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9/11/2017 Breadth was excellent on today's big 1% advance in the DJI and SP-500.
The recent DJI's price action can be viewed as a bullish inverted and
shoulders. SDS bearishly failed again at its falling 65-dma and today
made a new low. The NASDAQ shows an even clearer example of
an inverted head/shoulders pattern.|
But important technical problems persist:
1) This has been a defensive stocks' advance.
2) Big banks are suspiciously lagging.
3) The gains are being made mostly in thinner over-night trading.
4) Volume is not increasing much on advances.
5) Red distribution prevails over Blue Accumulation.
Yes, this is a manic market. In one day of trading, it has gone from testing
key support to looking very much it might make a run in new high ground.
The reason: the markets are now focusing on the way Hurricanes Harvey and Irma
will bring about billions of dollars worth of re-building. In this, they could have
have the same effect for stocks as the ever-vaunted, but never passed,
legislation for a huge nation-wide infrastructure makeover. But will the Republican
majority set aside their budget-balancing priorities? They still want a big tax cut.
These priorities would seem to be inconsistent. Again, the market may be turning
unrealistically optimistic. Much depends on whether Congress behaves as it did
after the Miami hurricane of 1926 or whether it acts on a new infrastructure
scheme as it did in the Fall of 1954 with Eisenhower's championing.
Meanwhile, the DJI's price action has setup a short-term bullish inverted
head/shoulders price pattern. These are normally reliable and should be trusted.
A close above its neckline (22400) should be judged as a Buy B10. This
would have the effect of nullifying an S9-v (negative V-I) at the 1.8% upper
band or an S12 (negative IP21) at the upper 2.4% band). A clear breakout
should allow the DJI to reach 22800-23000. But for the markets to stay at this
level for very long, history suggests that the DJI's bullish inverted head and
shoulders pattern will need to see a noticeable rise in volume on the NYSE.
Today's increase was modest. But, as we know, lots of institutional trading is
occurring away from the NYSE and prices can be manipulated by using the
thinner futures market before official trading starts in New York.
A Big New Advance?
The task for us now is to see if the internals of the market can support
a big new leg up in this aged bull market. Historically, we could see a
sell-off like the one occurred after the Miami hurricane of 1926. Or
we could see a renewed bull market if Congress passes a big
infrastructure re-building program, like Eisenhower's inter-state highways
scheme in the mid 1950s?
1926-1927
1954-1955
Watch The Markets Internals
Volume should be higher, but the Peerless V-Indicator rose enough
to give us hope that it will be positive enough tomorrow to avert a new
S9-V occurring provided we get another big-up day. Watch the NYSE Down
Volume number tomorrow. It fell to only 148 million today. Another day of
low Down Volume like today's would be bullish.
Daily volume must rise to eat up the overhead supply of stock. The lagging
Hourly DJI's DISI-OBV Line warns us that too much of the rally is occurring
in the pre-market thinner-trading market. That is the same message the still falling
Closing Powers give.
Unfortunately, the Accumulation Index remains negative. Still a reasonably
clear DJI breakout above its flat, well-tested resistance into all-time high
territory should be treated as a judged Buy B10. This will have the practical
effect of reversing the Sell S9-V from last month and ought to allow the DJI to
come close to its upper 3.5% band or 12800.
INFRASTRUCTURE SPENDING ON THE WAY?
Charts
PEERLESS DJI, Signals, Indicators Daily DJI Split Volume 10-DayUp/Down Vol
Hourly DJIA A/D Line for All Stocks
DJIA S&P OEX NYSE NASDAQ COMPQX with CP
DIA SPY QQQ MDY IWM-TNA
Short Term Interest Rates DJI-Utilities DJI-Transp
Nifty-30 Index
CrudeOil FAS GLD BBH IBB JETS JNUG KOL NUGT OIH OIL
RSX RETL SDS SLV SOXL TECL TMF TNA UGA (gasoline) XIV YINN
Commodities: JJC, NIB, CORN, WEAT UUP (Dollar)
AAPL ADBE ALXN AMAT AMGN AMZN BA BABA BIDU CAT FB GOOG GS
HD IBM JPM M (Macy's) MASI MSFT NVDA QCOM TSLA TXN
ANDV, CMG (Chipotle), LRCX, SWKS, TOWN
Others REN, CVE and SWN (very low AI/200 stocks)
9/11/2017 Bullish MINCPs Bearish MINCPs
56% of all stocks/ETFs are above their 65-dma and this trend is rising.RANKING OF KEY DIRECTORIES BASED PCT.OF STOCKS ABOVE 65-DMA 9/11/17 Bullish = 33 Bearish = 12 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Directory Current day-1 day-2 day-3 day-4 day-5 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BIGMIL 1 .8 .8 .8 .8 .8 ETFS .924 .863 .863 .818 .757 .909 UTILITY .911 .866 .866 .844 .844 .844 BONDFUND .866 .866 .901 .866 .848 .848 NIFTY .8 .633 .666 .7 .733 .766 SOLAR .8 .733 .866 .8 .733 .933 GOLD .773 .849 .905 .83 .83 .849 HACKERS .722 .666 .666 .555 .555 .611 GAMING .7 .666 .7 .633 .733 .733 CHINA .698 .682 .682 .65 .666 .73 INDMATER .683 .673 .673 .663 .632 .663 INDEXES .677 .64 .626 .649 .602 .644 COMODITY .676 .661 .69 .69 .69 .69 MORNSTAR .668 .55 .558 .563 .516 .626N=14 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DOWJONES .666 .533 .6 .633 .6 .666 HOMEBLDG .666 .666 .611 .611 .555 .5 AUTO .65 .625 .6 .525 .55 .625 BEVERAGE .65 .6 .65 .7 .65 .75 BIOTECH .641 .614 .59 .578 .578 .578 SP-100 .625 .51 .572 .593 .541 .562 NASD-100 .617 .539 .561 .55 .528 .573 DJI-13 .615 .461 .461 .461 .461 .461 GREEN .612 .58 .58 .516 .483 .58 SOFTWARE .609 .562 .578 .5 .484 .546 REIT .606 .538 .538 .544 .492 .58 TRANSP .6 .5 .5 .45 .4 .45 SP500 .596 .512 .512 .522 .497 .545 SEMI .59 .49 .527 .518 .5 .6 ELECTRON .587 .505 .546 .515 .52 .592 RUS-1000 .567 .487 .485 .492 .484 .536 CHEM .555 .458 .388 .416 .43 .486 MILITARY .555 .533 .555 .555 .577 .555 INFRA .545 .545 .545 .545 .545 .545N=19 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- EDU .5 .5 .625 .5 .5 .5 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RETAIL .448 .396 .431 .431 .396 .379 COMPUTER .44 .32 .44 .44 .4 .52 OILGAS .43 .392 .417 .405 .367 .386 INSURANC .382 .264 .117 .205 .176 .382 FOOD .357 .357 .357 .357 .428 .214 FINANCE .347 .271 .26 .304 .326 .489JETS .333 .333 .222 .111 .111 .111 PIPELINE .333 .333 .222 .222 .222 .222 COAL .222 .222 .222 .222 .222 .222 REGBANKS .194 .055 .027 .055 .055 .333 BIGBANKS .142 0 0 .142 .142 .714 HOSPITAL .142 .142 .142 .142 .285 .285 N=12
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9/8/2017 The DJI and SP-500, having tested their 50-dma and 65-dma supports,
now want to rally. But the Closing Powers for DIA and SPY are still
declining; so most likely, the recovery this coming week will not make
more than nominal new highs. The Sell S9-V still is operative.
Hurricane Irma was a monster, but it could have been bigger and could have
hit Miami directly. So, there is a certain amount of relief now and the futures
suggest a rally up from the DJI's rising 65-dma. I have studied the DJI back to
1929 to see if a case can be made for believing a Buy B11 should have been
rendered this September and we should be buyers now. Only in 36% of the
cases would buying on a test within 1% of the 65-dma have worked out
well, while in 16 (64%) of the cases it would have been better to wait for
lower prices.
Should we have had a Peerless Buy B11 on the DJI's test of its 65-dma?
Our software did not give one on the recent test because its rules require
the DJI to close nearer to the rising 21-dma and do not allow a Buy B11
when the V-I is so negative. To show the reason for these two qualifiers
look at the cases in September if we do allow a Buy B11 in September
when the DJI closes simply within 1% of its rising 65-dma and we disregard
the level of the V-I.
There are 2/3 more failures of such Buy B11s than successes. A V-I reading
below -45, as is true now, occurred more often with the failures of buying at the rising
65-dma. Only 2 of the 9 cases that showed such a low V-I in the September B11
successes while 9 of the 15 failures had a V-I below -45. See all the cases:
Successes (9)
9/7/1933 - DJI rallied back to its highs and then fell through 65dma, from 105 to 85. VI =-44
9/16/1936 - DJI rallied from 166 to 183 in November - despite a VI = -62
9/1/1942 - DJI rallied from 106.3 to120 at end of year - VI = +1
9/1/1954 - DJI rallied from 338.1 to 407 at end of year - VI =-275
9/26/1980 - DJI rallied from 940.1 to 970 a week later - VI =-1
9/1/1995 - DJI rallied from 4647.54 to 5200 in December. - VI =-6
9/1/1996 - DJI rallied from 5648.39 to 6500 in December. - VI =-8
9/24/1997 - DJI rallied from 7906.71 to 8200 in two weeks. - VI =-1 It then fell to 7200 in October
9/25/2003 - DJI rallied from 9343.96 to 9750 in three weeks. - VI =-29
Failures (16)
9/20/1938 - DJI fell from 138.4 (VI=-124) to 130 a week later where a better buy occurred.
9/24/1941 - DJI fell from 127.5 (VI=-4) to 107 in December. Pearl Harbor.
9/2/1947 - DJI fell from 179.8 (VI=-65) to 175 a week later . In October it turned up.
9/2/1952 - DJI fell from 276.4(VI=-55) to 264 seven weeks later.
9/27/1955 - DJI fell from 465.9(VI=-220) to 440 two weeks later.
9/4/1956 - DJI fell from 507.7 (VI=-326) to 470 four weeks later.
9/4/1959 - DJI fell from 652.1 (VI=-387) to 617 three weeks later.
9/18/1961 - DJI fell from 711.2 (VI=-440) to 693 one week later.
9/22/1971 - DJI fell from 893.55 (VI=-1) to 800 in late November.
9/12/1972 - DJI fell from 946.04 (VI=-2) to 922 six weeks later.
9/3/1985 - DJI fell from 1329.15 (VI=-6) to 1300 two weeks later and then rallied strongly.
9/23/1991 - DJI fell from 3010.51 (VI=-12) to 2850 in December.
9/9/1992 - DJI fell from 3589.48 (VI=-2) to 3530 in two weeks and then rallied strongly.
9/15/2000 - DJI fell from 10927.06 (VI=-48) to 10000 in October.
9/25/2013 - DJI fell from 12273.26 (VI=-36) to 14800 in two weeks.
9/25/2014 - DJI fell from 16945.8 (VI=-122) to 15900 in six weeks.
