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           New   Peerless Signals and DJI Charts  - version 7/4/2013
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       Background 
              New  Introduction to Tiger/Peerless Buys and Sells.
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                 7/15/2013       If NYSE declines outpace advancers at the close tomorrow
                 by 100 or more, I think we should trust Peerless and short DIA  or SPY.
                 There are still lots of high Accumulation breakouts.  That makes me think
                 we should delay taking profits in in the very strong and high Accum. ETFs
                 like URTY. 
                 See http://tigersoftware.com/SUPPLEMENTA/7-15-2013/Special/up715/index.html

                    Current Peerless Key Values           

         Date                 DJIA                La/MA         AnnRoc       P-I        P-I ch       P^ ^     IP21        V-I          Opct      65PctChange
     7/15/2013     15484 +20   1.027         .243       +282     -69    +282    -.039       -21     +.246     .041

                         7/15//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    
                                                           5-day Pct-K Stochastic SPY Chart

             ----> 257   MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (7/15/2013)  
  Bullish plurality
             ---> 42  MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (7/12/2013)  

            ---> 208    New Highs on NASDAQ  9  new lowsBullish plurality

          ---> 174    New Highs on NYSE 11 new lows.    Bullish plurality

                  Friday's Peerless Sell S8 was not "clinched" today, as there were
.                  739 more up than down on the New York Stock Exchange.  The Russell-2000,
                 Value Line, SAA (Leveraged Ultra Small Caps' ETF), URTY
                 (Leveraged Russell-2000 ETF) and TNA (3x Leveraged Small Cap)
all made
                 good gains.  Their Closing Powers are still rising.  Speculative momentum
                 and the demands for high performance from funds keep boosting the
                 best performing stocks.  Wall Street believes that Bernanke and the
                 Fed will not dare to push up rates higher for fear of causing the weak
                 economy recovery to falter.

                 But Peerless has given a new signal.  A Sell S5.  It is based the DJI being
                 above the 2.65% upper band with a very big non-confirmation from the
                 P-Indicator (the 21-day ma of NYSE advances - declines).  The current
                 P-Indicator must be less than 50% of its 2 month high.  The Sell S5 only
                 can occur from April to July. 

                                                                   New Sell S5
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                 Its Sell signals have always been profitable.  Paper losses were never over
                 2.5% in the new Peerless.  The average DJI decline by the time of the next
                 Peerless Buy signal was 7.6%.  The risk:reward ratio favors the short side here. 
                 But there is one important caveat.  The adjusted P-Indicator now is higher than in any
                 of the earlier Sell S5 cases
.  As with every new Peerless signal, I think it is important
                 to place lower credibity on  it if any of its key values (especially the P-Indicator
                 when adjusted) lie outside the range of their range in earlier signals.   

                                                          Conclusion

                With all the strength we are still seeing in the broader market, as opposed
                to the DJI-30 or even the SP-500, I think we have to wait, at least, for
                NYSE declines to outnumber advances by more than 100 at the close. 
                This "clinching" rule worked very well in June 1987, as I mentioned last
                night.   Meanwhile, our long positions keep rising and the bearish MINCPs
                are having a difficult time finding support. 
If NYSE declines outpace advancers
                at the close tomorrow, I think we should trust Peerless and short DIA  or SPY,
                but for now hold long the very strong ETFs, like URTY.
 
                
                                                          Past Sell S5s since 1929

              Date                     DJIA      LA/MA         AnnRoc       P-I         P-I ch       P^ ^     IP21     V-I      Opct      65PctChange
             7/15/2013      15484    1.027          .243          282     -69      282    -.039     -21   .256     .041
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1            6/19/1934   12.4% drop to next Peerless Buy signal.
                                   99.00    1.033          .473              9        -7       52     -.001      -6   .151     -.037
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2            4/3/1936      6.5% drop to next Peerless Buy signal.
                                  160.1     1.024           .198           -37     -10     -160  -.126     .112   ?      ?
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3            6/5/1939       3.1% drop to next Peerless Buy signal.
                                    137.1     1.027         .465            42         -7    195     .037      24     .318    -.067
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4            5/29/1946     23.2% drop to next Peerless Buy signal.
                                   212.5      1.029          .329           64          -4   251    .260       43    .275    .142
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5            4/4/1956     8.3% drop to next Peerless Buy signal.
                                   518.7       1.024           .636           39         -20   125     .14           4     -79     .468   .062
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6            4/12/1972     3.3% drop to next Peerless Buy signal.
                                   966.96      1.023          .483           -2           43     -4      .087        0     .234     .064
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7            6/21/1976     4.7% drop to next Peerless Buy signal.
                                   1007.45     1.031         .124          28           -3     52    .058        0      .024    .028
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8            6/6/1978     5.0% drop to next Peerless Buy signal.
                                   866.51       1.028           .53           88           -2   183  .027        3      .264   .159
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9            5/1/1984   8.1% drop to next Peerless Buy signal.
                                 1182.89       1.025         .186        -37         32     -65    -.004       -2    .114    -.039
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10          6/2/1986   2.2% drop to next Peerless Buy signal.
                                DJI    rose from 1862 to 1909.  Paper loss = 2.5% (approx.)
                                1862            1.031            .556         51          -8      99   .135          5     .006   .086
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11          4/8/1988   2.8% drop to next Peerless Buy signal.
                                DJI rose from 2090 to 2110.   Paper loss = 1% (approx.)
                                2090            1.027            .093     -39           21    -66     .043        -4   .242    .025
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12         7/19/1990   18.1% drop to next Peerless Buy signal.
                                DJI rose from 2090 to 2110.   Paper loss = 1% (approx.)
                                2994            1.027             .41         0           -16       -0      .065        -5   .416  .082
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13         4/21/1992  1.6% drop to next Peerless Buy signal.
                                 DJI rose from 3354 to 3413   Paper loss = 2% (approx.)
                                3343           1.023              .244      -125         -15     -241     .064     -19    .235    .023
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14         7/6/1999   9.1% drop to next Peerless Buy signal.
                                 DJI rose from  11194  to  to 11326   Paper loss = 1.2% (approx.)
                               11135            1.034           .371          58           -43       57     .043      -6     .18     .132
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15         5/3/2001   5.1% drop to next Peerless Buy signal. 
                              12808            1.027           .412        113           -99     113   .154      -47    .335    .083
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                                SPY has gotten above its upper band.  It is at the cusp of a breakout
                                or a breakdown.  Its volume recently has been low.  Its Closing
                                Power is lagging.  This makes it more vulnerable if prices do turn
                                down.   .

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              A Comparison between MAXCP Stocks and MINCP Stocks
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               MINCPs Are Declining and show very weak internals.

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               7/13/2013     Wait for the new Sell S8 to be "Clinched".   Stay short some of
                the bearish MINCP stocks.  These are South American stocks and
                short ETFs on smaller, less well-known stocks.  Stay long the Leveraged
                IWM ETF URTY and some of the Bullish MAXCPs.   Speculation
                is picking up and will not be easy to stop.  A number of   SP-500 stocks
                made attractive and bullish flat topped breakouts on their weekly charts.

                So wait to act on the Sell S8.  Otherwise, let's see what happens this week.
                Ordinarily, the market is down starting  the third week in July.  Looking
                all the 5 trading day periods after July 14th since 1965, we find that the
                DJI was down 61.7% of the time.  A continuation of the rally this week
                despite those odds would be an impressive display of strength for the bulls.                                              

                                                 Current Peerless Key Values           

         Date                 DJIA                La/MA         AnnRoc       P-I        P-I ch       P^ ^     IP21        V-I          Opct      65PctChange
     7/12/2013     15464 +3    1.026        .371        +350      +91    +350   -.008  -.044        -4     +.264   .044

                         7/12//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    
                                                           5-day Pct-K Stochastic SPY Chart

                 Sell S8s can fail for a while.  Study the failed case of June 1987.   We have an
                increasingly speculative market.  The excesses always seem to get bigger
                than we might imagine.

                 "The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent."
                                                          -- John Maynard Keynes

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                7/13/2013    New Sell S8
using the new 7/4/2013 Peerless.  This link shows the track
                record of the signal and its technical basis.   The previous version of Peerless shows the
                operative Peerless signal still to be a Sell S9-B.   The 7/27/2006 version helpfully warns
                of the A/D Line non-confirmation with a minor Sell S13 (which did not have a strong
                track record.)


                These Sell S8 signals are not perfect, but they are reliable enought to act on, once the
                market stops rising with positive breadth.  Only one of the 14 Sell S8s brought a loss
                at the time of the next Peerless Buy.  Half of them led to declines of 10% or more,
                though the declines sometimes delayed.  But the signal is not perfect.  There were
                3 paper losses between 3% and 4.1%.  If they do not bring about a decline now, it usually
                means a bigger decline is coming after Labor Day.  (Think of leaves and stocks falling
               together).    

                 Because the P-Indicator is positive, we do have to be concerned that the market will
                keep rising as it did in June of 1987.   As in the June 1987 case, the percent change
                of the DJI now over 65 days is relatively small.  Keep in mind that big reversals are
                more likely to come in the Fall and when there is more to reverse.  So, if the DJI makes
                a brief sidewise pattern here with excellent breadth, we could see a new Buy signal,
                most likely a Buy B4, as in 1987.   We'll watch also to see if the Accumulation Index
                turns up quite positively, as it did in late June and early July 1987.

                                    1987's Failed June Sell S8/S9/S12 led eventually to
                                     a much bigger October Crash
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                As I have been saying. we have an increasingly speculative market.   The large
                number Bullish MAXCPs testify to that.  So do the bullish leveraged ETFs.
                So, at this stage, the Sell S8 signal applies mostly to the DJI-30 and NYSE
                and not so much to the NASDAQ. 

                Details are important.  If you study the key values associated with past Sell S8s
                and the new one now, you will see that the failed June 1987 Sell S8 and the current
                S8 case have something in common.  The 65-day Pct Change in both cases was
                up less than 4.5%.  All the others had a higher key value.  This means that prices
                may not be sufficiently over-bought to be reversed.  We'll see. 

                Back in June 1987, we worked with a "clinching rule".  There had be 25 more
                NYSE stocks down than up on the day of the signal or on a subsequent day to
                "clinch" the Sell S9 back then.  As it turned out, the S9 then was never "clinched:
                before a new Buy B4 signal reversed the unclinched Sell.  This turned out well
                because the DJI advanced another 10% by mid August.   


                So, while the DJI may fall back from the 15500 resistance, the NASDAQ,
                SAA (Leveraged Ultra Small Caps' ETF), URTY (Leveraged Russell-2000 ETF)
                and TNA (3x Leveraged Small Cap) show high Accumulation and very superior
                strength relative to the DJI.  It would be surprising for their advances to halt
                before they reach the top of their price channels.  And, of course, they might
                breakout, just to make life more miserable for the shorts and for the skeptical.  
                Accordingly, if you hold URTY, as recommended here when the head/shoulders
                pattern was aborted by the DJI closing above 15050, I would let them run further.
                This has become a speculative market for secondary stocks.  Money has been
                coming out of well-known dividend stocks and put to work in high performance stocks. 
                That is likely to continue even if the DJI pauses or pulls back.  (If you do not have
                a position in URTY, we have to hope for a pull-back.)  But keep in mind, the moves
                up by TNA and URTY are not fluke-moves.  Look at the high Accumulation, the
                high relative strength and the very high trading volume in TNA.  Speculative
                advances in the "cats and dogs" has a long Wall Street tradition.  It is usually
                the final stage up of a bull market and it can last a year or two, 1967-1968 and
                1998-2000.

                                                                                 
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                                                      2013's Explosive Super Stocks

                The 22 stocks here are worth studying, so that we have no doubts about what to look
                for in search for the best performing stocks. 

                But they have another use.  Below I have created an Index of the 22 stocks
                making new highs today that show extremely  big bulges of Accumulation (IP21>.48)
                at one or points this past year and are also up 110% over the last year.  These
                I call EXPLOSIVE SUPER STOCKS.  I will post its chart here regularly.
                It should be helpful to watch the A/D Line and RSQ (Relative Strength) Line for this group
                of stocks.  Until these  uptrend-lines are broken, I suspect the speculative surge we are
                mpw seeing will continue despite the Peerless Sell S4.   It is hard for stock markets not
                to top out (or bottom out) without going to some foolish excess. The psychology of greed
                and fear among the masses of fund managers (not to mention the broad public) are just
                too entrenched by the need to perform well.  They are too powerful to resist.  It is better
                to accept that reality than fight it, I think, provided one is particularly vigilant and
                sensitive to changes in the these trends.
                
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           ----> 222   MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (7/12/2013)     Bullish plurality
             ---> 35  MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (7/12/2013)  

            ---> 173    New Highs on NASDAQ  5  new lowsBullish plurality

          ---> 149    New Highs on NYSE 7 new lows.    Bullish plurality

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              7/11/2013        No Peerless Sell Yet but the Distribution in many of the
              biggest stocks in the SP-500 continues and is a warning.  


