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BIG PROFITS in GERMANY's
       STOCK MARKET MADE BY TIGERSOFT'S
            PEERLESS STOCK MARKET TIMING
                 for Period - 1997-2012

       
  Peerless Buys and Sells on DB - Deutche Bank

                                                 DB's Trading Gain = +116.%,
                     Long and Short using next day's openings following a Peerless signal. 
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                        In Tandem, Not Random

                     TigerSoft's Peerless has had a fine track record in trading the US stock market
            since its creation in 1981. What is becoming very clear is that Peerless can be used very
            profitably with all foreign ETFs and most stocks, too.  The world's stock markets move much
            more in tandem than ever before.  They do not move in a random walk.

                     Germany's restrained market volatility is a perfect place for conservative but savvy traders
            and investors to apply Peerless and TigerSoft. Here we show how advantageously the German stock
            market and its key etf EWG may be traded by superimposing on its charts the Peerless Buy and Sell
            signals which are derived from the DJIA. Trading EWG is both representative and easily done.
            Liquidity is high, too.

                     Tiger's software allows a user to quickly compute the Long (Buy and then Sell) and the
            Short (Sell and then Buy) gains using the next day's opening price and allowing $40 for
            commissions and slippage when it is assumed that  $10,000 is initially invested and all proceeds
            also fully invested.
                                     
                    The US traded ETF EWG is a closed end fund that only invests in German stocks.
             Its 10 biggets positions now, 2/25/2012, are:

                               SIEMENS                         9.5%         SI (ADRs)   
http://www.siemens.com
                               BASF DE                            8.8%
                               BAYER N                          7.9%
                               SAP   AG                             6.7%   
http://www.sap.com
                               DAIMLER                          6.1%    DAI.DE   
http://www.daimler.com
                               ALLIANZ                           6.1%
                               DEUTCHE BANK            4.8%    DB  
http://www.deutsche-bank.de
                               EOAN.DE                        4.7%    
http://www.eon.com
                               DEUTSCHE TEL.           3.9%
                               BAYER. MOT. WERKE 3.5%

                  The US ADRs  of these stocks can be graphed with TigerSoft quite readily.  The automatic
            and optimized TigerSoft signals show first.  Its gain (red Buys and Sells) was +36.7% using
            a 50-day Stochastic.   In the case of SI (Siemens) we added the Peerless DJI based automatic
            Buys and Sells.   That boosts the gain buying and selling short at the next day's opening
            to +47%. 

                  DEUTCHE BANK ADRs (DB), we discover with TigerSoft, was extremely profitably traded
            using short-term automatic Tiger Buys and Sells based on a 5-day Stochastic.  The gain here
            was +130%.  Understand this involved 41 trades in a year.   23 were winning trades.  18 were
            losing trades. Our software shows that the trader would have had to withstand as much as a
            27.1% paper loss on a long trade and 12.5% paper loss on a short trade.

                 By comparison, one could have used the Peerless automatic Buys and Sells on DB.  These would
            have gained one 116.9% on 11 trades.  The biggest paper loss would have been 13.8% on a
            long trade and 2.4% on a short trade. 

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                                           PEERLESS SIGNALS' TRADING GAINS  THE GERMAN   ETF
                                                                                       EWG  

                   Charts for                                 Long Only     Short Only   Long and Short
            ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                       1997                                      +13%                  -6%                  +6%
                       1998                                       +61%                 +26%              +121%
                       1999                                       +31%                 +14%              +45%
                        2000                                     
-4%                   +27%              +22%
                        2001                                      +29%                 +30%              +67% 
                        2002                                     
-12%                   +21%             +6%
                        2003                                      +55%               
-3%                 +50%
                        2004                                      +23%                  +11%             +38%
                        2005                                      +15%                  +6%               +22%
                        2006                                      +57%                 +23%             +98%
                        2007                                      +50%                 +10%             +66%
                        2008                                      +16%                 +66%             +93%
                        2009                                      +71%                 +16%             +97%
                        2010                                      +36%                 +13%             +54%
                        2011                                      +24%                 +57%             +94%
                        2011-2012  2/24/2012       +46%                 +45%           +112%

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