Null 9/12/2016 - DJI went sidewise for two months. (VI=-43)
PEERLESS DJI, Signals, Indicators Daily DJI Split Volume 10-DayUp/Down Vol
Hourly DJIA A/D Line for All Stocks
DJIA S&P OEX NYSE NASDAQ COMPQX with CP
DIA SPY QQQ MDY IWM-TNA
Short Term Interest Rates DJI-Utilities DJI-Transp
Nifty-30 Index
CrudeOil FAS GLD BBH IBB JETS JNUG KOL NUGT OIH OIL
RSX RETL SDS SLV SOXL TECL TMF TNA UGA (gasoline) XIV YINN
Commodities: JJC, NIB, CORN, WEAT UUP (Dollar)
To STOCKS' CHARTS
AAPL ADBE ALXN AMAT AMGN AMZN BA BABA BIDU CAT FB GOOG GS
HD IBM JPM M (Macy's) MASI MSFT NVDA QCOM TSLA TXN
ANDV, CMG (Chipotle), LRCX, SWKS, TOWN
Others REN, CVE and SWN (very low AI/200 stocks)
9/8/2017 Bullish MINCPs Bearish MINCPs
RANKING OF KEY DIRECTORIES BASED PCT.OF STOCKS ABOVE 65-DMA 9/8/17Bullish = 29 Bearish = 18--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Directory Current day-1 day-2 day-3 day-4 day-5 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BONDFUND .866 .901 .866 .848 .848 .875 UTILITY .866 .866 .844 .844 .844 .8 ETFS .863 .863 .818 .757 .909 .878 GOLD .83 .905 .849 .849 .83 .867 BIGMIL .8 .8 .8 .8 .8 1 SOLAR .684 .789 .736 .684 .842 .736 CHINA .682 .682 .65 .666 .714 .65 INDMATER .673 .673 .663 .632 .663 .632 N=8 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GAMING .666 .7 .633 .733 .733 .7 HACKERS .666 .666 .555 .555 .611 .555 HOMEBLDG .666 .611 .611 .555 .5 .555 COMODITY .661 .69 .69 .69 .69 .69 INDEXES .64 .626 .649 .602 .644 .649 NIFTY .633 .666 .7 .733 .766 .8 AUTO .625 .6 .525 .55 .65 .475 BIOTECH .618 .59 .57 .586 .574 .582 BEVERAGE .6 .65 .7 .65 .75 .65 GREEN .58 .58 .516 .483 .58 .58 SOFTWARE .562 .578 .5 .484 .546 .515 MORNSTAR .55 .558 .563 .516 .626 .571 INFRA .545 .545 .545 .545 .545 .545 NASD-100 .539 .561 .55 .528 .584 .584 REIT .538 .538 .544 .492 .575 .523 DOWJONES .533 .6 .633 .6 .666 .633 MILITARY .533 .555 .555 .577 .555 .577 SEMI .517 .551 .543 .525 .62 .586 SP500 .512 .512 .522 .497 .549 .516 SP-100 .51 .572 .593 .541 .562 .531 ELECTRON .505 .546 .52 .52 .597 .541 N=21 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------EDU .5 .625 .5 .5 .5 .5 TRANSP .5 .5 .45 .4 .45 .45 RUS-1000 .497 .495 .501 .494 .545 .518 DJI-13 .461 .461 .461 .461 .461 .461 CHEM .458 .402 .402 .43 .486 .458 OILGAS .398 .424 .405 .367 .373 .348 RETAIL .396 .431 .431 .396 .379 .344 FOOD .357 .357 .357 .428 .214 .285 N=9 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------JETS .333 .222 .111 .111 .111 .111 PIPELINE .333 .333 .222 .222 .222 .222 COMPUTER .32 .44 .44 .4 .52 .48 INSURANC .285 .142 .228 .2 .4 .457 FINANCE .271 .26 .304 .326 .478 .434 COAL .222 .222 .222 .222 .222 .222 HOSPITAL .142 .142 .142 .285 .285 .142 REGBANKS .055 .027 .055 .055 .333 .277 BIGBANKS 0 0 .142 .142 .714 .428 N=18
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9/7/2017 The Peerless S9-V stands as a warning now. The DJI looks particularly
vulnerable if it finally breaks its 65-dma which is 133 points below today's close.
I noted a few nights ago how rapidly our IP21 (current Accumulation Index)
deteriorated in 1940 just before the start of WWII in Western Europe and in
early 1962 before the Cuban crisis.
SPY is also only +1.87 above its key 65-dma. Not for nothing have I
suggested buying SDS, the inverse of SPY. See all the Buy B7s on the SPY
chart. These show heavy professional buying. The rising Tiger Day Traders' Tool
is also predicting a breakout above the 65-dma.
Today, the Big Bank stocks completed new head/shoulders patterns after showing
heavy red Distribution on the right shoulder. This internal weakness adds to the
likelihood of a decline this month and into the climactic month of October.
See GS, JPM, BAC and FAS.
Some pundits claim that the Bank de-regulation will go now no further because of
Wells Fargo's opening of thousands of accounts without customers' knowledge or
approval. Politics being what is, the Big Banks look pretty safe to me. I think the
bigger problem for bank stocks lies in the falling Dollar. It fell to new lows today.
A weak Dollar hurts Wall Street's ability to keep hot international funds in
US securities and bonds. Eventually, the FED may be moved to defend the Dollar
by raising rates. This will hurt the market.
The second danger that looms large is the awful destruction that may soon happen
if Florida is hit directly this weekend by monster hurricane Irma. $200 billion in
damages is not outside the realm of nightmarish possibilities. Insurance companies,
businesses and individuals will all have to sell a lot of stock to rebuild. It may even
be that some insurance companies will become insolvent. That will be very unsettling
for Wall Street. With the market in an 8 1/2 year-old bull market, it may not take much
to bring about a panic if low-lying Florida takes a direct hit from Irma.
Tech stocks, particularly biotechs, have seemingly paid no attention to the DJI's
growing weakness. I would suggest that Biotechs are getting an inflow of aggressive
funds because the other outlets for speculation on the long side are dwindling. In
any case, in 2000 and 2008, biotechs topped out after the DJI did. But it did not
prevent their ultimately selling off in synch with a bigger decline.
Looking at Biotech IBB in August 2008, one would have
had no reason to think a Crash was just ahead.
9/6/2017 Charts
PEERLESS DJI, Signals, Indicators Daily DJI Split Volume 10-DayUp/Down Vol
Hourly DJIA A/D Line for All Stocks
DJIA S&P OEX NYSE NASDAQ COMPQX with CP
DIA SPY QQQ MDY IWM-TNA
Short Term Interest Rates DJI-Utilities DJI-Transp
Nifty-30 Index
CrudeOil FAS GLD BBH IBB JETS JNUG KOL NUGT OIH OIL
RSX RETL SDS SLV SOXL TECL TMF TNA UGA (gasoline) XIV YINN
Commodities: JJC, NIB, CORN, WEAT UUP (Dollar)
To STOCKS' CHARTS
AAPL ADBE ALXN AMAT AMGN AMZN BA BABA BIDU CAT FB GOOG GS
HD IBM JPM M (Macy's) MASI MSFT NVDA QCOM TSLA TXN
ANDV, CMG (Chipotle), LRCX, SWKS, TOWN
Others REN, CVE and SWN (very low AI/200 stocks)
9/7/2017 Bullish MINCPs Bearish MINCPsRANKING OF KEY DIRECTORIES BASED PCT.OF STOCKS ABOVE 65-DMA 9/7/17Bullish = 30 Bearish = 15 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Directory Current day-1 day-2 day-3 day-4 day-5 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BONDFUND .901 .866 .848 .848 .875 .883 GOLD .886 .849 .867 .849 .849 .773 UTILITY .866 .844 .844 .844 .8 .822 ETFS .863 .818 .757 .909 .878 .863 BIGMIL .8 .8 .8 .8 1 1 SOLAR .789 .736 .684 .842 .736 .736 GAMING .7 .633 .733 .733 .666 .6 COMODITY .69 .69 .69 .69 .69 .577 CHINA .682 .65 .666 .714 .65 .619 INDMATER .673 .663 .632 .663 .632 .622 N=10 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- HACKERS .666 .555 .555 .611 .555 .444 NIFTY .666 .7 .733 .766 .8 .7 BEVERAGE .65 .7 .65 .75 .65 .7 INDEXES .626 .649 .602 .644 .654 .537 EDU .625 .5 .5 .5 .5 .5 HOMEBLDG .611 .611 .555 .5 .555 .5 AUTO .6 .525 .55 .65 .475 .375 BIOTECH .594 .57 .578 .582 .574 .515 DOWJONES .586 .62 .586 .655 .62 .551 GREEN .58 .516 .483 .58 .58 .516 SOFTWARE .578 .5 .484 .546 .515 .453 SP-100 .572 .593 .531 .562 .531 .489 NASD-100 .561 .55 .528 .584 .584 .561 MORNSTAR .558 .563 .516 .626 .571 .5 MILITARY .555 .555 .577 .555 .577 .6 SEMI .551 .543 .525 .62 .594 .568 ELECTRON .546 .52 .525 .597 .541 .525 INFRA .545 .545 .545 .545 .545 .545 REIT .538 .544 .492 .575 .538 .466 SP500 .519 .525 .498 .551 .519 .488N= 20 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TRANSP .5 .45 .4 .45 .45 .4 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------RUS-1000 .496 .502 .493 .545 .513 .462 DJI-13 .461 .461 .461 .461 .461 .384 COMPUTER .44 .44 .4 .52 .48 .44 RETAIL .431 .431 .396 .379 .344 .327 OILGAS .43 .411 .367 .373 .335 .265 CHEM .402 .416 .416 .486 .458 .43 FOOD .357 .357 .428 .214 .285 .142 PIPELINE .333 .333 .222 .222 .222 .222 FINANCE .252 .296 .318 .472 .428 .384 COAL .222 .222 .222 .222 .222 .222 JETS .222 .111 .111 .111 .111 .111 HOSPITAL .142 .142 .285 .285 .142 .142 INSURANC .142 .228 .2 .4 .457 .4 REGBANKS .027 .055 .055 .333 .305 .138 BIGBANKS 0 .142 .142 .714 .428 .428 N=15
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9/6/2017 The Peerless S9-V still operates. The markets remain locked in their
trading ranges. Given the growing crisis with North Korea and the threat
posed by another monster hurricane, it is amazing that there is not more
hasty profit-taking in the over-extended DJI and SP-500. True there is
mounting red Distribution, but the DJI does not want to break down
below its 50-day ma and the SP-500 is still sitting atop its 65-dma.
QQQ's upward momentum is waning. See how its 65-dma is flattening.
Professionals have been net sellers for some time, hence the purple S7s.
But every dip back to the 65-dma has found support. The high level of
the Accum. Index has shown this. But now our Accum. Index is weakening.
It's not clear that another swift decline down to 141 would find sufficient support
to hold it up there.
It is important now that the most important ETFs not fall below their key supports.
DIA's negative and falling IP21 and Closing Power warn that it may lead the
market down just as it has often led it up. That so many big banks show bearish
head/shoulders patterns cannot be ignored. The greater relative strength in
the biggest tech stocks and the NASDAQ is noted but we have seen this year how
quickly they fall back to their support-levels when the DJI and SPY fall back.
If the SPY were to turn down sharply now, chartists would see
a bearish head/shoulders pattern there. Going into the spooky month
of October, this would be bad news for the bulls.
I fear the DJI and SP-500 will soon give way to all the pressures on it.
I have suggested buying SDS, the ETF that is a short on the SP-500. It is the
good breadth and the rising NYSE A/D Line, born of very low interest rates,
which has been the bedrock of this bull market. The Fed has not wanted to run
the risk of a stock market sell-off, fearing that that the stock market's strength is
more than anything else the main fuel for the general economy. But now the FED's
second-in-command, Stanley Fischer, has said he will resign next month. This will leave
only 3 members on the all-important Fed's Open Market Committee, the group
that determines the Fed's monetary policy. This means that President Trump is now in a
position to appoint a majority of the FOMC. Trump said in the Presidential
Campaign that he thought interest rates should go up faster. This could be
bearish for the market, assuming he appoints more conservative-minded hawks.
That remains to be seen, of course. But one clue here might be gleaned from
the way short-term interest rates turned up after Fisher's announcement yesterday.