                                                 Current Peerless Key Values           

         Date                 DJIA                La/MA         AnnRoc       P-I        P-I ch       P^ ^     IP21        V-I          Opct      65PctChange
     7/11/2013     15461 +169   1.028       .268      +258    +217   +258   -.044     -25     +.186   .053

                         7/11//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    
                                                           5-day Pct-K Stochastic SPY Chart

              The High Ratio (>7:1) of NYSE UP Volume to NYSE Down Volume today
              prevented a Peerless Sell S9V and a Sell S12.   But with the heavy distribution and the DJI
              at the upper band, waiting for a pullback to buy more seems best.
  Hold long some of
              the lesser known, high Accumulation stocks and the ETFs IWM or URTY.  Stay short
              a few Bearish MINCPs, too.   We may still get a Sell tomorrow. 

              By my research below, there is a 18% chance for an additional 13%-20% DJI
              gain, but a 27% chance of an immediate sell off.  If the rally continues, know
              that in all the Summers since 1929 in this this technical configuration, there were
              only 2 cases of the DJI rallying  more than 4.5% and 5 cases where the rally ended
              with a a further gain of 1% to 4.5% plus the 3 cases of an immediate sell-off. .

              Consider the history of negative divergences by the IP21 (Accum. Index) and V-Indicator
              when the DJI is 2.8% over the 21-day ma. since 1929 shows.  I found 11 cases from
              mid June 18th to September 8th.    We see this is normally a bearish combination.
              thuough there are a 2 cases when prices rise to much higher levels, only to eventually
              fall even further. 

              In 3 of the 11 cases, the DJI fell immediately and below the lower band.   This alone
              argues for caution even though there was no official Sell yet.   +27.2% Probability.

              In 5 of the 11 cases,  the DJI first rallied 1% to 4% and then fell below the lower band.
              This included the Crash of 1929.  In 4 of these 5 cases, the DJI fell below the lower
              band.   +45.5% Probability.

               In 2 of the 11 cases, the DJI rallied strongly.  In the first case, 1935. momentum was very
               poswerful. The DJI was up 20% over the last 65 trading days. In the second case,the DJI was
               also up 5.3% on 6/18/1987 when a Sell S12 occurred which failed as rhw DJI rallied
               for two more months before crashing. See 1987  The DJI is now also up 5.3% over the
               last 65 trading days.  The adjustible P-I readings are also similar now compared to the
               June 1987 case, +256 to +370.  So, good momentum and comparable P-Indicator readings
               offer hope to the bulls that we may see another two months' strength.  +18.2% Probability.

                                            Negative IP21 and V-I in Rising Markets
                                             with DJI 2.7% or more over 21-day ma
                                             from July to September

              1.   7/3/1929     DJI rallied 13% (from 342 to 381.2 on 9/3/1929) and
                    then crashed to 198. (11/131929)    65-day pct change pct = 13.4%. P^^=20

               2.    8/22/1929 DJI rallied 2.5% more from 369.9 to to 381.2 (9/3/1929) and 
                  then crashed to 198. (11/131929)  
                   Adjusted P-I = -135.  65-day pct change pct = 17.7%.

              3.     9/6/1932    DJI fell immediately from 77.3 to 56.4 on 11/30/1932.
                    5.4% over the 21-dma with IP21 = -.05

              4.     6/24/1935  DJI rallied strongly.
                    This was not allowed because the DJI was up 20.3% over the last 65 days,
                    showing too much momentum with  adjusted P-I was +165, too.
                    DJI was 3.5% over 21-dma with IP21 = -.024

             5.    7/26/1938   DJI fell immediately from 143.3 to 129.9 (9/26/1938).

             6.    7/1/1959   DJI rose 4% from 650.2 to 678.1 (8/3/59) and then
                   fell to 616.5 on 9/22/1959.   This was a Sell S9/S12

            7.      8/17/1971 DJI rose 2% from 899.9 to 916.47 (9/6/1971) and then
                    fell to 797.97 (11/23/1971).   This was a Sell S12

            8.     6/18/1987  DJI rose 13%  from 2408.13 to 2722.42 (8/25/1987) and then
                    fell to 1728.74 on 10/19/87. This was a Sell S9/S12

            9.      7/8/1998   DJI rose 2%  from 9174.57 to 9337.97 (7/17/1998) and then
                    fell to 7827.4 on 9/1/98. This was a Sell S9/S12

            10.      8/14/2000 DJI rose 1% from 11176.14 to 11310.64 (9/6/00) and then
                   fell to 9975.02 on 10/18/2000.   This was a Sell S9/S12

            11.    7/17/2007  DJI fell immediately from 13971.55 to 12845.70 on 8/16/2007.
                    This was a Sell S9/S12.   Sell S9/S12

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             7/11/2013   New   Bullish Leveraged ETFs

             ----> 228   MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (7/11/2013)  
  Bullish plurality
              --->  63 -2   MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (7/11/2013)  
                                            
                      
            ---> 250 New Highs on NASDAQ  7 new lowsBullish plurality

          --->232  New Highs on NYSE 2 new lows.    Bullish plurality



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                                                       OLDER HOTLINES
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              7/10/2013     We Are Close to A Peerless Sell S12. Usually after a Sell S9B,
              the DJI goes  into a trading range.  Here the likely boundaries would be 14500 and 15500.
              The big jump in Crude Oil prices will hurt the recovery and could cause the
              Fed to raise interest rates more quickly than otherwise.  It certainly is bearish
              for LFL, Latin American Airlines Group. 
             
             The minutes for the June Fed meeting on interest rates released late today suggest
             there will not be much if any reduction in QE-3 this year because the recovery
             is still too fragile.    Knowledge of these minutes prior its public release was
             something big banks clearly have already acted on.  After all, it is their
             representatives who make up the Open Market Committee.  This accounts for
             a big part of the recent rally up from 14500.  So, buying tomorrow morning on the 
             basis of this "news" is probably not a good idea.

              The DJI stands +1.7% over the 21-day ma with an IP21 (Accum. index) of -.072
              and a V-I of -72.  A rally of 153 points would cause the DJI to be at the 2.7%
              upper band tomorrow.  Since these internal strength indicators cannot easily
              turn positive. Peerless may give a Sell S9-V, a Sell S12 or a Sell S15 tomorrow
              if the closing price holds the higher opening.   

              We use 21-day moving averages.   The numbers being dropped off Thursday
              and Friday reflect big down-days.  That will boost the Accumulation Index and
              the V-Indicator.  It is not clear if it will be enough to avoid a sell signal.   Dummy
              numbers into the DATA.txt file using Peercomm and Edit towards the close tomorrow
              to get a preview of whether there is a Sell.  (Thank you, Michael, for suggesting
              this.)          


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             Right now the DJI Futures would put the our key index up 146 points tomorrow morning. 
             Since several key Peerless internal strength indicators are negative, it is likely we will see
             a Peerless Sell S12 or S15 tomorrow.  Don't rush to sell everything. We probably
             should wait to see the signal clinched by more down than up on the NYSE.   Secondary
             stocks will hold likely hold up a little longer, as happened in mid 1999.  That the bearish
             divergences now in the Accumulation Index and ClosingPower have not lasted
             a long time and that we have not seen several Peerless S9s or S12s in the last 6 months
             argue against more of a retreat than back to the lower band, once there is a reversal. 

             Let's compile a list of July Sell S12s from http://tigersoft.com/PeerInst-2012/--SellS12-.htm
             since 1966 in rising markets.   There have only been 2 or 3 cases.  In one case (1968), the
             DJI fell to the lower band.  The 1998 instance saw a much bigger decline.  The 2000 case
             brought a DJI decline to the lower 2% band, then a 5% paper loss and then a 15%
             DJI decline.   More tomorrow night if we get the signal...

                                                     3 July Sell S12s since 1965

...S12 #1      S7/S12    7/11/1968    922.82    Drop to next Buy = +4.3%
7/11/1968      922.82        la/ma=1.017   21dma.roc=.081             
               la/65dma=1.022               65dma.roc=.35              
               P= 36 Pchange=-18 IP21= -.052  V= 5  OP= -.008

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

...S12 #2      7/7/1998    9085.04        Drop to next Buy = +16.8%
7/7/1998       9085.04       la/ma=1.021    21dma.roc=.063   
    la/65dma=1.009   65dma.roc=.042             P=-5 Pchange=-38                              
         IP21= -.047      V=-19        OP=  .056
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
...S12 #3        7/ 17/ 2000   10804.27        +0.3% 
     ( This has been dropped by new Peerless as a Sell S12.
       Not sure why.  Will have to check code tomorrow.)
7/17/0         10804.27      la/ma=1.023    21dma.roc=.101    la/65dma=1.016  
             65dma.roc=-.117            P= 104 Pchange=-8                             
          IP21= -.046     V=-61        OP=  .202
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                                                     The Booming   "Cats and Dogs"
          
             Low Priced Speculative Boom. The shift of money from dividend stocks to lesser known,
             small companies continued today.  This theory explains why the Russell-2000.
             the Value Line, IWM, URTY (3x leveraged IWM) and TNA (3x Leveraged Small cap ETF
             are now moving to new highs ahead of  DIA, SPY.   These smaller cap ETFs show none
             of the red Distribution now seen in the Tiger charts of DIA, SPY and many individual high caps.  

             We should start watching TZA, the very heavily traded, 3x leveraged Short Small Caps
             ETF.    Its chart below is a classic bearish one, complete with heavy red Distribution,
             flat-bottomed breakdowns, failed rallies to a falling 65-dma and a blue Closing Power
             that regularly confirmed new lows.  See also TWM. (the Ultra Short ETF on IWM.

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             Oil prices jumped still higher today, showing their recent Accumulation and Closing Power
             confirmed breakout was significant.  Our Perpetual Crude Oil chart, CL1600, shows a classic,
             bullish breakout.   And if there are any doubts of this, see how classically bearish looking
             the ETF shorts on Crude Oil look, namely actively traded SCO and DTO.    We should
             all remember how $145 Crude Oil killed the stock market in mid 2008.  Oil prices
             this high are a heavy tax on consumers and may cause more Fed Governors to
             make fighting inflation their highest priority.
 
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             South   America's economies are now being hit with a pair of triple whammies,
             falling prices for gold, silver and copper, rising interest rates, oil prices and public
             expectations.   Accordingly, consider shorting LFL, Latin American Airlines Group. 
                                          

                                                         

             ----> 228   MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (7/10/2013)  
  Bullish plurality
             --->  63 -2   MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (7/10/2013)  

            ---> 120 New Highs on NASDAQ  7 new lowsBullish plurality

          --->88  New Highs on NYSE 19 new lows.    Bullish plurality
 



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           7/9/2013    The Accumulation Index Shows Lots of Distribution on This Rally.
           A July Top Seems Likely.   That would be consistent with the earlied Sell S9B marking
           the start of a trading range.    I think we have to wait for a new Peerless Sell.

           Tiger Sell S9s (Negative Accumulation at the upper band) can be now displayed on a
            number of important stocks: WFC (Wells Fargo),  UPS (United Parcel),  USB (US Bank Corp),
            UTX (Unitied Tech), XOM (Exxon), V (Visa), ADBE and in SP-500: AMP, FII, JNJ,
            K, KLAC, ROP, SLB, AFLAC, BBT, CAM, CERN (two days ago),  CFN,  CTAS,
            FRX, GD, GME, HIG,   I{G, NTRS, RAI, TSS, WDC.  You can also put Tiger S9
            on the NASDAQ and DIA (below).  

            Another 1% rally higher will most likely cause a comparable Peerless Sell S12 to appear
            on the DJIA chart.
  Remember the Peerless Sell S9 is different.  The Tiger Sell S9 is
            similar to, but usually leads, the Peerless S12 and Sell S15. Only in 3 of the 14 cases of a
            Tiger Sell S9 since 1998 did the DIA rally right afterwards
.  One case was in 1999 when
            the market had become very speculative, as I was discussing yesterday,  In two of the
            other 3 instances of a rally following the S9, there had just been a long bear market.

                                    How Well Do Past Tiger S9s Predict The DIA? 
                                       The 14 Earlier Cases since DIA's Inception.

   BAD  4/7/99  DIA rallied from 101 to 112.93 on 8/24 and then fell to 100 on 10/15 and rallied again.
                          A Peerless S12 did not occur until 6/8/1999 and on 8/23/1999 with DIA at 113.29. n
            12/23/99 DIA fell from 114.48 to 109.76 on 1/4/2000 and then to 100.32 on 3/9/2000.
                          There soon followed Peerless S9s and S15s.
            12/13/2000 DIA fell from 108.06 to 102.95 on 12/20/2000, rallied 4% and fell to 93.45 on 3/22/1001.
                          A Peerless S9 had occurred two days earlier.  A Peerless Sell S8 stopped the recovery rally.
  BAD  4/23/2003 DIA rallied much higher as new bull market began,
                          There was no Peerless Sell. 
            2/15/05 DIA fell from 108.48 to 100.05 on 4/28/2007
                         A Peerless Sell S15 on 3/4/2005 (109/54) marked the exact top.

