major trends Peerless signal.  Gold, silver,
copper and mining stocks are not well-timed by Peerless
because of their trends' low correlations with the trends
of the general market.   When the market is locked in a
trading range, use the Stochastic Buys and Sells as well
as Closing Power changes of directions (which you can
spot and then place arrows at each CP trend-break).


1) Peerless signals (whose size I recently changed)
http://tigersoft.com/PeerInst-2012/

2) Red automatic and optimized. Also Blue...(second best system...)
Documentation for TigerSoft Automatic and Optimized Signals.


3) Tiger technical signals that show a particular technical condition. B1-S1 to B40-S40.
Documentation on each signal is seen in the Help section.
With a stock chart on the screen use
Help (upper right) + Tiger Stock Signals Explained
See them also using the commands:
 Peercomm + Older Charting + Help + Tiger Stock Signals Explained (7th Item down)
You should be able to do this with the command
Peercomm + Charts-2013 + Help + Tiger Stock Signals Explained (1st item down)
but I forgot to make it visible.  So I will fix that and send you the link.

You can display groups of Tiger signals (type #3) by using all
the choices under Signals(1).  I like to use
==> Stocks' Signals compatible with 65-dma.
And then place S6s and S9s on the chart using the next technique.

You can place a specific Tiger signal (#3) on the screen using the following command.
Signals(1) + Display User Selected Signal + your choice (B1-B37 or S1 - S37).

You may also design a set of signals, giving it a special name.
Use File + Build/Run User Defined Signals' Set    + 
+ Check the Tiger technical signals you want using the check boxes for each signal..
+ Enter in pink area at top right a 4-8 letter name for this set of signals.
  (Example "BUYS", "SELLS", "STRONG". "DOWN". )
Then click "Save name".
You can apply the signals immediately. or you can put another
chart on the screen and then place this set of arrows on the chart
using the commands:
Signals(1) + Display User Defined Signals' Set  (5th item down)

A bigger study of each of these signals should probably be done.
But it's hard to decide how exactly to do that.  The signals are
based on generally accepted technical principles, though. And
users can define their own set of signals.

4)  The signals based on user selected systems.
These are the arrows produced by the systems under Signals2 or Signals3
These are the bright magenta B28s and Sell S28s.
 
5) User picked signals with vertical arrow up or dow
With a chart on the screen use the commands:
Lines + Vertical Line: User Set Buy B28/S28 +
Point the mouse at the place you want to see a signal.
Click the left mouse key.
Then enter B for a Buy or a Sl for a Sell or a Z for no arrow.

When you do a vertical arrow signal, the trading results will
reflect this added Buy or Sell.    One might thereby put Buys
and Sells for each Closing Power trend-break.