( https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/06/business/economy/fed-stanley-fischer.html )
9/6/2017 Charts
PEERLESS DJI, Signals, Indicators Daily DJI Split Volume 10-DayUp/Down Vol
Hourly DJIA A/D Line for All Stocks
DJIA S&P OEX NYSE NASDAQ COMPQX with CP
DIA SPY QQQ MDY IWM-TNA
Short Term Interest Rates DJI-Utilities DJI-Transp
Nifty-30 Index
CrudeOil FAS GLD BBH IBB JETS JNUG KOL NUGT OIH OIL
RSX RETL SDS SLV SOXL TECL TMF TNA UGA (gasoline) XIV YINN
Commodities: JJC, NIB, CORN, WEAT UUP (Dollar)
To STOCKS' CHARTS
AAPL ADBE ALXN AMAT AMGN AMZN BA BABA BIDU CAT FB GOOG GS
HD IBM JPM M (Macy's) MASI MSFT NVDA QCOM TSLA TXN
ANDV, CMG (Chipotle), LRCX, SWKS, TOWN
Others REN, CVE and SWN (very low AI/200 stocks)
9/6/2017 Bullish MINCPs Bearish MINCPs
RANKING OF KEY DIRECTORIES BASED PCT.OF STOCKS ABOVE 65-DMA
9/6/17Bullish = 30 Bearish = 15 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Directory Current day-1 day-2 day-3 day-4 day-5 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BONDFUND .866 .848 .848 .875 .883 .883 UTILITY .844 .844 .844 .8 .822 .822 GOLD .83 .867 .867 .867 .754 .83 ETFS .818 .757 .909 .878 .863 .863 BIGMIL .8 .8 .8 1 1 1 SOLAR .736 .684 .842 .736 .736 .631 BEVERAGE .7 .65 .75 .65 .7 .75 COMODITY .7 .7 .7 .7 .571 .628 NIFTY .7 .733 .766 .8 .7 .633 N=9 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- INDMATER .663 .632 .663 .632 .622 .591 CHINA .65 .666 .714 .65 .619 .619 INDEXES .649 .602 .644 .654 .542 .476 DOWJONES .633 .6 .666 .633 .566 .5 GAMING .633 .733 .733 .666 .6 .533 HOMEBLDG .611 .555 .5 .555 .5 .5 SP-100 .593 .541 .562 .531 .489 .458 BIOTECH .574 .578 .574 .582 .507 .5 MORNSTAR .563 .516 .626 .571 .504 .432 HACKERS .555 .555 .611 .555 .444 .388 MILITARY .555 .577 .555 .577 .6 .555 NASD-100 .55 .528 .584 .584 .561 .449 INFRA .545 .545 .545 .545 .545 .454 REIT .544 .492 .575 .538 .466 .398 SEMI .543 .525 .62 .594 .568 .456 SP500 .526 .5 .548 .518 .489 .465 AUTO .525 .55 .65 .475 .425 .35 ELECTRON .52 .525 .603 .541 .53 .443 GREEN .516 .483 .58 .58 .516 .419 RUS-1000 .503 .494 .544 .513 .464 .439 N=21 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- EDU .5 .5 .5 .5 .5 .5 SOFTWARE .5 .484 .546 .515 .453 .39 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DJI-13 .461 .461 .461 .461 .384 .384 TRANSP .45 .4 .45 .45 .4 .45 COMPUTER .44 .4 .52 .48 .44 .36 RETAIL .431 .396 .379 .344 .31 .362 OILGAS .417 .373 .373 .335 .265 .253 CHEM .416 .43 .472 .458 .444 .416 FOOD .357 .428 .214 .285 .071 .071 PIPELINE .333 .333 .222 .222 .222 .222 FINANCE .296 .318 .472 .428 .395 .351 COAL .222 .222 .222 .222 .222 .222 INSURANC .205 .176 .382 .441 .382 .382 BIGBANKS .142 .142 .714 .428 .428 .285 HOSPITAL .142 .285 .285 .142 .142 .285 JETS .111 .111 .111 .111 .111 .111 REGBANKS .055 .055 .333 .305 .166 .138 N=15
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9/5/2017 The Peerless S9-V has kept the markets locked in their trading ranges.
Any breakout run is expected to produce a new Peerless S9-v or S12.
Each decline by the DJI towards the 65-dma keeps finding support; the
belief among traders is apparently that Fed Chairwoman Yellen wants to
hold the stock market up until her term ends in January. Does she have
that capability? So far, she has. But Septembers often bring market tops
and the hopes for a big tax cut are being dashed by war preparations
and the unexpected costs of this years' record hurricane season.
Look at all the CP Divergence B7s on SDS
I would suggest that the key chart to watch now is SDS. This is the inverted
(short) ETF on SPY. Each rally in it for a long time has been turned back
by its falling 65-dma. I don't think that can continue much longer. See how
strong the Tiger Closing Power and Day Traders' Tools are. I think we should
buy SDS in expectation that it will break out. Typically any stock or ETF
showing a long string of Closing Power divergence Buy B7s is a reliable buy
when that stock closes above the 65-dma. See some examples here. (Commodity
traders should appreciate the first set of examples.)
How will there be any money left for a tax cut?
I believe the biggest specific factor allowing the market to rise since Trump was elected
has been the hope that wealthy individuals and corporations would have their
taxes significantly reduced. That may not happen. The stock market will
not like this.
Preparing for a war with North Korea does not come cheap! What's worse?
Fears about the escalating tensions with North Korea are not the only source of
anxiety for the financial markets now. No one knows for sure how the legislation to raise
the debt ceiling by the end of this month and then to lower business taxes will play
out. On the one hand, conservative legislators want to contain government spending,
but on the other hand, Texas and Florida will need massive federal aid. The two
hurricanes, Harvey and Irma, could do a colossal $300+ billion in damage if
Florida is hit like Texas was. What's worse? The actual toll could go still higher;
the hurricane season is just beginning. It is not over until November. What's worse?
The warmer ocean temperature is apparently fueling more and bigger hurricanes. All
the destruction this year has happened with ocean water temperatures rising just a
single degree or two. What if water temperatures rise by 5 degrees over the next
fifty to one hundred years? Nowhere is this shown more clearly than in the falling
property insurance stocks.
The insurance stocks will surely have to sell a lot of stock to raise the money they will
need to pay out claims this hurricane season.
Sharp Declines Today in Insurance Stocks
RNR -7.14% 376 employees
RE -6.92% 1121 employees
RLI - 4.38% 907 employees
TRV -3.73% 30,900 employees.
9/5/2017 Charts
PEERLESS DJI, Signals, Indicators Daily DJI Split Volume 10-DayUp/Down Vol
Hourly DJIA A/D Line for All Stocks
DJIA S&P OEX NYSE NASDAQ COMPQX with CP
DIA SPY QQQ MDY IWM-TNA
Short Term Interest Rates DJI-Utilities DJI-Transp
Nifty-30 Index
CrudeOil FAS GLD BBH IBB JETS JNUG KOL NUGT OIH OIL
RSX RETL SDS SLV SOXL TECL TMF TNA UGA (gasoline) XIV YINN
Commodities: JJC, NIB, CORN, WEAT UUP (Dollar)
To STOCKS' CHARTS
AAPL ADBE ALXN AMAT AMGN AMZN BA BABA BIDU CAT FB GOOG GS
HD IBM JPM M (Macy's) MASI MSFT NVDA QCOM TSLA TXN
ANDV, CMG (Chipotle), LRCX, SWKS, TOWN
Others REN, CVE and SWN (very low AI/200 stocks)
9/5/2017 Bullish MINCPs Bearish MINCPsRANKING OF KEY DIRECTORIES BASED PCT.OF STOCKS ABOVE 65-DMA 9/5/17Bullish = 24 Bearish = 21 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Directory Current day-1 day-2 day-3 day-4 day-5 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GOLD .877 .877 .897 .795 .877 .877 BONDFUND .848 .848 .875 .883 .883 .803 UTILITY .844 .844 .8 .822 .822 .822 BIGMIL .8 .8 1 1 1 .8 ETFS .757 .909 .878 .863 .863 .893 GAMING .733 .733 .666 .6 .533 .533 NIFTY .733 .766 .8 .7 .633 .6 SOLAR .733 .933 .8 .8 .666 .6 COMODITY .69 .69 .69 .563 .605 .605 N=9 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHINA .666 .714 .65 .619 .619 .65 BEVERAGE .65 .75 .65 .7 .75 .65 INDMATER .632 .663 .632 .622 .591 .602 INDEXES .602 .644 .654 .542 .481 .481 DOWJONES .6 .666 .633 .566 .5 .5 MILITARY .589 .564 .589 .615 .564 .512 BIOTECH .582 .574 .574 .515 .5 .507 HACKERS .555 .611 .555 .444 .388 .388 HOMEBLDG .555 .5 .555 .5 .5 .5 AUTO .55 .65 .475 .425 .35 .325 INFRA .545 .545 .545 .545 .454 .454 SP-100 .541 .562 .531 .489 .458 .437 NASD-100 .528 .584 .584 .561 .449 .471 MORNSTAR .516 .626 .571 .504 .453 .449 ELECTRON .502 .584 .524 .513 .42 .415 N=15 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SEMI .5 .6 .572 .545 .427 .418 SP500 .497 .549 .516 .487 .459 .452 RUS-1000 .485 .538 .505 .454 .427 .425 GREEN .483 .58 .58 .516 .419 .419 REIT .478 .565 .527 .451 .385 .429 SOFTWARE .476 .539 .507 .444 .38 .396 DJI-13 .461 .461 .461 .384 .384 .384 CHEM .43 .486 .444 .444 .416 .444 FOOD .428 .214 .285 .071 0 .357 COMPUTER .4 .52 .48 .44 .36 .36 TRANSP .4 .45 .45 .4 .45 .35 RETAIL .396 .379 .344 .31 .362 .344 OILGAS .37 .377 .337 .264 .251 .231 N=12 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- EDU .333 .333 .333 .333 .333 .333 FINANCE .318 .472 .428 .395 .362 .439 HOSPITAL .285 .285 .142 .142 .285 .142 INSURANC .205 .411 .47 .411 .411 .441 BIGBANKS .142 .714 .428 .428 .285 .428 PIPELINE .142 .142 .142 .142 .142 .142 COAL .125 .125 .125 .125 .125 .125 JETS .111 .111 .111 .111 .111 .111 REGBANKS .057 .342 .314 .171 .142 .2 N=9
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September 1, 2017
The DJI's Negative Accumulation Shows Big Money Is Getting Anxious
Tensions with North Korea are scaring overseas traders more than in the US. So, we'll
see tomorrow if the Professionals here once more bid up prices after a weak opening. The
Peerless system remains on a Sell S9-V and would likely give a new Sell if the DJI rallies
to the 2.4% band. The tech leadership has been re-established. But its sudden down-
drafts in the last six months may again be a problem. Meanwhile, GLD and the
gasoline ETF, UGA, are rising, as was expected. They may be safer bets at this stage.
I think we have to be quite concerned that the DIA's IP21 (current AI) is so negative despite
the DJI's recent rally. It was in the rapid deterioration of the Tiger Accumulation Index and its
cumulative variation, IPA, that a Tiger software user back in May 1940 would have foreseen
the imminent start of World War II in Western Europe and then in May 1962 the imminent start
of the Cuban Missile crisis. Let's us hope the current deep negativity of the IP21 passes or presages
something else far less dire and catastrophic.