            12/19/06 DIA fell from 108.21 to rising 65 day ma,  106.47 on 1/20/2--6) and then rallied.
                         There was no Peerless Sell. 
            1/5/06 DIA fell from 108.88 to rising 65 day ma,  106.47 on 1/20/2--6)   and then rallied.
                        There was no Peerless Sell.  
             2/15/06 DJI fell only 2% and then rallied 6%.
                       There was no Peerless Sell. 
             6/18/07 DIA rallied first from 135.94  to 139.80 on 7/17/07 and then fell to 128.85 on 8/15/2000.
                          Peerless Sell S9 and Peerless Sell S12 marked the exact top in July.
            11/4/2008 DIA fell immediately from 96.21 to 80.54 on 11/21/2008.
                          This coincided with a Peerless Sell S12

   BAD  3/19/2009 DIA rallied strongly into a new bull market.
                          There was no Peerless Sell
           10/14/2009 DIA fell only 3% to rising 65-dma and then rallied for 3 months.
                          A Peerless Sell S12 followed a few days later.
           12/7/2011  DIA fell only from 122.07 to 117.36 on 12/19 and then rallied strongly.
                           Peerless gave a Buy B13 at bottom.
           10/11/2012 DIA fell from 13313.13 to 125.06 on 11/16
                           Peerless had given a Sell S4 a few days earlier.

             The Bearish MINCP stocks include a number of companies from Chile, Argentina
             and Brazil. Experience suggests that their appearance in numbers is significantly
             bearish. .
 
                                            Current Peerless Key Values           

         Date                 DJIA             La/MA         AnnRoc       P-I        P-I ch       P^ ^     IP21        V-I          Opct      65PctChange
     7/9/2013     15300 +76     1.018      .041         +15    +14      +14   -.076       -71    +.111   .05

                         7/9//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    
                                                           5-day Pct-K Stochastic SPY Chart

             ----> 232 -8   MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (7/9/2013)  
  Bullish plurality
             --->  65 -21  MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (7/9/2013)  

            ---> 179 New Highs on NASDAQ  9 new lowsBullish plurality

          --->171  New Highs on NYSE 13 new lows.    Bullish plurality

              Let's watch to see if the Closing Power uptrend of the most bullish leveraged Sector
              funds is broken, suggesting an end to their rally.  They have approached their upper
              band without a big improvement in their Closing Powers.  For now, I would hold them,
              but also stay short some bearish MINCP stocks as a hedge.

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              7/8/2013     A July Peak for SPY and DIA May Be Shaping Up.   IWM and
               Value Line are another story.


                         The DJI seems to be rallying on higher Openings  up to the upper band,
                about 2% higher where  it will generate a Sell S12 or Sell S9-V based on the
                negative Accumulation Index and V-I Indicators.  Meanwhile, secondary stocks are
                getting some of the money that was previously invested in NYSE dividend stocks. 
               The uptrend of IWM may continue for a while after a Peerless Sell signal.  That,
               at least, is the lesson  that 1999 offers.  


                                                   Current Peerless Key Values  
         

         Date                 DJIA             La/MA         AnnRoc       P-I        P-I ch       P^ ^     IP21        V-I        Opct      65PctChange
     7/8/2013     15225 +89      1.013      .146         +1   -60          +1     -.053       -73    +.109    .042
                                                                           
                         There are many, many lesser known stocks breaking out with very hiigh
                Accumulation.    See tonight's Bullish MAXCPs.   Speculation has moved away from
                dividend paying  blue chips and SP-500 stocks.   It's not clear that even a retreat by the DJI
                would curb the broad rise in lesser known stocks.  I won't call them "cats and
                dogs", but there are eerie similarities to 1968 and 1999 when many unfamiliar
                symbols made very big advances. after a very long bull market.  URTY is the ETF
                I would use to trade this advance in secondary stocks.  Since URTY;s Closing Power
                has not confirmed the breakout,   I would still be hedged some of the
                Bearish MINCP stocks.

                          7/8//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    
                                                           5-day Pct-K Stochastic SPY Chart

URTY.BMP (1160174 bytes)

                                             Similarities with the Summer of 1999                                                                           

               We want now to watch the Russell-2000  and Value Line.  Breakouts with
               confirming Closing Power new highs would be quite bullish for a month or so
               in these secondary stocks.  The lagging Closing Power on the DIA and SPY support
               this interpretation.  The way the Closing Power is lagging now is starting to look
               like the way Closing Power lagged the SPY throughout 1999.  In that year, there
               was a 10% decline in the Value Line only after a second Sell S9.  All we had to
               then was play the price-trend of the Value Line in 1999 to reap the bulk of
               its big gains.   This is worth considering as a strategy for playing the lagging
               Closing Powers and the lagging SPY and DIA
Because we have not had a similar
               Peerless Sell and because the Closing Power has only recently started to lag
               prices, I would think the Value Line and Russell-2000 has 10%+ more upside now.

VLE99.BMP (832626 bytes)

                         Compare the way the Closing Power for SPY lagged prices throughout 1999.

                                                            SPY 1998-1999
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                                                                 1999 SPY
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             ----> 250 +7   MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (7/8/2013)  
  Bullish plurality
             --->  86 +3  MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (7/8/2013)  

            ---> 197 New Highs on NASDAQ  4 new lowsBullish plurality

          --->147  New Highs on NYSE 20 new lows.    Bullish plurality

                         


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               7/5/2013         Hedging with some short sales among the Bearish MINCP Stocks
               still seems advisable.  But a breakout by the Russell-2000 or the Value Line
               would show that we may be entering a period of increased speculation in smaller
               stocks.   Such a phase often ends a long bull market.
    Note the Buy B19
               on 6/25/2013 using revised Peerless (7/4/2013).  It is based on its "breakaway
               gap"
from previous day's close.  See below the beakaway gap on the Buy B19
               early in 1939.

                                          !938-1939 Shows 3 New Peerless Signals.
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              The Closing Power's divergence from Prices and Openings in the DIA and
               SPY charts are not bearish unless the DJI falls back below the 65-dma.  That
               could happen if the July 4th week's low volume gains prove to be only temporary.


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                                                           Current Peerless Key Values           

         Date                 DJIA             La/MA         AnnRoc       P-I        P-I ch       P^ ^     IP21        V-I        Opct      65PctChange
     7/5/2013     15136 +147  1.008      .139        +60     +111      +60     -.021     -53    +.108    .04
                                                                         
             ----> 243   MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (7/5/2013)  
  Bullish plurality
             --->  83 +33  MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (7/5/2013)  

            ---> 250   New Highs on NASDAQ 10 new lowsBullish plurality

          --->173  New Highs on NYSE 43 new lows.    Bullish plurality

                         7/5//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    
                                                               5-day Pct-K Stochastic SPY Chart 
 
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                                                           Interest Rates on The Rise

               Interest rate worries?  While the rise in interest rates may bring another decline
               to the lower band, in the past, there have been many 1/4% rises in the Prime Rate
               or Discount Rate and as long as rates were very low, under 3 1/2%, the DJI seldom
               fell much below the lower band.   There are two exceptions.  The first was in January
               2003, when Greenspan blundered and raised rates while the DJI was still in a bear market. 
               The second was on February 4, 1994 when the Federal Funds were raised from 3% to 3 1/4%.  
               That immediately brought a 10% decline.  Greenspan's first blunder, of course, was in
               September 1987. which precipitated the DJI's 33% free-fall the next month.  We do
               have to worry that the Fed will blunder.  Or perhaps, Obama has decided NOT to reappoint
               Bernanke because the Fed Chairman no longer wants to provide extremely low rates.

                                                 End of The Head/Shoulders Pattern

               The DJI rose above the apex of its potential right shoulder in head/shoulder pattern
               on Friday.   This was on light holiday trading volume.  So, we will have to wait to see
               whether the big market's players, banks and institutions, allow the breakout over 15500.
               But, at this time, it looks like the bearish head/shoulders pattern scenario, which I have been
               mentioning here, has been destroyed. 

                                       Peerless Should Probably Be More Political

              Peerless does not require users to indicate who is in the White House.  But maybe,
              it should.    A Democrat in White House clearly favors more of a Summer Rally in
              the post-Presidential Election Year than a Republican in the White House does.
              See Thursday's Hotline.

                                                           Buy B19 - Reversal Up
 
              New research here shows that the reversal on June 25 should probably have been
              treated as a Buy B9 despite the earlier Sell S9-B.  History shows that when a powerful
              reversal upwards takes place with a price gap between the previous day's close and
              the low on the reversal day,  it is a reliable B19 reversal.   

                                                            July 4, 2013 New Peerless
                      
               All things considered,  I now take the operative Peerless signal to be a Buy B19. 
               The new Peerless release of today reflects that.  I am posting links to all its charts since 1965
               above for your reference.  The signals have been changed in a number of places.  The
               July 2013 documentation still remains undone.  That will be the highest priority now.
               It will be posted separately from the Documentation for the last update, March 2013. 
               In the new update, there are many more Buy B2s, much revised Sell S7s and Sell S8s
               and a new Sell S16 for year-end false rallies.  The signals test very well back to 1929.  
               There is a simpler procedure for using the Extreme Bearish Mode. 

              When the new Program's documentation is done, it will be posted.  My Peerless book
              will include documentation back to 1928. plus a lot more.  Links to download this July 2013
              update will be sent to purchasers and Elite Subscribers later tonight.  If you want this update,
              please send a check for $75 to William Schmidt, 5970 Gullstrand Street, San Diego,
              CA 92122
.   I still can take CCs, but they are very time-consuming to enter, there is a delay
              and the bank takes too much money.  So, I appreciate your help here.

                                      Can The Market Really Rally with Rates Up So Much?

               Technically, the odds favor a rally almost to the upper band at 15500 and then
               another decline to the lower band since the V-Indicator remains quite negative. 
               Moreover, the DJI and SP-500 are in downtrends.  So are the Closing Powers
               for the DIA and SPY.  Meanwhile, the Russell-2000 looks like it may breakout
               above its flat resistance and start a good advance made up mostly of non-dividend
               paying stocks.   Utilities, bonds, REITs and many NYSE dividend favorites
               will probably not participte unless the FED eases off its plans to wean the market
               off of QE-III.  

               Bernanke and the Fed will have a lot to say about rates later this week.  And that
               will have a big impact on whether there is much of a rally from here.  If Bernanke
               is watching the prices of Crude Oil, which has run up to $103, he may agree with the
               "hawks" that inflation is now a problem.  Or he may argue that, Crude Oil's rally
               reflects the turmoil in Egypt, where the Suez Canal is.   Deflation seems more
               in evidence to me.  Food prices remain in a decline, as is Gold, Silver, natural gas,
               copper and coal.   Since the Dollar and 10-year Interest Rates jumped to new highs,
               Bernanke may decide to try to calm the fears of bondholders in his next speech. 
               Friday's Job Report was ambiguous.  Yes, more jobs were created than expected,
               but Unemployment here in the US and in Europe is way to high. 

               The interest rate on 10-Yr Treasury Bonds has risen more than 1% in under
               2 months.   In the past, big jumps in the Discunt Rates, by 1/2% in one accouncement
               were very likely to bring a 10% DJI drop of more.  This was true in the aftermath
               of the rate hikes of 8/23/1957, 2/26/1973, 4/25/1974,  4/9/1984, 9/4/1987, 8/16/1994
               and 5/16/2000. 

               However,
rises in interest rates from very low levels mostly do not seem to halt market
               rallies for very long.   Consider how Prime Rate increases affected the stock market between
               August 1, 1948 (2% +1/4%) to August 6, 1957 (4.5% + 1/2%) and between 2002
               and 2007 when Discount Rates were regularly raised.  4 of the 8 Prime rate increases
               up to 3 1/2% brought significant advances.  Rate increases did not drop the DJI below
               the lower band until the Prime Rate rose over 3 1/2% and over 3 1/2% for Discount
               Rate.


                    1      August 1, 1948                       2%     DJI declined from 181.3 to 176 (9/27/48)
                         
Bigger move was up                         and then rallied to upper band (189) on 10/27/1948

                  
2    
September 22, 1950          2.25%     DJI rallied to upper band two weeks later,
                        
  Flat                                                   and then fell to lower band.


                  
3     January 8, 1951                   2.5%     DJI rallied 9% from 242 to 263  in five months.
                           Big  move continued                                                                                    

                 
  4    
October 17, 1951                2.75%    DJI fell 7%, from 273.5 to 257 on 11/23 and
                            First   move was down.                   
then rallied back to 275 on 1/22/1952

                
  5    
December 19, 1951            3.0%    DJI rallied 3% from 268 back to 275 on 1/22/1952
                          Big  move was down.                     and then fell 7% to 258.5 and lower band on 2/20/1952

                
  6      April 27, 1953                      3.25%  
DJI rallied 2+% from 272.7 to 278.8 on 5.11/1953
                          
Big   move was down.                       and then fell 6% to 262.9 om 6/16/1953

                           March 17, 1954                 
3.0%     This launches big bull market. 
     

                    7     August 4, 1955                     3.25%    
DJI fell from 454.2 to 448.8 5 days later and then
                          Bigger move was up
                          broke out and rallied past the upper band.
                                                                                     
to 486 on 9/22/1955  

                  
8     October 14, 1955                3.5
%      DJI rallied from 445 back to old highs at 489 on 11/17/1955.
                         
Bigger move was up    

                          April 13, 1956                       3.75%  
DJI rallied 2% and then fell to 468.8 on 5/28/1956.
                         
