Updated 3/14/2011 (C) 2011 www.tigersoft.com
Professionals are usually right. Trade
in thedirection they are trading. The Tiger "Professional" Closing
Power is the key here. Trade its trends and you are trading
with the Wall Street Pros. Simply reverse positions when the
TigerSoft Closing Power trend is broken after it goes to an
extreme or after it fails to confirm a new high or low and
at key support levels. We show lots of examples on this
site. Closing Power virtually guarantees you'll consistently
make money.
These signals gained 29% from June 2009 to
March 2010.
Public versus Professional Net Buying/Selling
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With TigerSoft you can get a good idea if the
Public, as a general group, and/or the Professionals,
as a whole, are buying or selling. How we do this must
be kept proprietary unless you get the software.
The tools to make this distinction were created by
TigerSoft. This concept has many trading advantages.
Usually, we can assume that Professionals know more
than the Public. The stock market is their business.
They do it full-time. They cultivate contacts.
So, if the net buying (or selling) patterns of the two are
at odds, we generally expect the professionals' buying
or selling to be proved correct. This is not always true,
of course. Professionals can lose a lot of money, too.
But it pays generally to trade with their expectations.
Look at GS. Goldman Sachs in 2009. At the beginning
of the year, Tiger's Professional Buying/Selling indicator was rising,
while Tiger's Public Buying/Selling indicator was flat to down, showing
skepticism. GS then ran up from 90 to 160. Then the Public became
net buyers. With both groups doing net buying GS rose to 190. But
starting in October 2009, while the Public kept buying as a whole, Pros
decided to shift to net selling. The Professionals decision was correct.
The stock fell from 190 to 150 ny early 2010.
RULES:
BUY - When Professionals shift to BUYING,
especially when Public Is Skeptical about Stock.
Shorter -Term Buy- When Public shifts to Buying if
Professionals Are Bullish and also Buying on Balance.
SELL - When Professionals shift to Net Selling after
a Long Advance and Public Is Buying.
SELL SHORT - When Public shifts to Selling and
Professionals Are Already Selling, as a whole.