(One way out of the crisis would be a military coup in North Korea. Back in 1938, there were
German Generals who were ready to kill Hitler if Britain and France had said "NO" instead of "YES" to
the annexation of the German Sudetenland of Czechoslovakia. The British Prime Minister was informed of
this plot against Hitler, but chose what turned out to be the wrong path. Appeasement of a ruthless, war-bent
dictator is highly risky. But then mere talking is not appeasement. It is common sense.)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oster_Conspiracy
ETFs and Their Current Internal Strength Readings
In the table below, the Pivot Point shows the point where a lower close Monday will turn
the 5-dma down. AROC is the annualized rate of change, in this case of the 5-dma. Trading
with the Closing Power trends is generally advised, but pick the ETFs with the highest IP21s
(current Accum.Index) and Relative Strength versus the DJI for the last 50 trading days (ITRS).
9/1 Pivot 5-day ma Closing Power IP21 ITRS
Price Point AROC Trend
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DIA 219.92 217.94 43% Bearish -.271 --
(bearish)
SPY 247.84 244.57 67% ? -.090 -.008
QQQ 146.00 142.41 140% Bullish +.061 +.009
IWM 140.52 137.46 132% Bullish +.081 -.025
MDY 316.8 311.46 83% Bullish -.107 -.026 at falling 65 dma resistance
TECL 87.8 83.69 284% Bullish +.107 +.111 NH
SOXL 101.36 91.84 541% Bullish +.131 -.049
IBB 335.84 316.89 387% Bullish +.154 +.02
Gasoline UGA 30.27 27.5 608% Bullish +.442 +.299
GLD 126.06 124.69 133% Bullish +.306 +.031
Copper JCC 35.65 35.38 109% Bullish +.007 +.181
YINN 29.76 29.8 3% Bullish +.083 +.324
======
September often brings tops and October panics. In the table below, I show that there
were 24 September tops in the last 52 years. 16 of the 24 showed an IP21 reading of under
+.05. At -.05, our IP21 now shows considerable risk just by itself. But mix in the deeply
negative V-I level of -57 and I would judge it would be time to go short DIA and SPY
if they can rally and close 2.4% over their 21-dma.
The DJI's historical data from 1965 to 2016 for the year after a Presidential
Election shows the following DJI changes after September 3rd:
Avg Gain Pct.Advances
after 5-trading days +0.1% 42.9%
after 10-trading days +0.3% 50.0%
after 21-trading days +1.1% 57.1%
after 42-trading days -0.3% 57.1%
In re-doing these numbers, I have just added 1965, 2015 and 2016. .
September Tops' Study
Since 1965, there have been ten (10) September peaks that were quickly followed
by declines of 10% or more. Only four of these occurred after 1965. These recent
cases are probably the ones we should look at now in order to see what are the signs
of a top that we should be looking for. Peerless signals occurred at each case. The
DJI closed, at least 1.7% over the 21-dma. And the IP21 (current AI) was not more
than +.06 as any of these tops were made.
No bell is sounded, of course, when a top is made. So, looking at the charts of these
tops as of the day that top was made should serve to make us appreciate how important
it is to look at our Peerless charts daily since we are entering the frequently bearish month
of September and since we have not had an economic downturn or bear market for 7 1/2
years.
DJI la/ma P-I IP21 V-I Peerless Signals Subsequent Action
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
9/25/1967 1.03 +78 +.06 8 S2/S7 10% decline to 11/8/1967
(Peerless chart as of 9/25/1967)
DJI la/ma P-I IP21 V-I Peerless Signals Subsequent Action
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
9/7/1971 1.034 +209 .00 1 S9/S12 13.5% decline to 11/23/1971 Peerless Chart
(Peerless chart as of 9/7/1971)
DJI la/ma P-I IP21 V-I Peerless Signals Subsequent Action
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
9/21/1979 1.017 -69 +.049 -1 S9 11.0% decline to 11/7/1979
(Peerless chart as of 9/21/1979)
DJI la/ma P-I IP21 V-I Peerless Signals Subsequent Action
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
9/6/2000 1.017 +103 +.013 -6 S2/S4 12% decline to 10/18/2000
( Peerless Chart as of 9/6/2000)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------9/1/2017 Charts
PEERLESS DJI, Signals, Indicators Daily DJI Split Volume 10-DayUp/Down Vol
Hourly DJIA A/D Line for All Stocks
DJIA S&P OEX NYSE NASDAQ COMPQX with CP
DIA SPY QQQ MDY IWM-TNA
Short Term Interest Rates DJI-Utilities DJI-Transp
Nifty-30 Index
CrudeOil FAS GLD BBH IBB JETS JNUG KOL NUGT OIH OIL
RSX RETL SDS SLV SOXL TECL TMF TNA XIV YINN
Commodities: JJC, NIB, CORN, WEAT UUP (Dollar)
To STOCKS' CHARTS
AAPL ADBE ALXN AMAT AMGN AMZN BA BABA BIDU CAT FB GOOG GS
HD IBM JPM M (Macy's) MASI MSFT NVDA QCOM TSLA TXN
CMG (Chipotle), LRCX, SWKS, TOWN
Others REN, CVE and SWN (very low AI/200 stocks)
9/1/2017 Bullish MINCPs Bearish MINCPs RANKING OF KEY DIRECTORIES BASED PCT.OF STOCKS ABOVE 65-DMA 9/1/17 Bullish = 32 Bearish = 13 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Directory Current day-1 day-2 day-3 day-4 day-5 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ETFS .909 .878 .863 .863 .893 .878 GOLD .849 .886 .792 .849 .83 .716 BONDFUND .848 .875 .883 .883 .812 .723 UTILITY .844 .8 .822 .822 .844 .866 SOLAR .842 .736 .736 .631 .631 .631 BIGMIL .8 1 1 1 .8 .8 NIFTY .766 .8 .7 .633 .6 .566 BEVERAGE .75 .65 .7 .75 .65 .75 GAMING .733 .666 .6 .533 .533 .566 BIGBANKS .714 .428 .428 .285 .428 .571 CHINA .714 .65 .619 .619 .65 .666 COMODITY .69 .69 .563 .605 .591 .605 N= 13 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- INDMATER .663 .632 .622 .591 .602 .581 DOWJONES .655 .62 .551 .517 .482 .517 AUTO .65 .475 .425 .35 .35 .35 INDEXES .644 .654 .542 .481 .5 .485 MORNSTAR .626 .571 .504 .453 .453 .432 HACKERS .611 .555 .444 .388 .388 .388 ELECTRON .603 .546 .536 .443 .443 .412 SEMI .6 .572 .545 .427 .427 .372 GREEN .58 .58 .516 .419 .451 .451 NASD-100 .579 .579 .556 .443 .465 .409 BIOTECH .578 .574 .507 .507 .5 .425 REIT .575 .538 .466 .404 .45 .512 SP-100 .562 .531 .489 .458 .437 .468 MILITARY .555 .577 .6 .555 .511 .511 SP500 .548 .515 .486 .457 .451 .472 RUS-1000 .546 .513 .463 .438 .437 .455 INFRA .545 .545 .545 .454 .454 .454 SOFTWARE .539 .507 .444 .38 .396 .365 COMPUTER .52 .48 .44 .36 .36 .32 N= 19 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- EDU .5 .5 .5 .5 .5 .5 HOMEBLDG .5 .555 .5 .5 .5 .555-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM .486 .458 .43 .416 .444 .43 FINANCE .472 .428 .395 .362 .45 .483 DJI-13 .461 .461 .384 .384 .384 .384 TRANSP .45 .45 .4 .45 .35 .3 INSURANC .411 .47 .411 .411 .47 .529 OILGAS .386 .341 .265 .253 .234 .246 RETAIL .379 .344 .31 .362 .344 .379 REGBANKS .333 .305 .166 .138 .194 .277 HOSPITAL .285 .142 .142 .285 .142 .142 COAL .222 .222 .222 .222 .222 .222 FOOD .214 .285 .071 0 .357 .214 PIPELINE .142 .142 .142 .142 .142 .142 JETS .111 .111 .111 .111 .111 .111 N= 13
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September Tops
Top la/ma P-I IP21 V-I Peerless Signals Subsequent Action
------------------------------------------------------------------
9/3/1929 1.052 -14 -.126 -351 S9 S12 1929 Crash! 47% decline to 11/13
9/10/1930 1.073 44 .124 26 S9 1930 Bear Mkt 35% decline to 12/16
1931 peak was on 8/14 - S9 - 40% decline followed to 10/5
9/7/1932 1.118 +129 +.056 +464 S12 27% decline to 10/10/1932
9/19/1933 1.03 -20 +.154 -180 S9/S17 20% decline to 10/20/1933
1934 peak was on 8/24 - S9/S12 - 9% decline followed to 9/14
9/18/1935 1.031 +47 +.085 -6 S2 5% decline to LB on 10/3/1935
9/8/1936 1.021 +11 -.126 -51 no signal only a quick decline to 21-dma
1937 peak was on 8/13 - S9/S8 - Bear market followed.
9/7/1938 1.019 -39 +.079 -102 S12 9% decline to LB on 9/26/1938
9/12/1939 1.113 -30 +.206 +77 S9 7% decline to 11/30/1932
9/5/1940 1.065 +83 +.224 +66 no signal only a quick decline to 21-dma
9/17/1941 1.017 +67 +.051 +25 S17 18% decline to 12/23/1941
1942 No Sept peak.
9/20/1943 1.033 +70 +.100 +39 S2 8% decline to 11/30/1943
1944, 1945 No Sept peak.
1946 bear market
1947, 1948 No Sept peak.
9/13/1949 1.019 +76 +.122 +67 no signal only a quick 3% decline and renewed rally.
1950 No Sept peak.
9/7/1951 1.027 +134 +.184 +134 S4 7% decline on 11/7/1951
1952 peak was on 8/11 -no Sell - 7% decline followed to 10/22/1952.
1953 peak was on 8/13 -no Sell - 7% decline followed to 9/14/1952.
1954 No Sept peak.
9/23/1955 1.024 84 +.094 +14 S8 10% decline to 10/11/1955
1956 peak was on 8/1 - S2 - 10% correction followed.
1957 peak was on 7/12 - S4/S7 - bear market followed.
1958 No Sept peak.
1959 peak was on 8/3 - S9 - 9% correction followed.
1960 peak was on 8/23 - S1 - 12% correction followed.
1961 No Sept peak.
1962 peak was on 8/23 -no Sell - 9% decline followed to 10/23/1962.
1963 No Sept peak.
1964 No Sept peak.
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Top la/ma P-I IP21 V-I Peerless Signals Subsequent Action
------------------------------------------------------------------
1965 No Sept peak.
9/15/1966 1.029 -174 -.078 -13 S9 8% decline to 10/7/1966
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9/25/1967 1.03 +78 +.06 8 S2/S7 10% decline to 11/8/1967
1968 No Sept peak.
1969 No Sept peak.
1970 No Sept peak.
9/7/1971 1.034 +209 .00 1 S9/S12 13.5% decline to 11/23/1971
-------
1972 peak was on 8/14 S9/S12 - 9% decline followed to 10/16/1972.
1973 peak was on 7/27 S9 - 9% decline followed to 10/16/1973.
1974 peak was on 8/27 S9 - 27% decline followed to 8/7/1974.
9/4/1975 1.026 -61 -.023 -2 S9/S12 7.0% decline to 10/1/1975
------
9/21/1976 1.033 178 .181 2 S1 9.0% decline to 11/10/1976
(high)
1977 steady bear market decline.
9/8/1978 1.019 +109 -.062 3 S12 6.0% decline to 9/20/1978
-------
9/21/1979 1.017 -69 +.049 -1 S9 11.0% decline to 11/7/1979
--------
9/22/1980 1.03 +98 +.026 3 no signal 5.0% decline to 9/29/1980
------
1981 steady bear market decline.