Big   move was down.

                          August 21, 1956                   4.0%       DJI  fell 505 to 466,1 on 11/28/1956.
                         
Big   move was down.


                          August 6, 1957                     4.5%
      DJI started bear market,  fell 494 to 420 on 10/22/1957.
                          Big   move was down.


                   Greenspan and Discount Rates
                          1/25/2003                         1.75% to 2.00%     DJI fell below lower band m 8131to 6524 on 3/11/03
                                                                     Bear market had not ended.

                          
6/30/2004                          2.25%   DJI fell from 10435 to 9815 (lower band) on 8/6/2004

                            8/10/2004                          2.5%           3rd rise did not bring a decline.
                                                                   
DJI rallied from lower band almost to upper band.

                            9/21/2004                         2.75%   DJI fell from 10245 to 9755 (lower band) on 95/2005

                           11/10/2004                        3.0%
DJI
rallied 5% from  10385 to 10941 on 3/4.2005.

                           12/14/2004                        3.25%
DJI went sidewise for 4 month before falling to lower band.

                           
2/2/2005                            3.5%   DJI rallied 3% and then fell below lower bamd.

                           3/22/2005                          3.75% DJI fell 5% from 19565 to 100012 a month later/
                        


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              7/3/2013
        Peerless Sell S9B    While, the Key Values are mostly STILL Negative, a
              Democrat in the White House favors a Summer Rally this year.  A decisive move
              above 15050 would destroy the bearish-looking head/shoulders pattern.  


                                                            Current Peerless Key Values           

         Date                 DJIA            La/MA         AnnRoc       P-I        P-I ch       P^ ^     IP21        V-I        Opct      65PctChange
     7/3/2013     14989 +56     .99         -.150       -52        6         -52     -.076      -88    +.03    .022
                                                                         
             ----> 160   MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (7/3/2013)  
  Bullish plurality
             --->  50  MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (7/3/2013)  

            ---> 63    New Highs on NASDAQ 9  new lowsBullish plurality

          ---> 33    New Highs on NYSE 19 new lows.    Bullish plurality

                         7/3//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    
                                                               5-day Pct-K Stochastic SPY Chart 
 
             The DJI is developing in the classic fashion that a potential head/shoulders does.
             It is hesitating as it traces out a potential right shoulder. 

             The bearish scenario requires a penetration of the rising 14500-14600
             neckline.   This only happened in 1971 Sell-S9B case.   More common is for the
             DJI to enter an extended trading range, as it did in 1986 and 2004 after a Sell S9-B.
             There is also a chance that the DJI will surge upwards once it surpasses the 15000-15100
             right shoulder apex.  This destroys the head/shoulders pattern and causes
             a rush of short-covering. This happened following a Sell S9-B in 1945.  See
             the second chart below.
DATA.BMP (1092054 bytes)

             Wednesday's rally did see an up-closing after a weak opening.  This is what
             caused the Closing Powers to turn up.  Crude Oil broke out further over resistance and
             $100 barrier.   AAPLE is trying to turn around.  Biotechs have held above the
             neckline in their own head/shoulders pattern.  Auto stocks are doing well.

             But on Wednesday, there were more down than up on the NYSE as concerns about
             rising interest rates continued.  Will the rally continue when more normal trading
             starts next week?   A retreat back to 14500 would make the DJI's formation look
             more like a bearish head and shoulders.  Our Stocks' Hotline is comfortably hedged.

             I think a lot depends on whether the 15000 resistance on the DJI is decisively
             overcome.   An advance above that would destroy the potential head and
             shoulders pattern.   Often as in 1945, this brings a strong advance.
                                               
                                      1945 Sell S9-B Case
DATA45.BMP (1096854 bytes)
            

             Be flexible.   There are enough high Accumulation stocks breaking out among the
             Bullish MAXCP to give us plenty more stocks to go long if this happens. 

                                              Obama - Wall Street's Ally.

             The pattern of Summer Rallies when a Democrat is in the White House should
             also encourage us to play the long side if the market rallies next week.  See how
             differently the DJI generally behaved after July 4th in the Post-Presidential Election
             Year when a Democrat was in office as opposed to when a Republican was charge.
             Since 1945, only once was there a July decline when a Democrat was in control
             in 8 cases.   August was almost as  bullish


             Of course, one could argue that Obama is less powerful because Austerity-minded
             Republicans control the House of Representaives.  To the extent that is true,
             Obama's case may still bear more resemblance to Jummy Carter's Austerity
             in 1977.    Rhetoric aside, I believe Obama has helped Wall Street and the bull market
             repeatedly since 2009.  He has, for example, not muttered a single word about a
             tax on computerized trading.   Now he is backing down regarding businesses being
             required to buy Health Care insurance for all employees in 2014.

                                    DJIA with  Democrat in White House 
                               7 of 8 brought gains for rest of year.  
                                         
 
                                               Red shows a down month.
                                  
July            Aug             Sept          Oct              Nov            Dec
                            
7/3         7/31         8/31     9/31        10/31    11/30    12/30
          -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

          1945          165.7     
162.9      174.3    180.1     186.6     191.5      192.9      Celebration- end of WW-II
          1949          168.1      175.9      178.7    182.5     189.5     191.6      200.5     Very strong rally after June 14th,
          1961           689.8     705.3     716.9   
701.2   701.1      721.6       731.5     JFK and Camelot enchantment.  
          1965          875.2      881.7      893.1    930.6     960.8     946.7       969.3       LBJ and War reving up.
         
1977          912.65    890.1      851       847.1     818.4    829.7       831.2       Carter was not a Keynesian
 
        1993         3484         3539       3651    3555       3681      3684       3754    Clinton and Rubin start dereg.
          1997         7896         8223       7622   7945      7442       7823        7908     Clinton and Rubin dereg.     
          2009          8281        9172       9496     9712 6  9713      10345      10428  Recovery
          ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                         6 up        6 up       5 up        5 up      8 up          8 up
                                       
2 down   2 down   3 down 3 down  0 down    0 down

                                 DJIA with Republican in White House                                               
                    Red shows a down month.   5 of 9 brought declines for rest of year.
                                  
July            Aug             Sept          Oct              Nov            Dec
                            
7/3         7/31         8/31     9/31        10/31    11/30    12/30
          -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
         
1953          270.5       275.4    261.2     264.0     275.8    281.4   278.3 bottom was on Sept 15th
          1957          513.3       508.5    484.4      456.3    441.0    446.0    435.7 bear market -July S9.
        
1969           886.1      815.5      828.4    813.1    856.0    812.3      800.36
         1973           886.0      926.4    891.0     947.1    957.0    822.3     848.02 
         1981           959.2      952.3     881.5      845/0   852.6   889.0     875.00  

          1985         1326.4    1347.5    1334      1329    1374    1472      1547 
         
1989          2452.8    2660.7     2737     2693    2645    2706       2753 
        

          2001       10571     10523        9950      8848    9074    9852       10002     9/11  Attack 
          2005       10303    10641      10482     10569 10440   10806     10718
          ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                         5 up        2 up       3 up        6 up      7 up          4 up
                                       
4 down   7 down   6 down  3 down  2 down     5 down


        


            

             


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                      7/2/2013        Peerless Sell S9B    The Key Values are mostly STILL Negative.
                      The bearish head and shoulders pattern is more fully taking shape

DATA.BMP (1096854 bytes)
                      
                       At best, a Trading Range between 14500 and 15000 is developing.  But note
                       the DJI's emerging price pattern is a bearish head and shoulders formation.
                       If this pattern were to be completed with a DJI close below 14500, it would
                       look a lot like 1971 which produced a 17% DJI decline.   That the DIA and
                       Closing Powers have failed to rise over the last 5-days's advance is bearish.
                       New York Professionals are selling to hot money buyers from overseas,
                       who apparently are buying blue chips here because of the strong dollar.  Much
                       now depends on interest rates and foreign markets. 

DIA.BMP (1166454 bytes)
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                       Most of the Sell S9B-s merely bring declines which double-test
                       the lower band.  However, a breaking of the neckline, here that
                       means 14500, completes a bearish head and shoulders pattern.  That
                       would set up a minimum downside target 1000 DJI points lower.
                       If foreign markets go to new lows and the interest rate on 10-year
                       bonds make new highs, the dangers of a bigger decline in our markets
                       will become obvious and acute.  The 5-day Stochastic-K-Line told
                       us to sell into this rally.  I would become hedged with some of the
                       bearish MINCP stocks.   The seasonality right after the July 4th
                       week has tended to be bearish.  A 10%-15% decline following a
                       tightening shift in Fed policies would normally be expected.  With Crude
                       Oil knocking on $100/bar, the hawks on the Fed may have added
                       power even though Food Commodities are hitting new lows and
                       Deflation not Inflation is clearly the bigger danger.                        


                                                      Current Peerless Key Values           

         Date                 DJIA            La/MA         AnnRoc       P-I        P-I ch       P^ ^     IP21        V-I        Opct      65PctChange
     7/2/2013     14975 -42     .996        -.111      -41     +165     -41     -.057      -87     +.045    .026
                                                                         
             ----> 165 -28  MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (7/2/2013)  
  Bullish plurality
             --->  63 +28  MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (7/2/2013)    
                                                                  Low Accumulation Stocks 7/1/2013

            ---> 84    New Highs on NASDAQ 13  new lowsBullish plurality

          ---> 47    New Highs on NYSE 16 new lows.    Bullish plurality

                         7/2//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    
                                                               5-day Pct-K Stochastic SPY Chart 
 

                      THE FOURTH OF JULY        

                       On the eve of the Fourth of July, we should not underestimate popular discontent
                       with the status quo.
                                  
Eurozone unemployment rate: 12.2%
                                  
Eurozone youth unemployment rate: 23.9%
                                  
Loan practices of China's banks raising concern
                                  
China tightens bank credit to cool fast-growing economy

                                                   

                       America's Declaration of Independence" created new standards by which rulers
                       everywhere would be judged.  "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that
                       all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain
                       unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness."

                       Thomas Jefferson, an avid reader of John Locke and a slave owner, too, aged
                       only 33, wrote these  words as goals for a new nation.  Abrham Lincloln believed
                       the constitution must be interpreted with these goals in mind and America should
                       in its deeds live up to its fine words. These goals are not handed to us.  They have
                       required great sacrifice.  600,000 soldiers died in America's bloody Civil War. 
                       American soldiers' deaths in World War I were 117,000 and 430,000 in World War II.  

                       Abraham Lincoln understood this well.  The sacrifices were to keep alive the goal
                       that there should be new type of nation, with a "government of the people, by the people
                       (and) for the people.”                       
                                 
                       
                      

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                       7/1/2013        Peerless Sell S9B    All the Key Values are STILL Negative.
                       A Trading Range between 14500 and 15000 seems to be developing.
                      If the DJI does breakout past the 15000 resistance, we will need to
                      see much more Professional buying to become bullish.  Right now,
                      there is a good amount of short-covering in the lowest Accumulation,
                      Bearish MINCP and gold/silver stocks.  Sometimes, this foreshadows a good rally. 
                      But right now it looks like pre-July-Fourth reducing positions while waiting for
                      non-seasonal signs of a sustainable trend. 

                      The comments from 6/28/2013 apply still.  Especially notice how the
                      market is going up because of overseas buying.  We should note that the correlation
                      between the Japanese stock market and the US stock market is the lowest
                      of all the foreign ETFs.  This has to be viewed as a warning that just because
                      Japan's market and economy are improving because of their currency
                      devaluation, the US stock market is not made more bullish. I would argue
                      the contrary.  Imports are cheaper and exports are harder to sell there.

                      Instead of buying ETFs right now that may fall back from the overhead selling,
                      such as we saw today, buy the highest Accumulation stocks breaking out with
                      confirming Closing Power strength. 


                                                            Current Peerless Key Values           

         Date                 DJIA            La/MA         AnnRoc       P-I        P-I ch       P^ ^     IP21        V-I        Opct      65PctChange
     7/1/2013     14975 +65     .996        -.111      -41     +165     -41     -.057      -87     +.045    .026
                                                                           big improvement

             ----> 192 +50   MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (7/1/2013)  
  Bullish plurality
             --->  35 -7  MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (7/1/2013)    
                                                                  Low Accumulation Stocks 7/1/2013

            ---> 140    New Highs on NASDAQ  7   new lowsBullish plurality

          ---> 98    New Highs on NYSE 6 new lows.    Bullish plurality

                         7/1//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    
                                                               5-day Pct-K Stochastic SPY Chart 

                           Insider Buying That Should Over-Power Any Market Weakness

                     Buy SPA and JOUT.

                     I want to emphasize tonight the importance of intermediate and longer-
                     term investors looking for stocks with very intense Accumulation and
                     Insider Buying.  Here we want to find stocks whose IP21 has risen
                     above not merely  +.375 (where the horizontal line crosses in the Tiger charts,
                     but above +.45 or even +.5.  We can buy these stocks on pullbacks when
                     their Closing Power turns up or when they make new highs on red high volume.

