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           Tiger/Peerless UPDATE.   A new TigerSoft/Peerless update has been released today.
               The new Tiger's update has the new Sell S12.  It has the 
               new QuickSilver table which is produced for any directory's stocks.
               It should work well with the stocks in FASTUP, FASTDOWN, LEVERAGE, HIGHIP21,
               MAXCP, MINCP, REDSELL and NEAR65. With this QuickSilver
               table displayed, you point the mouse at the symbol and click Graph.
               The Peercomm will also allow you to get stock data again from Dial Data. 

                 
                                    8/26/2015   70+ TigerSoft Charts - 
 
            
                  Go to www.tigersoft.com/HH/Index.html 
                   ===>   4 Horsemen of Deflation
                                OIL   YINN   COMMODITIES   FOREIGN ETFS

                        8/26/2015
        New Highs: NASD  2          NYSE  2
        New Lows:  NASD  51       NYSE 43
                                                 
            8/26/2015  Bullish MAXCP Stocks    over $5                 
     142 ----> www.tigersoft.com/MAXMIN/8-26/MAXCP.html
                                 
                                 Bearish MINCP Stocks over $5   
      690 -->  www.tigersoft.com/MAXMIN/8-25/MINCP.html
                      
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     8/26/2015   Yesterday's reversing Peerless Buy B16 brought a record 619
                        point reversal back upwards by the DJI today.  This ended 6 straight
                        down-days.  We are reasonably safe with long positions, provided
                        the DJI does not make any more new lows until we get a Peerless
                        Sell.  The upside target is 17000 on the DJI, I reckon.

                        Rumor has it that the FED led by the NY FED Governor
                        will now delay any rate hike.  That this would boost the market so
                        much today would seem to show that the Fed is the problem (not China)
                        and the Fed has the short-term solution, more very cheap money for
                        the big banks.  But, Heaven help the market if the Fed does raise
                        rates.  Even when expected, this is bearish. 
                                                Click on tonight's NY Times article here.
                Market Turmoil Prompts New Speculation on the Fed's Timetable

                            Fed Chairwoman Yellen has been loudly quiet recently...
                        Janus-like, Janet  may have switched camps in here and now be a "hawk".
                        The market will be looking for words from her about the recent
                        market debacles.

                        Based on the Buy B16, I have suggested covering all our short sales
                        for the time being and buying some of the most Bullish stocks/
                        There are a number of criteria we can use to pick the stocks to buy
                        for what we hope will be a good recovery for the next week or two. 
                        See www.tigersoft.com/MAXMIN/8-26/MAXCP.html

                        Retail stocks are appealing.  Their imports keep getting cheaper
                        and US consumers have more money because of lower gas prices.
                        Below see how well the Tiger automatic Buys have worked with
                        FAS.  It should be bought here, too.



                       Today's huge rally took the DJI back above its falling 5-day ma. 
                       I think it should  now try to make it back to the resistance of its
                       falling 21-day ma.  That is the typical immediate target after big sell-offs.
                       In that respect, compare the DJI's chart now with the one in the Fall 
                       of 1997.

                                                        1997 Parallel



                                                            DJI's 6-month chart



                                                                          HOURLY DJIA





                                 Other Sharp DJI Declines to The 13.5%-Down Level

                        When one studies other DJI recoveries in the past after sharp declines
                        to the 13.5%-14% support- level below the bull market peak, we see that
                        the falling 21-day ma does act as resistance for a week before prices
                        penetrate it and resume their rally.  See the study here.
                              ../../MAXMIN/8-26-2015/big_declines_and_the_importance.htm

                        Look especially at the charts of 1941 (months before Pearl Harbor),
                        1950 (a month after North Korea invaded South Korea) and
                        in 1997.  Especially note the 1997 Panic.  It occurred because of a panic
                        in Asia with the DJI up very considerably over the prior 6 years. 
                        Computerized trading then also drove the decline down excessively.
                        Wikopedia writes:

                                "The October 27, 1997, mini-crash is the name of a global stock market crash
                                that was caused by an economic crisis in Asia. The point loss that the
                                Dow Jones Industrial Average suffered on this day still ranks as the eighth biggest
                                point loss and 15th biggest percentage loss since its creation in 1896. This crash is
                                considered a "mini-crash" because the percentage loss was relatively small compared
                                to some other notable crashes. But after the crash, the markets still remained positive
                                for 1997. "      (See October 27, 1997, mini-crash - Wikipedia)


                                          RETAIL STOCKS SHOULD DO WELL NOW.

                         Retail stocks like HD, SKX and ORLY shouold do well in the expected
                         recovery.  The devaluation of the Chinese Yuan will immediately lower the cost
                         of their Chinese imports by 3%.  Go to Home Depot and try to find something
                         other than wood that doesn't come from Cina.  Our Tiger Index of Retail stocks
                         shows that they are nicely poised technically to recover for a week or two.            

                        


                                                  FAS looks like a good ETF to buy

            
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