9/21/1982 1.029 +261 +.063 11 S17 4.0% decline to 9/30/1982
1983 No Sept peak.
9/14/1984 1.014 +127 +.031 8 none 5.0% decline to 12/7/1984
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9/9/1985 1.012 -22 +.038 -4 S12 3.0% decline to 9/17/1985
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9/4/1986 1.032 214 +.260 20 S9 9.0% decline to 9/29/1986
(10/1/1987) 1.026 -98 -.009 -12 S9/S12 34% decline to 10/19/1987
(10/21/1988) 1.027 59 .253 13 S1 6.3% decline to 11/16/1988
(10/9/1989) 1.032 -13 -.049 4 S9 8% decline to 10/13/1988
9/12/1990 1.002 -156 -.05 -28 S9 9% decline to 10/11/1990
-----
1991 peak was on 8/28 S1 - 6% decline followed to 12/10/1991.
9/14/1992 1.028 46 .028 0 S2 7% decline to 10/9/1992
-----
1993 peak was on 8/26 no signal - 3% decline followed to 9/21/1993.
9/15/1994 1.024 79 .084 9 S1 7% decline to 11/23/1994
1995 No Sept peak.
1996 No Sept peak.
(10/7/1997) 1.033 349 .017 25 S12 12% decline to 10/27/1997
9/23/1998 1.026 -201 .018 -90 S9 6% decline to 10/1/1998
------
(8/25/1999) 1.039 -265 .085 -74 S9/S12 12% decline to 10/15/1999
9/6/2000 1.017 103 .013 -6 S2/S4 12% decline to 10/18/2000
------
2001 No Sept peak.
2002 peak was on 8/22 S9 - 20% decline followed to 10/9/2002.
9/19/2003 1.018 405 .079 no signal 4% decline to 9/30/2003
9/7/2004 1.027 550 .17 107 S2 6% decline to 10/18/2000
9/12/2005 1.014 90 .044 -86 no signal 4.5% decline to 10/12/2005
-----
2006 No Sept peak. Rising market
(10/9/1997) 1.027 408 .119 140 ES4 10% decline to 11/26/1997
2007 peak was on 7/17 S9/S12 - 19% decline followed to 10/1/2007.
2008 peak was on 8/11 S9 - 36% decline followed to 10/1/2007.
2009 No Sept peak... DJI rallied.
2010 peak was on 8/9 S9 - 7% decline followed to 8/30/2010.
(8/31/2011) 1.031 194 .015 -151 S12 8% decline to 10/3/2011
9/20/2012 1.024 276 .08 29 S4/S8 7.5% decline to 11/15/2012
9/18/2013 1.04 479 .046 62 ES12/S17 5.5% decline to 10/8/2013
-----
9/19/2014 1.011 -69 .014 -54 S17 6.7% decline to 10/16/2014
----
9/16/2015 1.016 -194 .024 -167 no signal 4% decline to 9/28/2015
----
2016 peak was on 8/15 no sell - 4% decline followed to 11/3/20016.
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Aug 31, 2017 #1 Happy Labor Day. Give some thought to all those who built the
America we often take for granted. Labor's real story is largely untold.
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/187725.Labor_s_Untold_Story
The Jobs report for August was down from year ago. This makes it more
unlikely the Feds will raise interest rates unless the CPI numbers jump up hugely
because of Hurricane Harvey and the higher gasoline prices. Some Fed Governors
like Volcker and Greenspan would used a jump in higher oil prices which drove up
the CPI numbers to move up or keep high interest rates, especially if the Dollar was
weak. So, we have to keep watching the Dollar now.
Below I have highlighted in red those months where the Jobs number was down from
a year ago. A long series of Red numbers warns of an impending or on-going recession.
In 2007, 10 of the 12 numbers were red and all 12 Jobs' numbers were red in 2008.
Seven straight red months of Jobs' numbers last occurred in May 2008; this was a very
good time to sell. We have seen only 3 straight red numbers here.
Monthly Jobs' Numbers (Labor Dept.)
( http://data.bls.gov/timeseries/CES0000000001?output_view=net_1mth )
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#2 The rally back to
the recent highs continued today. It will probably
advance some more on Friday. September, however, is a month to
look for signs of another top.
September
Tops: As we begin the sometimes dangerous month of September,
further below, look at the past September tops to see how often they were made,
how we would recognized them in the past, what damage they did to stock prices
and how
long the subsequent decline lasted. First, I want to set out the history
of
September declines. This is shown below. It will be completed in the next
day
or two.
#3 New Peerless chart explained. I have almost
finished a Peerless update
which will let you use TC-2000's historical data base. It goes back to
before
1990 for many stocks now trading with same symbol. You can subscribe
to TC-2000 for $30/month and use it for current data, but of course it will not
have the Peerless DJI Index data we need and it will not have the specialized
downloads that TigerSoft's web-page offer for just $200/12 months, about
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8/31/2017 Charts
PEERLESS DJI, Signals, Indicators Daily DJI Split Volume 10-DayUp/Down Vol
Hourly DJIA A/D Line for All Stocks
DJIA S&P OEX NYSE NASDAQ COMPQX with CP
DIA SPY QQQ MDY IWM-TNA
Short Term Interest Rates DJI-Utilities DJI-Transp
Nifty-30 Index
CrudeOil FAS GLD BBH IBB JETS JNUG KOL NUGT OIH OIL
RSX RETL SDS SLV SOXL TECL TMF TNA XIV YINN
Commodities: JJC, NIB,
CORN, WEAT UUP (Dollar)
To STOCKS' CHARTS
AAPL ADBE ALXN AMAT AMGN AMZN BA BABA BIDU CAT FB GOOG GS
HD IBM JPM M (Macy's) MASI MSFT NVDA QCOM TSLA TXN
CMG (Chipotle), LRCX, SWKS, TOWN
Others REN, CVE and SWN (very low AI/200 stocks)
8/31/2017
Bullish MINCPs Bearish MINCPs
RANKING OF KEY DIRECTORIES BASED PCT.OF STOCKS ABOVE 65-DMA 8/31/17
Bullish= 29 Bearish= 17 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Directory Current day-1 day-2 day-3 day-4 day-5 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BIGMIL 1 1 1 .8 .8 .8 ETFS .878 .863 .863 .893 .878 .848 BONDFUND .875 .883 .883 .812 .75 .767 GOLD .867 .792 .867 .849 .716 .735 NIFTY .8 .7 .633 .6 .6 .6 UTILITY .8 .822 .822 .844 .866 .866 SOLAR .736 .736 .631 .631 .631 .631 COMODITY .69 .563 .605 .591 .605 .619 N = 8 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GAMING .666 .6 .533 .533 .566 .633 BEVERAGE .65 .7 .75 .65 .75 .75 CHINA .65 .619 .619 .65 .65 .666 INDEXES .649 .542 .481 .5 .485 .448 DOWJONES .633 .566 .5 .5 .533 .566 INDMATER .632 .622 .591 .602 .581 .581 SEMI .594 .568 .456 .456 .413 .396 NASD-100 .584 .561 .449 .471 .426 .415 GREEN .58 .516 .419 .451 .451 .387 BIOTECH .577 .506 .497 .497 .418 .447 MILITARY .577 .6 .555 .511 .511 .511 MORNSTAR .571 .504 .453 .453 .441 .407 HACKERS .555 .444 .388 .388 .388 .333 HOMEBLDG .555 .5 .5 .5 .555 .444 ELECTRON .546 .536 .448 .443 .412 .371 INFRA .545 .545 .454 .454 .454 .454 REIT .538 .466 .404 .45 .512 .502 SP-100 .536 .494 .453 .443 .474 .453 SP500 .517 .488 .458 .453 .474 .439 SOFTWARE .515 .453 .39 .406 .375 .343 RUS-1000 .514 .464 .437 .437 .455 .435 N = 21 ============================================================================================= EDU .5 .5 .5 .5 .5 .5 COMPUTER .48 .44 .36 .36 .32 .28 AUTO .475 .425 .35 .35 .375 .325 INSURANC .47 .411 .411 .47 .529 .529 DJI-13 .461 .384 .384 .384 .384 .461 CHEM .458 .444 .402 .444 .43 .416 TRANSP .45 .4 .45 .35 .3 .25 BIGBANKS .428 .428 .285 .428 .571 .428 FINANCE .428 .395 .362 .45 .483 .417 OILGAS .348 .272 .253 .234 .24 .234 RETAIL .344 .31 .362 .344 .379 .327 N=11 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PIPELINE .333 .333 .222 .222 .222 .222 REGBANKS .305 .166 .138 .194 .277 .222 FOOD .285 .071 0 .357 .214 .142 COAL .222 .222 .222 .222 .222 .222 HOSPITAL .142 .142 .285 .142 .142 .142 JETS .111 .111 .111 .111 .111 0 N=6
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Aug 30, 2017 The markets are
advancing in hopes of Congress voting a big tax cut,
because of the seasonal bullishness just before labor day and because
the Sun finally came out in Houston! The announced 3% growth
helped the Dollar, but pushed up interest rates.
The Sell-S9-V needs another Peerless Sell to turn the
markets back down.
Most likely, the often bearish month of
September will probably produce one.
For now the Closing Powers have broken their downtrends and with the key
supports for DIA,
SPY, QQQ,
MDY and
IWM all holding, it looks like the DJI
will rally back to its old highs just above 21200. And led by high priced
AAPL, BA
and UNC, the DJI may zip up to the upper
2.4% band where we will probably get
another Sell S9v next month.
Expect the NASDAQ to be the strongest Index now. Its very high A/I/200
score
of 194 is associated with a further advance; so is the Closing Power downtrend
break and so is the well-controlled up-trending price channel. The very
high AI/200
score now is even higher than in Augusts in 1991,
1993, 1994,
1995 and 1999
These were the years showing the highest AI/200 scores in the past. Note
this
study was produced with the new Peerless historical data charts.
To produce old
charts like this, you will need a historical data CD from us ($25) and the new
Peerless,
which will posted soon on the Tiger ESP Page.
This is a story that will have legs.
The hurricane
has transformed the budget debate, turning Republican critics of federal
spending into proponents of billions of dollars of storm relief.
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A good gain is expected tomorrow. Assuming the DJI can surpass 21900,
the next target will then be its recent high just below 22200. Breadth was good.
There were 707 more up than down on the NYSE.
A hedging strategy is preferred because this remains a
very divided market.
There were 99 new lows today and the Bearish
MINCPs show little ability to
rally. For example, Corn, which was suggested
for shorting, declined more today.
Gasoline prices and California oil refiner ANDV rose again on very high volume.
.
Stocks To Buy
There are
number of interesting tech MAXCPs that
look quite bullish. Military
spending is rising. See
KEM,
VMW and
AVAV
have compelling stories.
My "Big Military" sector is the highest ranked sector based on the percentage
of stocks above their 65-dma.
A Breakout by TECL looks likely.
See how consistently positiveTECL's
AI/200 has been for the last year, how its
Closing Power downtrend has been broken and how in the past it has risen sharply
higher
after making breakouts above well-tested, flat-to-slightly-rising resistance.