                     In the past, I have usually said sell these when the Closing Power uptrends are
                     violated.   Instead, I now would recommend just holding them while they
                     stay above their 65-dma.  This gives them ample chance to show why
                     insiders were so eager to buy them.  Stocks that are under Accumulation
                     often have their best advances a full six months after the initial bulges
                     of insider buying.  So, we have to give these stocks more chance to flower.

                     Run the Power Ranker against the ACCUMVER data download to get
                     some good ideas.  ACCUMVER is regularly updated to show stocks that
                     have had significant bulges of Accumulation.  See a sample of very high
                     Accumulation stocks today.

                     I would put much less faith in stocks under $10 that show high Accumulation
                     For a variety of possible reasons, the insiders in these stocks are often not as
                     adept or successful  in their buying own stock.  The major exception to this
                     is after a long bear market.  Then such lower priced stocks are often the stars
                     of the show.

                                                             LGND Is An Example

                     See the article Monday on LGND showing "Insider Cluster-Buying at LGND"
                    "A particularly strong insider buying signal is what we call a "cluster-buy"
                     where three or more different insiders make open market purchases within a
                     short period of one another. At Ligand Pharmaceuticals Inc (NASDAQ:LGND),
                     3 different insiders purchased 2,043 shares at an average price of $17.36/share, for
                     a total of $35,466, with the most recent purchase on June 28, 2013. "

LGND.BMP (1164054 bytes)      .
                                             Stocks Now Showing Intense Accumulation

                  SPA

nsider Transactions Reported - Last Two Years
Date Insider Shares Type Transaction Value*
May 15, 2013 KORWIN STEVEN M.Officer 1,695 Indirect Purchase at $14.70 per share. 24,916
May 13, 2013 KORWIN STEVEN M.Officer 1,792 Indirect Purchase at $13.88 per share. 24,872
May 9, 2013 SWARTWOUT JAMES RDirector 1,000 Direct Purchase at $13.65 per share. 13,650
Mar 27, 2013 KUMMETH CHARLES R.Director 2,000 Direct Purchase at $13.34 per share. 26,680
Feb 20, 2013 GRIMM ROBERT L. IIOfficer 2,000 Direct Sale at $14.70 per share. 29,400
Feb 12, 2013 GRIMM ROBERT L. IIOfficer 1,000 Direct Sale at $14.75 per share. 14,750
Feb 6, 2013 SCHLEI MARKOfficer 5,300 Direct Purchase at $14.50 per share. 76,850
Jan 31, 2013 FAST JAMES DDirector 1,216 Direct Option Exercise at $6.52 per share.



Sparton Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the concept development, industrial design, design and manufacturing engineering, production, distribution, and field service of electromechanical devices. The company?s Medical Device segment is involved in the contract development, design, production, and fulfillment of medical and biotech devices, and sub-assemblies primarily for use the diagnostic, therapeutic, and surgical applications of the medical device and biotech markets.        

% of Shares Held by All Insider and 5% Owners: 15%
% of Shares Held by Institutional & Mutual Fund Owners: 54%
% of Float Held by Institutional & Mutual Fund Owners: 64%
Number of Institutions Holding Shares: 52



SPA.BMP (1164054 bytes)
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                     JOUT
Johnson Outdoors Inc., together with its subsidiaries, designs, manufactures, and markets seasonal outdoor recreation products used primarily for fishing, diving, paddling, hiking, and camping. The company?s Marine Electronics segment offers battery powered fishing motors for trolling or primary propulsion; sonar and GPS equipment for fish finding and navigation; downriggers for controlled-depth fishing; and lake charts.

nsider Transactions Reported - Last Two Years
Date Insider Shares Type Transaction Value*
Feb 28, 2013 LANG EDWARD FDirector 1,320 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $0 per share. N/A
Feb 28, 2013 LONDON TERRY EDirector 1,320 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $0 per share. N/A
Feb 28, 2013 FAHEY JOHN M JRDirector 1,000 Direct Sale at $22.61 per share. 22,610
Feb 28, 2013 PYLE THOMAS F JRDirector 1,320 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $0 per share. N/A
Feb 28, 2013 FAHEY JOHN M JRDirector 1,320 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $0 per share. N/A
Feb 28, 2013 MCCOLLUM LEEDirector 1,320 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $0 per share. N/A

   

Breakdown
% of Shares Held by All Insider and 5% Owners: 14%
% of Shares Held by Institutional & Mutual Fund Owners: 71%
% of Float Held by Institutional & Mutual Fund Owners: 82%
Number of Institutions Holding Shares: 63

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                        6/28/2013        Peerless Sell S9B    All the Key Values are Negative.
               A Trading Range between 14500 and 15000 seems to be developing.

               The 5-Day Stochastic-K-Line turned down Friday for DIA, SPY and IWM but not
               for QQQ.  Nevertheless, the Futures are up +63 at this writing.   We will need
               to see additional gains after the opening to be impressed.

                 A rally right before July 4th is likely.  Usually, these gains are given back by the 10th
                After that, Julys are a bullish month.  The pre-holiday gains have been quite muted recently.
       
   
                              6/30                         7/3               7/10                     7/31                 
               2003       8995.44               9070.21        9036.04               9233.80          Rising Market  
               2004      10435.40             10282.83        10213.22               10139.71         
Slightly Falling Trading Market
               2005      10274.97            10303.44        10449.14               10640.91          Trading Range Market
               2006      11150.22             11220.02         11103.55              11185.68          Recovering from May S9.
               2007      13408.52            13577.30        13501.70               13211.99         Topping out.
               2008      11350.01            11288.54       11229.02             11583.69         A month before big decline started,
               2009      8447.00              8280.74            8146.52                9171.61         Bull market. 
               2010      9774.02               9686.48          10138.99               10465.94         Trading Range
               2011     12414.34             12582.77        12657.20             12143.24        DJI about to fall 16%
               2012     12880.09             12943.82       12653.12               13073.01        DJI recovering to new high.
                                                        60% up          30% up                 80% up.

                The technical indicators are mostly weak for the major market.  Watch to
                see if the indexes can surpass their weakening 65-dma.  A failure to do that in
                this normally bullish week celebrating American Independence (July 4th)
                would be quite bearish. 

SPY05.BMP (1096854 bytes)

                                          A Trading Range Market Is Most Likely

                 Usually Sell S9Bs start a trading range. Most likely that is what we are in now.
                 This is means the 5-day L-Line Stochastics should do well.  Run the Power
                 against the STOCH5 download and short the New Red Sell, Bearish ranked
                 stocks.   Example EVP and FSTR, shown below DJI chart.

                 But after a 52 month, 133% Bull Marlet advance, a correction of 10%-15%
                 should not come as a big surprise, especially if the Fed is no longer guaranteeing
                 the market that it will not let a decline occur. 
The risk in any declne, however,
                 is that it could get out of control.  The US stock market has been stronger
                 than most other markets.  Without the FED prop, there are real risks.  And if the
                 rich reduce their spending because of a bigger market decline, will not already
                 weak economic conditions get much worse?
                
                 I want to emphasize, however, that the internals of the market now appear vastly
                 stronger than they did in 1929, 1930, 1937, 1987, 2000 or 2007.   We do not
                 see an A/D Line that has been lagging for months, negative P-I and V-I
                 readings for months and multiple Peerless Sells.

                 The DJI fell back Friday and lost all that it had gained on Thursday.  IBM's loss
                 accounted for about half the decline.  The reversal brought a Sell from the (fast)
                 5-day Stochastic-K-line.  It turned down from above 80.   This is important
                 because my research shows this is indicator is overall the best short-term
                 signal for trading ranges, especially when Peerless is already on a Sell. 

                 The bearish scenario for the Sell S9-B I've mentioned could still play out. 
                 We have to be concerned that interest rates are likely to keep rising.  Though
                 food commodities are in a downtrend now, Crude Oil shows lots of blue
                 Accumulation and could break out over $100/b.  A breakout by Crude Oil and
                 a rally by Gold which is very oversold, would give ammunition to the three "hawks"
                 on the Federal Reserve Board who want to bring QE-III to an end.
                 See http://static.reuters.com/resources/media/global/editorial/interactives/hawks_vs_doves_js/iframe_hawksVSdoves.html  

                 Keep in mind how the DJI dropped 16% after a Sell S9-B and a completed
                 head/shoulders pattern in 1971.  This is when Pres. Nixon decided officially to stop
                 backing Dollars with Gold.  For the stock market, this a very big change of policy.
                 Some called it the "Nixon Shock".   Similarly now, the start of a new Fed set of policies that
                 bring a halt to its buying massive amounts of long-term debt would have similar sizeable
                 effects on stocks.  So, the DJI's Friday decline keeps alive the potential head and
                 shoulders pattern there.  (See the chart below).  

                 Again Closing Power failed to rise.  It is usually bearish when a rally occurs
                 only because of higher openings, as happened Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
                 last week.  So, all the key general market ETFs' Closing Powers are in falling
                 trends.   This shows the Public and Overseas Buyers are still optimistic but
                 Professionals in New York are not.

                 Our Tiger Stocks' Hotline remains more short than long.  And because of the new
                 Stochastic-K-Line sells, traders should have sold the ETFs I recommended
                 as long plays for last week's  rally.  Taking short positions if the opening is
                 not to weak seems reasonable.

                                                            Current Peerless Key Values           

         Date                 DJIA                    La/MA         AnnRoc       P-I        P-I ch       P^ ^     IP21        V-I        Opct      65PctChange
     6/28/2013     14910 -115     ..991        -.328        -206     -26     -206   -.103    -138    -.051     .025

             ----> 142 +36   MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (6/28/2013)  
  Bullish plurality
             --->  42 -25  MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (6/28/2013)     Bearish plurality  

            ---> 67    New Highs on NASDAQ  19   new lowsBullish plurality

          ---> 35    New Highs on NYSE 8 new lows.    Bullish plurality

                         6/28//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    
                                                               5-day Pct-K Stochastic SPY Chart 

                                                          New Peerless

                Later this week, I will be releasing the new Peerless.  It's almost done.
                It has been extensively back-tested to 1929.  Software users will see a new
                Sell Signal.  And all the signals will have been fine-tuned.  Their trading
                results will be shown on a different internet page than the one we are using
                now.    This update is $75 by check.  Send check to William Schmidt,
                5970 Gullstrand, San Diego 92122 California.  I will be posting the new
                Peerless on the Elite Stock Professional Page later this week. .
DATA.BMP (1108854 bytes)
                                   RESN.BMP (158750 bytes) 
                                       New Red Sells - 5-Day Stochastic-K-Line

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                            6/27/2013        Peerless Sell S9B   Three Straight Excellent Days.  What's Up?
        
                                                           Current Peerless Key Values           

         Date                 DJIA                    La/MA         AnnRoc       P-I        P-I ch       P^ ^     IP21        V-I        Opct      65PctChange
     6/27/2013     15024 +114     ..998        -.22         -180    +189    -180   -.075     -115     .077     .031

             ----> 106   MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (6/27/2013)  
  Bullish plurality
             --->  67 -29  MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (6/27/2013)     Bearish plurality  

            ---> 90    New Highs on NASDAQ  19   new lowsBullish plurality

          ---> 66    New Highs on NYSE 11 new lows.    Bullish plurality

                         6/27//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    
                                                               5-day Pct-K Stochastic SPY Chart 

           We've just seen 3 straight days with the DJI up more than 100 each day and with
           the daily ratio of NYSE advancers to decliners ranging between 3+ to  5+ each day.
           This is impressive,   There is new hope because of weak economic news that the Fed
           will delay its weaning the market off of QE-III  The yield on Ten-Yr Year Treasuries
           has fallen back below 2.5%, but the blue Closing Power uptrend is in tact.

           Earlier this week, I suggested using the short-term Stochastic-K-line Buys after the DJI
           held up at its neckline, 14500, because of these signals' unusual reliability and because one
           could make a case for a Buy B19 on the first day up.  It was the presence of an S9
           in the previous 15 days which denied it.  But the S9 here was not the very bearish type based
           on a phoney DJI rally to the upper band with the P-Indicator negative,   Instead, the most
           recent S9 was based on the P-Indicator finally turning negative after 105 straight days of being
           positive. 

           S9Bs in the past have never been reversed with a recovery rally that rises far
           above the highs of the previous month.  That scenario just has not played out after
           a Sell S9b without there first being a Peerless Buy.  Instead, we see THREE other
           scanerios after a Sell S9B.    First, there is the bearish scenario  where a head/shoulders
           develops following the S9B and the DJI falls significantly.  This is what happened in 1971.  
           A reversal back DOWN tomorrow would keep alive that possibility. 

           A continuation of the rally to the upper band would set up the other tww scenarios.
           If no new high is made and the DJI turns back down near the upper band,
           it will look like the 2004 scenario, in which the DJI fell back gradually for 7 months.
           But if the DJI makes a new high, goes sidewise and then falls back, it will set up a flat
           trading range as it did in 1986, which will eventually be broken out of quite powerfully,
           perhaps 6 months from now.