RANKING OF KEY DIRECTORIES BASED PCT.OF STOCKS ABOVE 65-DMA 8/30/17
Bearish = 23 Bullish = 22 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Directory Current day-1 day-2 day-3 day-4 day-5 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BIGMIL 1 1 .8 .8 .8 .8 BONDFUND .883 .883 .812 .75 .767 .821 ETFS .863 .863 .893 .878 .848 .863 UTILITY .822 .822 .844 .866 .866 .844 GOLD .773 .867 .867 .735 .716 .698 SOLAR .736 .631 .631 .631 .631 .526 BEVERAGE .7 .75 .65 .75 .75 .8 NIFTY .7 .633 .6 .6 .6 .633 INDMATER .622 .591 .602 .581 .571 .561 CHINA .619 .619 .65 .65 .666 .666 GAMING .6 .533 .533 .566 .633 .566 MILITARY .6 .555 .511 .511 .511 .466 COMODITY .571 .614 .6 .614 .628 .628 SEMI .568 .456 .456 .413 .405 .379 DOWJONES .566 .5 .5 .533 .566 .6 NASD-100 .566 .455 .477 .433 .422 .411 INFRA .545 .454 .454 .454 .454 .363 INDEXES .542 .481 .5 .485 .476 .476 ELECTRON .536 .448 .448 .412 .376 .376 GREEN .516 .419 .451 .451 .387 .387 BIOTECH .511 .5 .5 .433 .456 .417 MORNSTAR .504 .453 .453 .441 .411 .42 N=22 ========================================================================================== HOMEBLDG .5 .5 .5 .555 .444 .444 ========================================================================================== SP-100 .494 .453 .443 .474 .453 .474 SP500 .489 .459 .455 .475 .444 .459 REIT .466 .404 .45 .512 .507 .512 RUS-1000 .465 .437 .437 .455 .438 .44 SOFTWARE .453 .39 .406 .375 .343 .343 CHEM .444 .402 .444 .43 .416 .43 HACKERS .444 .388 .388 .388 .333 .333 COMPUTER .44 .36 .36 .32 .28 .28 BIGBANKS .428 .285 .428 .571 .428 .428 AUTO .425 .35 .35 .375 .325 .35 INSURANC .411 .411 .47 .529 .529 .588 TRANSP .4 .45 .35 .3 .25 .25 FINANCE .395 .362 .45 .483 .417 .439 DJI-13 .384 .384 .384 .384 .461 .538 EDU .333 .333 .333 .333 .333 .166 PIPELINE .333 .333 .222 .222 .222 .222 RETAIL .31 .362 .344 .379 .327 .31 OILGAS .278 .259 .234 .24 .221 .227 COAL .222 .222 .222 .222 .111 .111 REGBANKS .166 .138 .194 .277 .25 .222 HOSPITAL .142 .285 .142 .142 .142 .142 JETS .111 .111 .111 .111 0 0 FOOD .071 0 .357 .214 .142 .071 N=23
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Aug 29, 2017
The DJI just will not sell off. In pre-market
trading today it was down
over 100, but then rose steadily all day long and closed up for the day.
This lifted the key ETFs' Closing Powers and now it looks like Professional
buying
may take over for the rest of the week. Of course, the Professional buying
could end sooner. But this is bullish action for the DJI short-term.
The NASDAQ's Closing Power downtrend has been bullishly broken.
If the DJI can rally to12400, we will almost certainly see a new Peerless Sell
which
will reinforce the current Peerless S9-V.
What might bring about the rally? The FED just does not want to risk a
decline.
And with that safety-net bolstering them and guaranteeing their long trades now,
traders can look forward to Congress passing legislation which will keep the
Government open for business next month. Congress also seems to moving
closer
to a tax cut for the the biggest holders of stocks. And of course, there is a
belief,
which is probably correct, that the Fed will not raise rates now because of the
need to rebuild after Hurricane Harvey.
But it remains unclear how much the broad market will be lifted since the
Closing Power
of each is below its falling 21-dma and the V-I for the DJI remains quite
negative. The latter fact shows that the buying is still limited mostly to
leading stocks.
Others are being steadily sold, presumably out of fear for the general market
in the face of the weak Fall seasonality. No big surprise here.
Peerless teaches that
it is quite common for the DJI to hold up longer than the A/D Line. In
fact, it is
this behavior that produced our Sell S9 signals at so many market tops.
If DIA can close above its 21-dma and flat resistance at
219-220,
it will likely sprint to a new high. A move much higher to the 2.4%
upper band of the DJI (22354 now) will bring a new sell S9-V/Sell S12.
Watch BA, AAPL and UNH
Boeing, the DJI-30's highest priced component, seems ready
to begin a new
surge. Others in that camp are high priced AAPL and UNH. Watch them
tomorrow. Big advances by them will inordinately make the DJI-30 rise.
But there there is a problem with their leadership now. While their
Closing
Powers show Professionals would be the main buyers, any move up may face
significant Big Money distribution, judging from the negative Accum. Index
readings for BA and UNH. See this in the 3 charts below.
SDS
Last night I suggested shorting and holding short
provided SDS (the ETF
short on the SP-500), but I added that any position should be closed
out if it closed back below its 65-dma.
8/29/2017 Charts
PEERLESS DJI, Signals, Indicators Daily DJI Split Volume 10-DayUp/Down Vol
Hourly DJIA A/D Line for All Stocks
DJIA S&P OEX NYSE NASDAQ COMPQX with CP
DIA SPY QQQ MDY IWM-TNA
Short Term Interest Rates DJI-Utilities DJI-Transp
Nifty-30 Index
CrudeOil FAS GLD BBH IBB JETS JNUG KOL NUGT OIH OIL
RSX RETL SDS SLV SOXL TECL TMF TNA XIV YINN
Commodities: JJC, NIB, CORN, WEAT UUP (Dollar)
To STOCKS' CHARTS
AAPL ADBE ALXN AMAT AMGN AMZN BA BABA BIDU CAT FB GOOG GS
HD IBM JPM M (Macy's) MASI MSFT NVDA QCOM TSLA TXN
CMG (Chipotle), LRCX, SWKS, TOWN
Others REN, CVE and SWN (very low AI/200 stocks)
8/29/2017
Bullish MINCPs Bearish MINCPs
RANKING OF KEY DIRECTORIES BASED PCT.OF STOCKS ABOVE 65-DMA 8/29/17 Bearish = 29 Bullish = 14 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Directory Current day-1 day-2 day-3 day-4 day-5 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BIGMIL 100% .8 .8 .8 .8 1 BIGMIL includes, BA,GD,LMT, NOC, RTN BONDFUND .883 .812 .75 .767 .821 .785 ETFS .863 .893 .878 .848 .863 .863 GOLD .849 .867 .754 .735 .679 .698 UTILITY .822 .844 .866 .866 .844 .822 BEVERAGE .75 .65 .75 .75 .8 .8 N=6 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NIFTY .633 .6 .6 .6 .633 .633 SOLAR .631 .631 .631 .631 .526 .526 CHINA .619 .65 .65 .666 .666 .634 COMODITY .614 .6 .614 .628 .628 .614 INDMATER .591 .602 .581 .571 .551 .571 MILITARY .555 .511 .511 .511 .466 .577 GAMING .533 .533 .566 .633 .566 .6 BIOTECH .503 .5 .425 .464 .413 .437 N=8 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DOWJONES .5 .5 .533 .566 .6 .633 EDU .5 .5 .5 .5 .375 .375 HOMEBLDG .5 .5 .555 .444 .444 .555 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- INDEXES .481 .5 .485 .476 .481 .5 SP500 .459 .455 .475 .444 .461 .493 SEMI .456 .456 .413 .405 .387 .387 NASD-100 .455 .477 .433 .422 .411 .422 INFRA .454 .454 .454 .454 .363 .363 MORNSTAR .453 .453 .441 .411 .42 .432 SP-100 .453 .443 .474 .453 .474 .536 TRANSP .45 .35 .3 .25 .25 .35 ELECTRON .448 .448 .417 .376 .381 .402 RUS-1000 .438 .437 .455 .438 .441 .459 GREEN .419 .451 .451 .387 .387 .387 INSURANC .411 .47 .529 .529 .588 .588 REIT .404 .45 .512 .507 .512 .455 CHEM .402 .444 .43 .416 .416 .43 SOFTWARE .39 .406 .375 .343 .343 .359 HACKERS .388 .388 .388 .333 .333 .333 DJI-13 .384 .384 .384 .461 .538 .615 FINANCE .362 .45 .483 .417 .45 .439 RETAIL .362 .344 .379 .327 .31 .275 COMPUTER .36 .36 .32 .28 .28 .28 AUTO .35 .35 .375 .325 .35 .375 N=21 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PIPELINE .333 .333 .222 .222 .222 .222 BIGBANKS .285 .428 .571 .428 .428 .571 HOSPITAL .285 .142 .142 .142 .142 .142 OILGAS .265 .24 .24 .221 .221 .215 COAL .222 .222 .222 .111 .111 .111 REGBANKS .138 .194 .277 .25 .222 .222 JETS .111 .111 .111 0 0 .111 FOOD 0 .357 .214 .142 .071 .071 N=8
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August 28, 2017 The Peerless Sell
S9-v still operates. The key ETFs Closing
Powers are all falling. A test by the DJI of its rising 65-dma
seems probable. SPY seems
likely to break below its 65-dma.
SDS, which I mentioned last night, should
be bought and held
provided it does not close back below its 65-dma.
Buy SDS
"Find A New Trend and Ride It until It Ends"
New trends and stronger trends are becoming apparent. The
Dollar's weakness continues. UUP has
been a good short sale
and should be held. Gold has been
fairly steadily rising and NUGT
is now playing catch up. Copper has
proven that a month of
Professional buying just below the 65-dma was a good reason
us to buy. Corn and
Wheat have broken important support.
Another
leg down seems to have started.
We've done well the Chinese stocks. They got clipped with
profit-taking today as the world's markets weakened. Draw their
Closing Power uptrend-lines with these stocks and take profits when
they are broken: CO, CHN,
YINN. Take profits in CO.
Gasoline futures will must surely rise, now that 20% of the US oil
refining has been put off-line for two or three months. I would think
Crude Oil will also rise. So cover most Oil stock shorts is my suggestion.
Yahoo tells us that it is the added threat of war with North Korea
because of their missile test above and beyond Japan that has
taken the futures down 1/2% or more this morning. Rather, I
think it's the risk of a rapid rise in Oil and Gas prices. They hit
the markets very hard in October 1973 and several times later
on while Carter was President. There is a similar risk now that
I think the market cannot ignore. If the Fed were to raise rates,
the market's problems will worsen. But I don't expect this.
Buy Andeavor
8/28/2017 Charts
PEERLESS DJI, Signals, Indicators Daily DJI Split Volume 10-DayUp/Down Vol
Hourly DJIA A/D Line for All Stocks
DJIA S&P OEX NYSE NASDAQ COMPQX with CP
DIA SPY QQQ MDY IWM-TNA
Short Term Interest Rates DJI-Utilities DJI-Transp
Nifty-30 Index CrudeOil FAS GLD BBH IBB JETS JNUG KOL NUGT OIH OIL
RSX RETL SDS SLV SOXL TECL TMF TNA XIV YINN Commodities: JJC, NIB, CORN, WEAT UUP (Dollar)
To STOCKS' CHARTS AAPL ADBE ALXN AMAT AMGN AMZN BA BABA BIDU CAT FB GOOG GS
HD IBM JPM M (Macy's) MASI MSFT NVDA QCOM TSLA TXN
CMG (Chipotle), LRCX, SWKS, TOWN
Ohers REN, CVE and SWN (very low AI/200 stocks) 8/28/2017 Bullish MINCPs Bearish MINCPs RANKING OF KEY DIRECTORIES BASED PCT.OF STOCKS ABOVE 65-DMA 8/28/17 Bearish = 29 Bullish = 14 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Directory Current day-1 day-2 day-3 day-4 day-5 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ETFS .882 .867 .838 .852 .852 .794 GOLD .849 .754 .754 .698 .679 .698 UTILITY .844 .866 .866 .844 .822 .8 BONDFUND .812 .75 .767 .821 .794 .767 BIGMIL .8 .8 .8 .8 1 .8 BEVERAGE .65 .75 .75 .8 .8 .8 CHINA .65 .65 .666 .666 .634 .682 SOLAR .631 .631 .631 .526 .526 .526 INDMATER .602 .581 .571 .551 .561 .52 NIFTY .6 .6 .6 .633 .633 .633 COMODITY .594 .608 .623 .623 .608 .579 GAMING .533 .566 .633 .566 .633 .466 MILITARY .511 .511 .511 .466 .577 .466 BIOTECH .503 .425 .456 .421 .433 .366 N=14 =========================================================================================== DOWJONES .5 .533 .566 .6 .633 .5 EDU .5 .5 .5 .375 .375 .375 HOMEBLDG .5 .555 .444 .444 .555 .555 INDEXES .5 .485 .476 .481 .504 .369 ============================================================================================== NASD-100 .494 .451 .44 .43 .44 .365 INSURANC .47 .529 .529 .588 .617 .5 SP500 .458 .476 .446 .462 .498 .418 SEMI .456 .413 .405 .387 .396 .301 INFRA .454 .454 .454 .363 .363 .272 MORNSTAR .453 .441 .411 .42 .436 .331 GREEN .451 .451 .387 .387 .387 .29 FINANCE .45 .483 .417 .45 .45 .362 REIT .45 .512 .507 .512 .461 .466 ELECTRON .448 .417 .381 .381 .407 .298 CHEM .444 .43 .416 .416 .43 .347 SP-100 .443 .474 .453 .474 .546 .412 RUS-1000 .438 .455 .438 .441 .465 .408 BIGBANKS .428 .571 .428 .428 .714 .285 SOFTWARE .406 .375 .343 .343 .359 .343 HACKERS .388 .388 .333 .333 .333 .333 DJI-13 .384 .384 .461 .538 .615 .461 COMPUTER .36 .32 .28 .28 .28 .2 FOOD .357 .214 .142 .071 .071 0 AUTO .35 .375 .325 .35 .375 .325 TRANSP .35 .3 .25 .25 .35 .25 RETAIL .344 .379 .327 .31 .275 .241 N=23 ============================================================================================ PIPELINE .333 .333 .222 .222 .222 .222 OILGAS .245 .245 .22 .22 .213 .176 COAL .222 .222 .111 .111 .111 .111 REGBANKS .2 .285 .257 .228 .228 .142 HOSPITAL .142 .142 .142 .142 .142 .142 JETS .111 .111 0 0 .111 .111 N=6
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August 25, 2017 The Peerless Sell
S9-v still operates. The key ETFs Closing
Powers are all falling. A test by the DJI of its rising 65-dma
seems probable. Yellen and the Fed may now delay raising rates.
That would bolster the market. It may even create new interest
in a handful of "explosive super stocks" showing "Augmented
B24s.
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The Sell S9-V now is guiding the DJI
and the market into a correction. Stay hedged
and consider Buying SDS if SPY breaks decisively
below its 65-dma.
8/25/2017 Charts
PEERLESS
DJI, Signals, Indicators Daily
DJI Split Volume 10-DayUp/Down
Vol
Hourly DJIA A/D Line
for All Stocks
DJIA
S&P
OEX
NYSE
NASDAQ
COMPQX
with CP
DIA
SPY
QQQ
MDY
IWM-TNA
Short Term Interest Rates
DJI-Utilities
DJI-Transp
Nifty-30 Index
CrudeOil FAS
GLD
BBH
IBB
JETS
JNUG
KOL
NUGT
OIH
OIL
RSX
RETL SDS
SLV
SOXL
TECL
TMF
TNA XIV YINN
Commodities: JJC, NIB,
WEAT UUP (Dollar)
To
STOCKS' CHARTS
AAPL ADBE
ALXN
AMAT
AMGN
AMZN BA
BABA
BIDU
CAT
FB
GOOG
GS
HD
IBM JPM M
(Macy's) MASI
MSFT
NVDA QCOM
TSLA
TXN
new
CMG (Chipotle),
LRCX,
SWKS,
TOWN
Ohers REN, CVE
and SWN (very low AI/200 stocks)
8/25/2017
Bullish MINCPs
Bearish
MINCPs
Most Natural disasters don't usually effect the stock
market except
in the very short-term. But the massive
flood damage in SE Texas this week
will be comparable to the destruction
of Hurricanes Katrina and Andrew, possibly
combined.
So, let's see how the market reacts. This coming
week's bullish seasonality will
bolster the market after a day or two day down is my guess. I suspect that the
huge size of the swirling storm shown the weather maps before Friday night's
landfall surely must have caused some clever folks on Wall Street to have
foresee
the coming disaster. This partly explains the sharp decline in the Tiger
Accumulation
Index
on Thursday and Friday.
Costliest Natural Disasters
1. Hurricane Katrina $108-149 Billion
August 29, 2005
2. Northridge Earthquake $65 Billion January 17, 1994
3. Hurricane Sandy $50-75 Billion October 29, 2012
4. Hurricane Ike $37 Billion September 13, 2008
Another bullish consideration: Janet Yellen would like to prevent the 8 1/2 year
bull market market from entering a bear market while she runs the FED. Her
term as Fed Chairman ends next January.
But Nature has delivered a powerful blow to the US economy. Strictly speaking,
History suggests
the market will be lower in six weeks, but since bad hurricanes
mostly hit
in the Fall season when the market is often weaker anyway, we can't be
sure. Moreover, the re-building will bring some businesses added profits
and the economic shock should keep interest rates in check, too.
The Peerless S9-V and falling closing powers have been
making it
hard for the DJI to get back above its 21-dma at 21915. Now SPY
is sitting on its 65-dma, ready to move down from this pivot point.
Will the selling start a big wave down?
It's a good bet that the aftermath of Hurricane Ike
will cause additional
stock selling, by those who need to raise money do cope
with its
consequences. Presumably,
private flood insurance carriers there
will do the same. But most home-owners and businesses do not have
it. An Emergency national fund will be used.
Ordinarily, the DJI
rises right before Labor day. Besides, watching the
Closing Powers and
support levels of DIA, SPY and QQQ, watch what happens
to the oil
stocks and gasoline prices. It's not clear how much of the nation's
oil refining
will be shut down? Will this delay
Trump's
plans to sell off 1/2 of the
Federal Emergency oil reserves?
Consider buying SDS if it clearly surpasses its 65-dma
Its 65-dma will have to turn up to become bullish.
But see the new Accumulation and how fast the Day Traders' Tool
is rising.
RANKING OF KEY DIRECTORIES BASED PCT.OF STOCKS ABOVE 65-DMA 8/25/17
Bearish = 27 Bullish = 18 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Directory Current day-1 day-2 day-3 day-4 day-5 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ETFS .878 .848 .863 .863 .787 .742 UTILITY .866 .866 .844 .822 .8 .8 BIGMIL .8 .8 .8 1 .8 .8 BEVERAGE .75 .75 .8 .8 .8 .8 BONDFUND .75 .767 .821 .794 .767 .705 GOLD .735 .754 .716 .698 .679 .698 N=6 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHINA .65 .666 .666 .634 .682 .65 SOLAR .631 .631 .526 .526 .526 .684 COMODITY .6 .614 .614 .6 .542 .6 NIFTY .6 .6 .633 .633 .633 .633 INDMATER .581 .571 .551 .561 .53 .489 BIGBANKS .571 .428 .428 .714 .285 .428 GAMING .566 .633 .566 .633 .466 .533 HOMEBLDG .555 .444 .444 .555 .555 .5 DOWJONES .533 .566 .6 .633 .533 .533 INSURANC .529 .529 .588 .617 .529 .588 REIT .512 .507 .512 .461 .466 .388 MILITARY .511 .511 .466 .577 .466 .444 N=12 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- EDU .5 .5 .375 .375 .375 .375 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- INDEXES .485 .476 .481 .504 .373 .378 FINANCE .483 .417 .45 .45 .373 .395 SP500 .475 .444 .461 .497 .422 .416 SP-100 .474 .453 .474 .546 .422 .402 RUS-1000 .456 .438 .441 .465 .414 .41 INFRA .454 .454 .363 .363 .272 .363 GREEN .451 .387 .387 .387 .322 .387 MORNSTAR .441 .411 .42 .436 .34 .344 NASD-100 .433 .422 .411 .422 .355 .377 CHEM .43 .416 .416 .43 .361 .333 BIOTECH .429 .456 .413 .44 .366 .358 ELECTRON .417 .381 .386 .407 .304 .355 SEMI .413 .405 .387 .396 .31 .362 HACKERS .388 .333 .333 .333 .333 .222 DJI-13 .384 .461 .538 .615 .461 .538 RETAIL .379 .327 .31 .275 .241 .241 AUTO .375 .325 .35 .375 .325 .3 SOFTWARE .375 .343 .343 .359 .343 .312 N=18 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PIPELINE .333 .333 .222 .222 .222 .222 COMPUTER .32 .28 .28 .28 .2 .28 TRANSP .3 .25 .25 .35 .25 .25 REGBANKS .277 .25 .222 .222 .138 .111 OILGAS .253 .227 .221 .215 .177 .189 COAL .222 .111 .111 .111 .111 .222 FOOD .214 .142 .071 .071 0 0 HOSPITAL .142 .142 .142 .142 .142 .142 JETS .111 0 0 .111 .111 .111 N=9
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August 24, 2017 The Peerless Sell
S9-v still operates. But look for a small DJI
rally. Next week has a reliably positive upward bias. And recall
the study I did recently showing that twice as many topsoccur in
September as August. We should not be surprised if the DJI rallies.
With or without Trump, Republicans do firmly control Congress. They
should be able to get a big tax cut passed. That's what Wall Street is
really
looking forward, too. Everything else is secondary. But naturally,
there are
still doubts about what the President will do and so the market is only
creeping back upwards. Stay hedged. Lots of stocks and groups remain
in downtrends and show very heavy red Distribution. Remember that the
DJI usually tops out after most other indexes.
DIA's Closing Power and Tiger Traders' Tool are
both still falling. So, DIA needs now to get back above its
21-dma at 219 or else it will fall back to its rising
65-dma support at 215.
Hedging by playing shorts in our Bearish MINCPs against longs
among the strongest Chinese Bullish MAXCPs has worked well.
Nothing seems ready to change these profitable trends.
The DJIA Must Do Most of The Heavy-Lifting
The narrowing of the advance is most clearly seen not in the
NYSE A/D Line but in the falling percentage of all stocks above
their 65-dma and the rising percentage of stock sectors having
most of their stocks below their 65-dma. So, it's probably going
to be up to the blue-chips in the DJIA to try to launch a rally
and keep key stocks and ETFs from breaking their important
support levels.
The Closing Power for IWM (Russell-2000) only
broke its downtrend. Now IWM may next rally
back up to its flat 65-dma resistance. A failure their
to go higher should be shorted. So should a breaking
of its key horizontal support at 134.5
QQQ is at a pivot point. A move up
from here would get it
up past its 21-dma, but a decline would bearishly take it
below its 65-dma. Its Closing Power and TTT are both
still in downtrends. Despite QQQ's position being just
above its rising 65-dma and uptrend-line, Professionals
and Day Traders are not yet bullish.
Right now, Utilities and Chinese stocks make up most of the
Bullish MAXCPs. This reflects the defensiveness of the market
and the weakening Dollar as interest rates seem to remain on hold for
the next few months.
The Most Bullish Chinese Stocks.