                                                        Negative Internals Still

           The internals of the market are still mostly negative and red.  Unless breadth remains
           as positive as it has been in each of the last 3 trading days, a rally to the upper band will 
           almost certainly bring a Sell S9, S12, S15, any one of which is powerful enough to drop
           the DJI back to the lower band.

            The DJI has gotten back above 15000 very quickly and easily.  It is not Professionals
            in New York that have pushed prices up.  Rather the gains have been made
            at the openings mostly.   This makes the recovery less certain.  I would suggest watching
            the 5-day Stochastic-L-Line now in the long trading positions I recommended earlier
            this week.  As you can see in the DIA, SPY, IWM and QQQ, the K-Line is now above 80.  If it
            turns down, we will see new red Sells, which I would trust because of their fine
            track record. 

                                                Peerless + Stochastic K Buys and Sells

            Let me suggest, super-imposing the Peerless signals and then adding the 5-day
            Stochastic K-Line turning up below 20 (for buys) and turning down
            below 80s (for Sells) to your charts of the NASDAQ, VALUE LINE, SP-500, NYSE,
            OEX or DJI-30.  The gains for the last year have been excellent when the two
            systems are combined.   Keep in mind, that these red Buys and Sells are not
            to be trusted when a well-tested support has been violated or a well-tested resistance
            has been broken. 

                                            Bearish MINCPs Make Good Hedges

            Meanwhile, except for the municipal bond shorts we have held for 3 months, the
            shorts (coal, Latin American companies, natural gas, basic materials) are showing
            no ability to rally.   Some like WLT just keep falling, as have the gold and silver stocks.
            Clearly, heavy red Tiger Distribution, a falling blue Closing Power and a declining
            65-dma are a powerfully bearish combination.   Selling short some of the bearish
            MINCP stocks is a strategy that works in all but very bullish markets.
           
            A number of readers have said they like the list of Bullish Leveraged ETFs
            I have been posting.   That probably owes to the huge surges in the 3x bearish
            gold stocks (DUST) and Silver (ZSL) this week.  This is a mechanical screen
            using the Power Ranker to find the most "bullish" leveraged ETFs.  Generally,
            I would suggest doing most of the buying when the optimum trading system is on
            a red Buy and the IP21 is above +.25.  But because, we can trust the blue CLosing
            Power to break its uptrend when a move is over, it will also usually work well to
            just buy them and hold them until their Closign Power uptrends are broken. 

                                     Most Bullish Leveraged ETFs  6/27/2013

                                            AI/200      IP21

   #1  Long UWM  60.55 +1.84  157 .372  At 21-dma and shows Red St-5-Kline Buy
                                                                                   5-dSt-Kline system = + 84.9%
   #2  ZSL    114.95 +.15       136        .441   Running wild and above upper band.
   #3  DUST  153.83 -11.87   136      .027 Running wild and above upper band.
   #4  SOXL  46.3 +,.60         137      -.132  Above 65-dma   

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                   6/26/2013        Peerless Sell S9B

                   The rally is nice but without a Buy signal from Peerless, we still have to be concerned
                   that there will be a further decline in July.  Historically the last 10 days of June have
                   brought only 8 bottoms and reversals upwards to the upper band since 1945,
                   while yielding 23 deeper decline in July. 

                   It is true that when a Democrat has been in the White House since 1945 the year
                   after a Presidential Election, the June-July decline tendto be shallower than
                   7% below the previous peak, except in 1977.  It is also true that in 3 cases of the 7
                   June declines, the bottom came before July.  But since Obama sounds a lot like the
                   budget-balancing Carter in 1977, I would distrust these statistics.  Of course,
                   Bernanke is a wild card.  And the conservative Republican House majority  further 
                   complicates the picture, . 

                               1945 - Bottom on 7/27  5% below June peak. Big advance followed.  Buy B10/B12
                               June 13 1949 - Bottom with big advance following.  Buy B14/B10
                               1963 - Bottom on 7/19  4% below May peak.   Buy B11
                               June 5 1967 - Bottom with 11% advance following.  Buy B9
                               1977 - Bear market,
                               June 23 1993 - Bottom with 9% advance following.  Buy B11
                               1997 no June pullbacks.
                               2009 - Bottom on 7/10  7% below June peak. Big advance followed.  Buy B14/B12
"

                                                                 Current Peerless Key Values           

         Date                 DJIA                    La/MA         AnnRoc       P-I        P-I ch       P^ ^     IP21        V-I        Opct      65PctChange
     6/26/2013     14910 +150   -..989        -.394       -369     +51    -369   -.090     -146    -.002     .031

             ---->  56 -9   MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (6/26/2013)  
  
             --->  96 -26  MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (6/26/2013)     Bearish plurality  

            ---> 38    New Highs on NASDAQ  22   new lowsBullish plurality

          ---> 28    New Highs on NYSE 40 new lows.     Bearish plurality

                         6/26//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    
                                                               5-day Pct-K Stochastic SPY Chart 

                       The internals of the market are still negative, suggesting that any continuation
                       of the rally that reaches 15500 and the upper band will fail because we will probably
                       get a new Peerless Sells.

                       The 14950-15000 resistance has been suggested as a target for this rally
                       because that would set up a potential head/shoulders pattern like we
                       saw in 1971 also after a Sell S9b.  If the current rally does stall out at
                       15000, a retest of the neckline at 14500 would become the next
                       likely target. 

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                        I suggested a brief rally to DJI 15000 was likely because the DJI was at the lower
                        band and at a well-tested support level two nights ago when the
                        normally reliable 5-day Stochastic-KLine turned up.  Another point,
                        on QQQ we saw the occurrence of both a Red   ( #1 best system) and a
                        Blue (#2 best system) automatic Buys.  The research I have done on automatic
                        Buys suggests that allowing two buy/sell signals, one Red and one Blue,
                        helps in most cases get bigger gains.  (It's easy to change the setting that
                        controls this with TigerSoft.  Use Peercomm + Charts2012/2013 + Run/Setups
                        + Set Initial Screen's Signals + 2 in second white area down on the right side
                         + Click Save these parameters. )

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                       Today brought the second straight day, in which the DJI rose more than
                       100 points but the Closing Powers for SPY and QQQ have barely risen. 
                       Sustained advances seldom occur on the basis of only higher openings.
                       Therefore, we have to be concerned the current rally may fizzle.   The 5-day
                       Stochastic-KLine will probably need to rise above 80 and then tyurn down. 
                       As you can see from the SPY's K-Line below, an over-bought condition
                       above 80 is probably two trading days away.

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                                                            Most Bullish Leveraged ETFs

                                      AI/200      IP21

   #1  UWM  58,71 +.51     157 I     .364  Above 65-dma and shows Red St-5-Kline Buy
                                                                                   5-dSt-Kline system = + 79.3%
   #2  UCO  29.45 + .12     149        .104  at 65-dma on Red St-5-Kline Buy
                                                                                   5-dSt-Kline system = + 130.1%
   #3  SOXL  45.7 +,58       138      -,98  Above 65-dma 
   #4  ZSL    114.8 +11.56  136        .403 Running wild and above upper band.
   #5  DUST  165.7 +24.51  136   -.011 Running wild and above upper band.

                                                                   June Bottoms

                 Mid June bottoms can occur,  There were 12 cases like this between June 7th and June 20th,
                 There were 8 reversals upwards from June 21-June 30. However, there were
                 23 cases where the DJI did not bottom until July or later.  Below is a list of the June
                 bottoms that brought  rallies to the upper band and those cases where it did not.   

                                      LA/MA          LA/MA
                                      at Bottom     on immediate Rally
        1      6/24/1930       .846                1.068
                 6/1/1931        .868                1.130
                 7/8/1932       .902                95% rally to August 1932 peak.
                 6/16/1933    1.002  B5        1.082 
                 6/1/1934         .969               1.049
                 6/3/1935         .98  B9          1.033
                 6/4/1936         .996               1.042
                  6/14/1937       .960  B8         1.045
                 5/27/1938       .943               1.149
        2       6/30/1939      .958               1.06
                 6/10/1940      .960 earB16 1.06
                 5/26/1941       .993               1.04
        3        6/25/1942      .992               1.042
                 6/22/1943       .988               1.025
                 7/26/1945      .977               1.048  
                 7/23/1946      .958               1.018  
                 5/20/1947       .965               1.04 and much higher.
                 1948 June was weak all month
                  6/14/1949      .956 earB14 steadily much higher.
                 7/13/1950      .924               1.047 and much higher
         4      6/29/1951      .973               1.04 and much higher
                 6/16/1953      .972 earB14 1.018
                 6/9/1954       .983               1.036 and much higher
                 5/17/1955      .977               1.048
                 5/28/1956      .942               1.035
         5     6/24/1957       .984               1.022
                6/9/1959       .975 B11        1.044
              
1960 June was weak all month
        6     
6/26/1961      .982               1.037      
        7    
6/26/1962      .925               1.041
               
1963 June was weak all month
           
    6/8/1964      .978                1.017
        8     6/28/1966     .953              steadily much higher
               6/5/1967       .966               1.037
               1968 June was flat.
                1969 June was very weak all month
                7/7/1970  
    .965               1.053 and much higher
               1971 June was weak all month
                1972 June was weak all month
                1973 June was weak all month
                1974 June was very weak after the 10th
       
        6/13/1975       .992                1.039
                 6/7/1976         .974                1.025
                1977 June was flat.
                 7/5/1978        .964               1.055
                1979 June was flat.
                1981 June was very weak after the 12th
       
9       6/21/1982       .975               1.026
                1983 June was very weak after the 16th
              
1984 June was flat.
                5/20/1988       .972               1.042
      10      6/30/1989      .978               1.04 and higher
      11      6/25/1991      .977               1.02
                6/18/1992      .972                1.02
               1993 June was flat.
      12     6/24/1994      .969               1.033
                 7/15/1996      .95                1.039 and much higher
            
   6/16/1999     .969               1.034
                6/22/2000       .981               1.027
                2001 June was weak all month.
               2002 June was very weak
all month.
     
13      6/27/2003      .989               steadily up.
                7/23/2004      .974                1.039
                7/6/2005
       .982                1.022
                6/13/2007     .964                 1.022  
               2008 June was weak
all month.
               7/10/2009
      .967               up strongly
                6/7/2011      .951    B14         1.03
               6/4/2012       .961                 1.028      

                      

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                     6/25/2013        Peerless Sell S9B  

                    Interest rates continued to rise, but the DJI rose 100 and there were almost
                     4 times more up than down on the NYSE.  A DJI recovery to 14900 is probably
                     under way.  Bullishly, QQQ has not broken its uptrend and the biotechs that
                     have been the leaders there have not conclusively broken down below there necklines.
                    Anytime the DJI falls to the lower band, without there having been first a completed
                     had and shoulders pattern or a normal S9, an S12 or S15, the odds favor a recovery.
                 
                     In our case, I suspect the DJI will have trouble going back above 14950.  The internals
                     are still quite negative.  And if the DJI does turn back down from there, a bearish
                     head and and shoulders will have started to take shape.  In that case, we have the
                     case of the 1971 top to warn us of that pattern's bearish potential coupled with
                     a Sell S9B.  

                     Watch the Closing Powers for the DIA and SPY.   They did not rise today.  The market
                     opened higher but were unable to move higher.  A turning down by these CLosing
                     Powers will probably mean there will have to be a retest of Monday's lows and the
                     3.5% lower band. 

                     Our Stocks' Hotline will continue to hold the short sales we have taken in
                     the Bearish MINCP stocks, but the four ETFs below should be able to eke
                     out some modest gains in the expected rally to 14900-14950.

                                 The Most Bullish (Power Ranked) ETFs (leveraged and unleveraged)
                                                    with New Red Buys and above 65-dma
                                                            Charts at bottom of this page.

              #1   FDM  AI/200=191 IP21 = .015    New Red  5-day Stoch K-Line Buy.
                   
First Trust Dow Jones Select Micro
              #3   PRFZ AI/200=185 IP21= .198    Yesterday Red Buy  5-day Stoch K-Line Buy. 
                   
PowerShares FTSE RAFI US 1500 Small-Mid
              #4   IWO  AI/200=176 IP21= .097    Yesterday Red Buy  5-day Stoch K-Line Buy.
                  
iShares Russell 2000 Growth Index
              #5   IHF  AI/200=171  IP21 = .147  Yesterday Red Buy  5-day Stoch K-Line Buy.
                  
iShares Dow Jones US Healthcare Provider                     

                                                 Current Peerless Key Values           

         Date                 DJIA                    La/MA         AnnRoc       P-I        P-I ch       P^ ^     IP21        V-I        Opct      65PctChange
     6/25/2013     14760  +100    -..978        -.427      -420   +104    -420   -.126    -153    -.004     .016

             ---->  65 +3   MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (6/25/2013)  
  
             --->  122 -75  MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (6/25/2013)     Bearish plurality  

            ---> 44    New Highs on NASDAQ  18   new lowsBullish plurality

          ---> 19    New Highs on NYSE 20 new lows.     Bearish plurality

                         6/25//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    
                                                               5-day Pct-K Stochastic SPY Chart

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                    6/24/2013
        Peerless Sell S9B    The DJI has fallen to the 14500 Support
                    and its Rising 100-day ma.  Let's see how broad the rebound is?

                   The Futures are up nicely this moring.   However, without a new Peerless Buy signal,
                   the odds favor more of a decline when this rally fails.   It's true, tough, that quite a few
                   stocks showing bulges of Accumulation have held up well and rose today.  They sure
                   look like they want to go higher.  Some may be take-overs.  With their numbers smaller
                   than before, each will get  more money oured into them.  So, some of their jumps could
                   be quite eye-catching.  

                   I would not cover any of the short sales.  The DJI has rallied only
                   49% of the time over the 5 trading days following June 24th since 1965.   A 10%
                   decline following the huge rise in interest rates we have just seen would be
                   consistent with past cases of this happening.

                                                         DJI Now and in 1971

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                                                              Scenarios
                  
                  There are now 3 possible scenarios for the DJI.  The most probable scenario
                  would be for the DJI next to recover back up to 14950-15000 and then turn down again. 
                  This would set up a potential right shoulder in a 4-5 months' wide head and shoulder
                  pattern.   If after this rally, a DJI decline then penetrates its new neckline at 14500,
                  a minimum downside target at 13750.  This would be somewhat like what happened after the
                  Sell S9B in 1971.  

                  Another bearish scenario would be for the "turn-around"Tueday rally tomorrow
                  to quickly fail.  In this scernario, the DJI would knife through the 14500 support
                  later this week.  This type of decline often brings a typical 10% DJI decline.  That would
                  set up a  target near 13900.  After this, a narrower bull market would resume.

                   Also possible, would be for the DJI to hesitate just below 15000 around the bullish 4th
                   of July period and than breakout above 15000 as part of a Summer Rally that would
                   last until September.  This is what bulls should hope for.   For this to happen we will
                   need to see a marked improvement in the internal strength indicators.  The P-Indicator,
                  V-Indicator and Accumulation Index are too negative now to make this scenario seem
                  liekly.   Rallies up past a rising 65-dma are bullish provided the P-Indicator and
                  Accumulation Index are positive.  Otherwise, a rally back to 15500 will bring a new
                  Peerless Sell.

                                                    A Narrowing Market Is Normal

                 It is perfectly normal for different sectors to top out at different times.
                 But what happens at significant tops is that the number of new lows and the
                 number of completed head/shoulders patterns in stocks and in sectors
                 keeps increasing in numbers.  Right now we see completed head/shoulders
                 tops in BIGBANKS, BIGFIDEL (Fidelity's biggest positions made into a
                 Tiger Index, DOW (DJI-30), ETFS (non - US ETFs), HOME BUILDERS
                 and UTLITIES.  Each is below its neckline and its 65-dma. 

                 AUTOS and FINANCE are at their 65-dma and TRANSPORTATION
                 is not yet completed.  These groups will have to weaken further to make
                 a break in the DJI-30 chart's 14500 likely.

                 Have you noticed how big the declines have been in the weakest groups?
                 This is normal.  This is why their stocks make better, safer short sales than do
                 stocks from the groups that have held up.  The weakest industry groups
                 are those making new lows.   These are also the groups with lots of representatives
                 among the BEARISH MINCP stocks:   Except for China, you are by now
                 familiar with their names: BONDFUNDS, CHINA, COAL,  NON-US ETFS,
                 GOLD, INDMATEROIL. REIT and UTILITIES

                 The sharply higher interest rates explain the weakness in bonds, Reits
                 and Utilities.  Third world countries are being  hit especially hard by the
                 falling prices for the minerals they mine and by the sharply higher interest rates.
                 GOLD stocks are being hurt by the massive amounts of gold sold by needy everyday
                 people, by the decline in the retail Jewlery business and from the threat of
                 selling by countries like Cyprus, Italy, Portugal and France.  In addition, the threat
                 of nationalization in South Africa, Bolivia, Peru and Ecuador of gold, silver and platinum
                 mines is on the rise.  France has recently banned the shipping of gold and silver by mail.

                                                             A Taste of Honey

                 While their Third World economies boomed, because of US outsourcing and
                 big investments from  the US, Europe and China, millions of people there
                 got a taste of a much better life.   Their expectations were raised.  Now with
                 their economies becoming very weak,  they have taken to the streets to protest.
                 This is very un-nerving to foreign capital and to the big banks there that
                 US ETFs typically heavily invest in.

                                          Over-Production and Under-Consumption
                
                 It is not clear that Wall Street and the big multinationals that make up
                 the SP-500 can escape this overseas downturn.  Just who will buy their
                 goods?   Without an industrial base, the middle class in the US has been
                 reduced in size dramatically.   Maybe, the next few months' economic reports
                 will show otherwise, but this remains to be seen.

                                                           Leveraged ETFs

                  Traders mat want regularly run the Tiger Power Ranker against the Tiger
                   data download for Leveraged ETFs,  LEVERAGE. 
                   The most Bullish are: 
                           UWM (Russell 2000) Below 65-dma and has bearish hands/above head top pattern),
                            ZSL (Silver Shirt.) IP21 = .334 and soaring  
                            DUST (Bearish Dold Miniers) IP21 is -.011.
                   (Time will not permit these to be posted regularly.  Use TigerSoft to see them.  It's easy.(

                                                       Conclusion

                 In this environment,  I think we have to expect more of a decline. 
                 Buying some of Bullish MAXCP stocks makes some sense, I suppose. 
                 Bernanke may try to  reinstate QE-III more clearly.  But, will he be believed? 
                 I think we should be a alarmed at how quickly the mere mention of "tapering"
                 has dropped  the markets and we should be very concerned that in an age of
                 Austerity and without QE-III, we could experience another 1937-like debacle
                 if the Fed becomes too traditional and sees Inflation as a bigger problem
                 than Deflation. 

                                                                Current Peerless Key Values           

         Date                 DJIA                    La/MA         AnnRoc       P-I        P-I ch       P^ ^     IP21        V-I        Opct      65PctChange
     6/24/2013     14660  -140    -..969        -.499      -524     -85      -524   -.111     -184  -.018      .016

             ---->  62 -3   MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (6/24/2013)  
  
             --->  243 +14  MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (6/24/2013)     Bearish plurality  

            ---> 23    New Highs on NASDAQ  69    new lowsBearish plurality

          ---> 6     New Highs on NYSE 343 new lows.     Bearish plurality

                         6/24//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    
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                  6/21/2013        Peerless Sell S9B     Stay Mostly Short.  There was no Buy B2
                 Thursday because of how quickly the DJI fell to the lower band last week
                 and because of the S9. 

                 The DJI is oversold, but will there be a  worthwhile bounce?  Without a new Peerless Buy
                 signal, the answer for intermediate traders is probably "No".   Friday's bounce
                 was on high volume, due to options' expirations, but the rally was muted and ended 
                 up less than 10% of what it had fallen in the two previous days. 

                 Very quick traders will like the fact that the DJI held up last week at its lower band,
                 the 5-day Stochastic-Kline has turned up and has a good track record over the last 12 months.  
                 And IF the market  recovers, the SP-500 could on a bounce get back above its rising
                 65-day ma.    But there is a problem and it's very important to undertsand it.   

                 The best Short-Term Stochastic signals occur when prices are in a trading range. 
                 Last week's break in the well-tested SP-500 uptrendline (shown below) is a warning that the
                 SP-500 and the market may be seeing the end of its recent range of prices and
                 Thursday's low may not hold.  Therefore, if you do trade long here, my suggestion
                 is to sell if this index fails to hold its lows of Thurday on a closing basis. 

               SP-500
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                                         The Track Record of Steep Rises in Rates

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                                             Big and Quick Jumps in Interest Rates

                 The sudden, very steep rise in interest rates has a distinctly bearish track record.  A 7%-8%
                 decline, such as we saw last Fall, would hardly come as a surprise.  I have mentioned
                 how sharp rises in Federal Funds' rates spooked the market early in 1994 and how
                 Greenspan's panic set the stage for the October 1987 33% sell-off in three weeks..
                 Writing on  The Importance of The Fed to The Stock Market My Blog says:

                          Big jumps, by 1/2% to the Discount Rate, in one Fed accouncement are
                          very likely to bring a 10%+ DJI drop of more, not immediately, but soon
                          afterwards.  This was true in the aftermath of the rate hikes of 
                          8/23/1957, 2/26/1973, 4/25/19744/9/1984, 9/4/19878/16/1994 and 5/16/2000.  

     

                                      The Divergence (Bubble) between the Stock Market Rally
                                      and The Real Economy's Doldrums Remain The Biggest Risk                

                 This divergence can last for a long time.  In 1929, it had lasted for, at least, three years
                 if we judge from when producer prices turned down, 12/1/1926. But eventually
                 the market breaks down.  The risk  is that a much bigger decline may then follow
                 because of over-investment and under-consumption. 

                 Weakness in overseas markets and in Main Street America (coal, steel, basic materials)
                 show real vulnerability in the economy and to the US stock market.  Under-Consumption
                 and Austerity put the stock market at greater rish when stocks start turning down after
                 a big advance.  With the DJI up nearly 9000 points since March 2009, we could be
                 in big trouble.  I keep reminding readers of the 47% Crash of 1937.  

                                         Watch The Biotechs and Big Banks

                 Just as REITs, Utilities and Housing stocks have turned down, so too, may the Big Biotechs
                 and Big Banks.  The neckline for the Big Biotechs is being tested and has not yet been
                closed below on weakness this week.  The Big Banks' neckline has been violated
                 but prices have not closed below the 65-dma.   Big Banks are important to watch. 
                 They best know what the Fed's intentions are.

                Big Biotechs   Note the short-term Buy.  This should be immediately reversed if the
                support-line shown below is violated.
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                Big Banks
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                                                      Current Peerless Key Values           

         Date              DJIA                   La/MA         AnnRoc       P-I        P-I ch       P^^        IP21        V-I        Opct      65PctChange
     6/21/2013     14799   +41    -..977        -398     -439     +82     -439     --099    -157  -.009   .019

             ---->  65   MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (6/21/2013)  
  
             --->  229  MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (6/21/2013)     Bearish plurality  

            ---> 35    New Highs on NASDAQ  35 new lows
          ---> 18     New Highs on NYSE 132 new lows.     Bearish plurality

                         6/21//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    
                                                            5-day Pct-K Stochastic SPY Chart
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                                                  Stochastic-Ks and Leveraged ETFs

                 Stochastic-5s now produced 29% of all the best trading systems for leveraged ETFs.
                 By far the best of these is the 5-day Kline turning up below 20 and turning down above 80
                 for Buys and Sells, respectively.  While chance would suggest this would be the best system
                 2% of the time, it was the best timing system for these leveraged ETFs 18.2% of the
                 time.   The second and third best were also based on the K-Line.  The Pct-D did not
                 produce the ebst system in any of these.  Interestingly, 21-day ma of IPA turns was the
                 second best system in this group, at 10.6% versus 2% by chance.

                                          New Buys! on Leveraged ETFs Using Stoch-K

                 URTY   178%  Rusell-2000   #1 Power Ranked.
                 UYM    142%  Basic Materials. Caution:  Head/Shoulders top is in place.
                 TNA   140%    Small Cap 3x  At rising 65-dma. heavily traded
                 TQQQ   94%   Ultra QQQ  just broek 65-dma  heavily traded
                  SAA   86%     Ultra Small -  at rising 65-dma     Too thin.

                                            MOST BULLISH LEVERAGED ETFS (N= 132)

                 #1)   Ultra MSCI Japan  76.58  EZJ + 5.19  bounced up from rising 149-day ma
                 #2)   Ultra Russell 2000   UWM  58.43 +.13  Stocj-5-Kline turned up for short-term Buy.
                 #3) Ultra Semiconductor  USD 40.84 +.04     Still above rising 65-d,a but falling CP and IP21<0
                 #4) 2x Short Silver  ZSL   99 -3.99  Fell back from upper band.
                 #5) 3x Short Gold Miners DUST  123.05 -3.9  Mixed signals: #1 Sell vs #2 Buy.

                                            MOST BEARISH LEVERAGED ETFS

                 #1)   2x Oil Bull/ S&P Bear  FOL  6.48 -.18  volume = only 4!
                 #2)   Ultra Commodity  UCD  20.14 -.16  volume = only 14
                 #3)   Silver AGQ  17/93 +.79  volume = 17508            Bounced up from lower band.


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                     6/20/2013             
                                                 Stay Mostly Short.  We Have No Buy B2.
                           Short-Term Traders, watch the Stochastic-K Line for SPY and QQQ.
                           A big turn-around today could give a Buy B19.

                   6/20/2013      Peerless Sell S9B     The DJI has now fallen back to the lower band.
                  Only a limited recovery is likely without a new Peerless Buy signal.  Internals
                  are very negative.    Staying short the weak coal stocks and ETFs representing
                  the emerging markets is our Stocks' Hotline plan.   Watch the big banks and
                  biotechs.   They did not decisively break down today.  That gives hope to short-term
                  traders that watch the 5-day Stochastic on the SPY chart and will buy if it turns
                  up.   Only very quick traders should use this approach now.   Because the
                  65-dma is rising and because the QQQ did not break its 65-dma,  a brief rebound
                  should occur.  After all, the DJI is down more than 550 in just to days.  Only one
                  of the five earlier Sell S9Bs brought a DJI decline of more than 7%.  But usually
                  the lower band had to tested more than once.
         