8/24/2017 Charts
PEERLESS
DJI, Signals, Indicators Daily
DJI Split Volume 10-DayUp/Down
Vol
Hourly DJIA A/D Line
for All Stocks
DJIA
S&P
OEX
NYSE
NASDAQ
COMPQX
with CP
DIA
SPY
QQQ
MDY
IWM-TNA
Short Term Interest Rates
DJI-Utilities
DJI-Transp
Nifty-30 Index
CrudeOil FAS
GLD
BBH
IBB
JETS
JNUG
KOL
NUGT
OIH
OIL
RSX
RETL SDS
SLV
SOXL
TECL
TMF
TNA XIV YINN
Commodities: JJC, NIB,
WEAT UUP (Dollar)
To
STOCKS' CHARTS
AAPL ADBE
ALXN
AMAT
AMGN
AMZN BA
BABA
BIDU
CAT
FB
GOOG
GS
HD
IBM JPM M
(Macy's) MASI
MSFT
NVDA QCOM
TSLA
TXN
new
CMG (Chipotle),
LRCX,
SWKS,
TOWN
Ohers REN, CVE
and SWN (very low AI/200 stocks)
8/24/2017
Bullish MINCPs
Bearish
MINCPs
RANKING OF KEY DIRECTORIES BASED PCT.OF STOCKS ABOVE 65-DMA 8/24/17
Bearish = 30 Bullish = 15 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Directory Current day-1 day-2 day-3 day-4 day-5 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- UTILITY .866 .844 .822 .8 .8 .711 ETFS .848 .863 .863 .787 .742 .727 BONDFUND .767 .821 .794 .767 .714 .625 BEVERAGE .75 .8 .8 .8 .8 .8 GOLD .735 .716 .716 .698 .679 .698 N=5 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHINA .666 .666 .634 .682 .65 .634 GAMING .633 .566 .633 .466 .533 .566 SOLAR .631 .526 .526 .526 .684 .526 COMODITY .619 .619 .605 .549 .605 .507 NIFTY .6 .633 .633 .633 .633 .666 INDMATER .571 .551 .561 .53 .5 .469 DOWJONES .566 .6 .633 .533 .533 .566 INSURANC .529 .588 .617 .529 .588 .558 MILITARY .511 .466 .577 .466 .488 .511 REIT .507 .512 .461 .466 .393 .455 N=10 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- INDEXES .471 .481 .504 .373 .378 .397 DJI-13 .461 .538 .615 .461 .538 .538 BIOTECH .46 .413 .433 .374 .362 .377 INFRA .454 .363 .363 .272 .363 .363 SP-100 .453 .474 .546 .422 .412 .432 HOMEBLDG .444 .444 .555 .555 .5 .5 SP500 .444 .461 .497 .422 .42 .426 RUS-1000 .439 .441 .465 .414 .415 .416 BIGBANKS .428 .428 .714 .285 .428 .285 NASD-100 .422 .411 .422 .355 .377 .366 FINANCE .417 .45 .45 .373 .406 .395 CHEM .416 .416 .43 .361 .347 .291 MORNSTAR .411 .42 .436 .34 .352 .365 SEMI .405 .387 .396 .31 .362 .31 GREEN .387 .387 .387 .322 .387 .387 ELECTRON .349 .355 .382 .273 .327 .295 SOFTWARE .343 .343 .359 .343 .328 .312 N=17 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- EDU .333 .166 .166 .166 .166 .166 HACKERS .333 .333 .333 .333 .277 .222 PIPELINE .333 .333 .222 .222 .222 .222 RETAIL .327 .31 .275 .241 .241 .241 AUTO .325 .35 .375 .325 .325 .325 COMPUTER .28 .28 .28 .2 .28 .32 REGBANKS .25 .222 .222 .138 .111 .083 TRANSP .25 .25 .35 .25 .25 .25 OILGAS .234 .227 .215 .177 .189 .164 FOOD .142 .071 .071 0 0 .071 HOSPITAL .142 .142 .142 .142 .142 .142 COAL .111 .111 .111 .111 .222 .111 JETS 0 0 .111 .111 .111 .111 N=13
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August 23, 2017 The Peerless Sell S9-v still operates,
but I think the DJI wants to rally.
Having successfully tested its rising 50-day ma, a test of the resistance
at its highs would be a typical next move. A further rebound would also would be in
keeping with the tendency of the market to rally in the week before Labor
Day. Since 1965, the DJI has risen 61.2% of the time over the next
two weeks, but note that the average advance is only 0.3%. Breadth
(+181) today belied the declines in the major ETFs.
It is important that the DJI rallies now in hopes that
it brings along lot of other
stocks. Market makers, big banks, deal-makers and the Fed know this.
I do not think that they will let the market turn down significantly without
much more strain (and bearish divergences).
But internals still remain weak and negative. A 2.7% rally from here would
produce a new Sell S9-V. Overhanging everything, Septembers are often
quite bearish. Some will also tell you that President Trump poses the
biggest risk
by his much-faulted personality. His over-reactions, personal vendettas
with Republican Congressional leaders and Russia-Gate are all producing
a lack of focus that so far seems to be preventing Congress from cutting taxes
on and for the wealthy.
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/23/us/politics/trump-wall-flake.html?emc=edit_th_20170824&nl=todaysheadlines&nlid=58223894
For my part, I think Wall Street will be pleasantly surprised
by the outcome on
this.
Others must think the same. That is the real reason the market refuses to sell off.
All stock market history shows that such tax cuts if passed into law would be
quite bullish.
Being hedged now seems advisable.
The Closing Power downtrends for MDY and IWM have been broken.
I think these short sales should be covered. Their support levels held
and it's likely that they will now rally back up to their 65-day moving
averages. But the heaviest red distribution Oil and Retail stocks should
be held short. Chipotle (CMG) also looks like it will keep falling a long
ways.
Our Stocks' Hotline on the Tiger ESP page is long and short about the
same number of stocks. The best of the Chinese stocks in our MAXCPs
should keep rallying. At the time, the heaviest Red Distribution Oil and
Retail
stocks with falling Closing Powers should be held short. But they are down
a long ways. Cover any of them if their Closing Powers rises above its
21-dma.
8/23/2017 Charts
PEERLESS
DJI, Signals, Indicators Daily
DJI Split Volume 10-DayUp/Down
Vol
Hourly DJIA A/D Line
for All Stocks
DJIA
S&P
OEX
NYSE
NASDAQ
COMPQX
with CP
DIA
SPY
QQQ
MDY
IWM-TNA
Short Term Interest Rates
DJI-Utilities
DJI-Transp
Nifty-30 Index
CrudeOil FAS
GLD
BBH
IBB
JETS
JNUG
KOL
NUGT
OIH
OIL
RSX
RETL SDS
SLV
SOXL
TECL
TMF
TNA XIV YINN
Commodities: JJC, NIB,
WEAT UUP (Dollar)
To
STOCKS' CHARTS
AAPL ADBE
ALXN
AMAT
AMGN
AMZN BA
BABA
BIDU
CAT
FB
GOOG
GS
HD
IBM JPM M
(Macy's) MASI
MSFT
NVDA QCOM
TSLA
TXN
new
CMG (Chipotle),
LRCX,
SWKS,
TOWN
Ohers REN, CVE
and SWN (very low AI/200 stocks)
8/23/2017
Bullish MINCPs
Bearish
MINCPs
How To Use DIA's Tiger Day Traders' Tool (TTT) at This
Time
The trick with TTT is to understand that this indicator sees the ETF or stock
the way a day-trader would. It only measures what happens after each
day's
opening and it only shows the past cumulative upside potential
after the opening
less downside potential.
Here is the exact formula. Where i is a day of trading,
the
formula is TTT(i) = TTT(i-1) + (High(i)-Opening(i)) - (Opening-La(i))
Our formula only deals in absolute amounts, not percentages. This
actually
gives it a mild positive bias in lower priced stocks. Avoid using it with
stocks under $10.
Its trend-breaks are important. But it is not good at calling exact
bottoms. Often
there
is a quick reversals without much warning from TTT. But prices will
usually
not rally much without the downtrend of TTT first breaking.
Day traders will quickly
re-assess the
stock's or ETF's situation when the TTT breaks its
downtrend and
suddenly there is a lot more upside potential.
TTT Divergences from prices are less important. They can build up for
three or
months before there is a big breakdown in prices. There seems to be a
reliable
Summer pattern of TTT weakness relative to the DIA trend. If the TTT
finally
breaks its well-tested uptrend-line or flat support-line after such a bearish
divergence, expect a significant price move.
Since 1998, when DIA was first started, there have been 12 cases, as
I count
them it, where the TTT angled down in the Summer while the DIA held
up, like now. In 9 of these cases a breaking of well-tested DIA - TTT
support
between July and September led to significant decline general market declines.
See
==>
http://www.tigersoft.com/Peerless-Research/TigerDTT/INDEX.htm
In 3 of these 12 cases, prices moved higher. So, if the TTT downtrend is broken
or the TTT shows a series of rising bottoms in the ordinarily weak Summer
period, look for a DIA advance.
Still A Defensive and Blue Chip Market
Only 42% of all stocks and ETFs are above their 65-dma.
This number
must get back over 50% or else September will probably bring a sell-off.
RANKING OF KEY DIRECTORIES BASED PCT.OF STOCKS ABOVE 65-DMA 8/23/17
Bearish = 30 Bullish = 14 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Directory Current day-1 day-2 day-3 day-4 day-5 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ETFS .863 .863 .787 .742 .727 .863 UTILITY .844 .822 .8 .8 .733 .822 BONDFUND .821 .794 .767 .714 .642 .633 BEVERAGE .8 .8 .8 .8 .8 .85 GOLD .698 .716 .716 .698 .679 .698 CHINA .666 .634 .682 .65 .634 .666 N=5 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ NIFTY .633 .633 .633 .633 .666 .7 COMODITY .619 .605 .549 .605 .507 .535 DOWJONES .6 .633 .533 .533 .566 .766 INSURANC .588 .617 .529 .588 .558 .676 GAMING .566 .633 .466 .533 .6 .633 INDMATER .551 .561 .53 .5 .469 .54 DJI-13 .538 .615 .461 .538 .538 .692 SOLAR .526 .526 .526 .684 .578 .631 REIT .512 .461 .466 .393 .455 .502 N=9 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- INDEXES .481 .504 .373 .378 .415 .579 SP-100 .474 .546 .422 .412 .453 .659 MILITARY .466 .577 .466 .488 .533 .577 SP500 .461 .497 .422 .42 .434 .548 FINANCE .45 .45 .373 .406 .428 .538 HOMEBLDG .444 .555 .555 .5 .611 .722 RUS-1000 .442 .465 .414 .415 .424 .519 BIGBANKS .428 .714 .285 .428 .428 .857 MORNSTAR .42 .436 .34 .352 .365 .525 BIOTECH .417 .433 .366 .37 .381 .437 CHEM .416 .43 .361 .347 .291 .458 NASD-100 .411 .422 .355 .377 .377 .533 GREEN .387 .387 .322 .387 .387 .548 SEMI .387 .396 .31 .362 .318 .482 ELECTRON .386 .412 .309 .355 .324 .458 EDU .375 .375 .375 .375 .375 .375 INFRA .363 .363 .272 .363 .363 .454 AUTO .35 .375 .325 .325 .325 .325 SOFTWARE .343 .359 .343 .328 .328 .437 N=19 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- HACKERS .333 .333 .333 .277 .222 .388 PIPELINE .333 .333 .222 .222 .222 .222 RETAIL .31 .275 .241 .241 .241 .275 COMPUTER .28 .28 .2 .28 .32 .4 TRANSP .25 .35 .25 .25 .25 .5 OILGAS .234 .221 .177 .189 .164 .202 REGBANKS .222 .222 .138 .111 .111 .305 HOSPITAL .125 .125 .125 .125 .125 .125 COAL .111 .111 .111 .222 .111 .111 FOOD .071 .071 0 0 .071 .142 JETS 0 .111 .111 .111 .111 .222 N=11
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