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                  The 2006 version of Peerless would give this drop to the lower band
                  a Buy B2, provided we judged the market still to be in a strong uptrend. 
                  I think the internals now are too negative to believe in the uptrend.
                  As I have emphasized, overseas markets are in big trouble.  The losses today
                  in emerging markets prove yo my satisfaction that the head/shoulders
                  breakdown in non-US ETFs will not quickly reverse technically.

                 (Suggestion: Run the Power Ranker against "LEVERAGE" ETFs on the Data Page.
                  View the most bearish looking of the leveraged 3x bearish ETFs and play
                  their Closing Power trends after a test of support or resistance or 5-Day
                  Stochastic-K buy or sell.  The Bearish MINCP Stocks tonight offer more
                  stocks to sell short.   Brazil has long been seen as a model of a boming
                  Democracy.    The protests there are worth reading about to understand the
                  pent-up frustrations that are rattling investors in these countries.

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                  10-Year Rates jumped to another new high.  Bernanke may equivocate, but
                  these rising rates have spooked the bond markets, housing stocks, REITs
                  and Utilities.  If the big bank stocks break their head/shoulders pattern
                  decisively and the Tiger Index of them closes below its 65-dma, we will
                  almost see a much deeper decline in US stocks.   If we credit 1/2 of the
                  gains as owing to Bernank's QE-1, QE-2 and QE-3, then we should retrace
                  2000 more points by the time the stimulus is gone at the end of next year.. 

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                  Even biotechs, which have been immune to worries about an economic slow-down,
                  now show lots of bearish head/shoulders.  Further weakness in this sector would pull out
                  one of the biggest supports for the NASDAQ, which has not yet decisively
                  violated its 65-dma.  Right now, the FBIOX's Relative Strength Quotient has not
                  yet confirmed the head/shoulders breakdown.

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                                              Can We Safely Buy at The Lower Band?

                  The Sell S9-B and the size of today's decline preclude a Buy B2 with the current
                  Peerless.    These changes were only added to Peerless after studying June pull-backs
                  to the lower band for the entire period since 1929.  

                  I think it will help to look at past parallel cases, where the DJI first broke its 65-dma
                  from May to September following a strong advance for the first 5 months of the year. 
                  My conclusion from this effort is that a big down day vilation of the 65-dma
                  reliably brings a bigger decline than merely a retreat to the lower band. 
In addition,
                  our adjusted P-Indicator and IP21 are very low now.  While this shows
                  an oversold status, usually reliable bottoms occur only after a re-test
                  is made and there is an imporovment in the internals. .

                 A big down day when the DJI broke the 65-day ma has happened  4  times
                 before since 1945.  In all 4 cases, the DJI fell at least 8% down from the
                 peak.  

                                         Past Cases Where DJI Fell More than 2% on Day
                                         It Broke below the 65-dma
from May to September
                                         after a big rally.                        


                  P^^    IP21   Mo/Yr                               Outcome
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                -185 -.024  June 1950 DJI fell 13.5% from peak H/S   
                -129 .109   Oct 1989   DJI Fell 8% from peak. Then recovered back to upper band.
               -36   .015   Aug 1997   DJI Fell 8% from peak. Then recovered back to upper band.
                 -60 .071   May 2010 DJI Fell 13.5% from peak

                 If we leave out any other factors, there have been 32 clear DJI May-September
                 penetrations of the rising 65-dma since 1945 after a strong move up in the first part
                 of the year.   In 16 cases the DJI recovered from the lower band and rose to the
                 upper band.  In one other case, it rallied close to the upper 3%-3.5% band.  In 15
                 cases, any recovery short-lived and the DJI fell to a point, at least 7%, down from
                 its peak.  In 8 instances it fell more than 10%.  So, just breaking the 65-dma
                 at this time is neither bullish or bearish, by itself.

                                                          Current Peerless Key Values           

         Date              DJIA                   La/MA      AnnRoc       P-I        P-I ch      P^^        IP21        V-I        Opct      65PctChange
     6/20/2013   14759  -354     .972    -.493        -522     -147   -522     -.147     -177   -.187      .02

                  We need to break the data down to more closely match the current Peerless
                  key values.

                  Listed below are the 6 cases since 1945 where the DJI broke the 65-day ma
                  after a big rally in the first quarter 4-5 months of the year with an adjusted
                  P-I (PI^^) below -160 and Accumulation Index below -.10.  Only in 1946,
                  when there a classic head/shoulders, did the DJI fall significantly below
                 the lower band.  In 5 of 6 cases the DJI rallied from the lower band to the upper
                 band.   It should be noted that in 3 of these cases, a bear market was soon
                 to start
.  The problem here with being bullish is that the P-Indicator now
                 stands at an adjusted -522.  This is far below the lowest level when the
                 IP21 was below -.10 on the break inthe 65-dma.  

              P^^    IP21   Mo/Yr                               Outcome
            ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
            -454 -.124   June 1946  DJI fell 23% from peak. H/S -
           -299 -.108   Sept 1961  DJI recovered back almost to upper band.  But bear mkt followed in 6 mo.
            -245 -.183  June 1964  Recovered back to upper band.
           -401 -.137    May 1987 DJI fell to lower band and recovered back above upper band. 
                                                  bear mkt followed in 3 mo.
           -451 -.111    June 1998  DJI recovered from lower band back to upper band.
                                                
  Bear mkt followed in 3 mo.
         
-168 -.119   July 2009 Recovered back above upper band. -168 -.119

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             ---->  44   MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (6/20/2013)  
  Bullish plurality
             --->  226  MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (6/20/2013)    

            ---> 11   New Highs on NASDAQ 19 new lowsBullish plurality
 
          ---> 5     New Highs on NYSE 286 new lows.     Bearish plurality  

                         6'20//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    
                                                            5-day Pct-K Stochastic SPY Chart


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                  6/19/2013      Peerless Sell S9B     The DJI is headed lower.   The lower band
                  at 14700 would seem to be the minimum target.  There is also good support at
                  14300.   But a typical 10% intermediate-term correction would take the DJI down
                  to 13900.   The necklines of the Big Banks' and Big Biotechs' Head/Shoulders
                  pattern may act as support.  We want to watch these leading groups to see if they
                  falter.   


                Current Peerless Key Values           

         Date              DJIA                   La/MA      AnnRoc       P-I        P-I ch      P^^        IP21        V-I        Opct      65PctChange
     6/19/2013     15112 -206    .994    -.175        -375     -123   -375     -.091     -131    -.075      .043

             ---->  114   MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (6/19/2013)  
  Bullish plurality
             --->  107  MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (6/19/2013)    

            ---> 37    New Highs on NASDAQ  22 new lowsBullish plurality
 
          ---> 27     New Highs on NYSE 63 new lows.     Bearish plurality  

                         6/17//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    
                                                            5-day Pct-K Stochastic SPY Chart

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                 Rising interest rates have killed many a rally.  It is necessary to
                 do some selling of long stocks and add some more shorts.  Our Stocks' Hotline
                 has sold about 2/3 the long positions, so that we are short more stocks than
                 we are long.  Coal stocks continue to look miserable and heavily
                 populate the Bearish MINCPs.  The Obama Administration will soon
                 announce new and higher CO2 emmssion standards. 


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                                 Bernanke Has Tried To Lift The Economy.   That is
                        asking too much when Austerity is the main Fiscal Policy in the US
                        and Overseas, 


                 Bernanke has given up.  That's my reading, at least.  He will not be re-appointed. 
                 The opposition to his policies has grown within the Fed.  Most observers agree
                 that his policies have boosted Wall Street and made the rich much richer, but
                 have done little to bring a speedy recovery in Main Street.   6.5% unemployment,  
                 he forecasts, will be reached late next year.   Maybe, but maybe not. 

                 Bernanke has changed his tune.  That is disconcerting.  He can no longer
                 straightforwardly simply declare that QE-III and low rates will last
                 until official Unemployment is 6.5%.  That is a "target" now, not a promise.
                 Now we are told that future inflation (meaning a stock market bubble) is a real danger. 

                 Today 10-Year Rates jumped to a new 12 month high.   Wall Street's recovery
                 since October 2010 is as much a result of a cheap, unconditional supply of Fed money
                 to big banks who used it to trade stocks aggressively using lots of leverage, as it
                 stems from a solid economic recovery and a sustainable growth in profits. 
                 Wealth is more unevenly distributed than it was in 2007-2008 or 1929.  Just
                 who will be the buyers of all the goods and services offered? Deflation will
                 get worse in America and Europe.
                
                 So, cheap money is in doubt.  It will be reduced and could be withdrawn at any time.   
                 A month ago, Bernanke's words created confidence.  Now they do not.
                 The bearish effects on overseas' markets of higher interest rates has been
                 predictably bearish and immediate.
                           
                                               When Wall Street Catches A Cold,
                                               Emerging Markets Get Pneumonia



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                 The Overseas Markets broke their key support today.  Emerging markets, especially
                 in Latin America are in financial trouble.  This is partly a result of the collapse in gold
                 and silver prices, partly a result of the failures of a number of banks and partly a result
                 of mass protests against inflation and cuts in social services.   And now high interest
                 rates wll compound all these bearish factors.

                 Mexico's country fund (MXF) shows a head/shoulers pattern, Sell S7 warnings and
                 a Closing Power that is making new lows ahead of price.  It should be shorted.

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               EWZ, the country fund for Brazil is down the most (19%) of any country fund this
               year.   RSX (Russia) and FXI (China) are down 17%.  ILF (Latin America) and IIF (India)
               are down 16%

                Braxil's Ibovespa has falled 24% since January 3rd.
Inflation soared in Latin America’s
                biggest economy even as growth sputtered.  Consumer prices jumped 6.5 percent in the
                12 months through May, reaching the upper end of the country’s target range and prompting
                the central bank to raise benchmark interest rates from a record-low 7.25 percent.

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                 The 3x leveraged short ETFs for Brazil (BRZS), Emerging Markets (EDZ)
                 and FXP (China) could each be shorted. So could new Latin American country funds
                 listed below.  But they are very thinly traded.  It might be better just to sell short ILF,
                 the non-leveraged ETF for Latin America's 40 biggest stocks or sell short the
                 ADRs in two of Brazil's most heavily distributed stocks with falling Clowing Power: 
                 Bank Bradesco ADR  (BBD) and   Ecopetrol S.A ADR (EC) 

ILF - Latin America
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Bank Bradesco ADR  (BBD)
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Ecopetrol S.A ADR (EC) 
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                                             Thinly Traded South American Country Funds                                                                                                                 Ticker

Global X FTSE Andean 40 ETF AND
Global X FTSE Argentina 20 ETF ARGT
Global X Brazil Financials ETF BRAF
Global X Brazil Consumer ETF BRAQ
Global X Brazil Mid Cap ETF BRAZ
Global X FTSE Colombia 20 ETF GXG





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                 6/18/2013   Note there have been corrections made to the section, "The Best
                 of the Best"
in last night's discussion of the efficiacy of (Fast) 5-Day Stochastic
                 turning up below 20, turning down above 80 or crossing the (Slow) 5-d Pct.D line.
                 (What we need is an equivalent system for timing exits in trending stocks.  At
                 present, I cannot report on any one system working best for this purpose.)

           Peerless Sell S9B  A rebound to 15500-15700 would be in keeping with what
           happened on the first rebound after the signal in 3 of the 5 past cases.  But the
           Tiger Index for Non-US Markets' Is Still Threatening A Serious Breakdown.


                                Look for Much More Volatility: Up and Down.

           By creating 3x leveraged ETFs, Wall Street has provided bears the shorting tools
           and leverage needed to destroy whole industries and currencies.  Now they are
           magnifying the bears' ability to destroy financially the biggest country in South America.  
           Exactly, the same dangers that were inherent in the creation of credit default swaps
           are now becoming evident in the 3x leveraged short ETFs, which can be margined
           as day trades with 12x leverage!  
Just like criminals should not be allowed to buy insurance
           on someone's house or life, why should we shorts be allowed to use leverage to destroy
           a whole industry or country
? As a result of these leveraged short ETFs, volatility
           is being greatly increased.  
Wall Street may like bigger trends, bigger cycles, bigger booms
           and bigger busts, but this is exactly what the rest of the world does not need. 
          
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                                                          Current Peerless Key Values           

         Date              DJIA                   La/MA      AnnRoc       P-I        P-I ch      P^^        IP21        V-I        Opct      65PctChange
     6/18/2013     15318  +138  1.007     -.028     -253     -13      -253    -.048      -97    -.073      .052

             ---->  222   MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (6/18/2013)  
  Bullish plurality
             --->   49  MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (6/18/2013)    

            ---> 118    New Highs on NASDAQ  11 new lowsBullish plurality
 
          ---> 107     New Highs on NYSE 25 new lows.   

                         6/17//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    
                                                            5-day Pct-K Stochastic SPY Chart

                            Again the DJI opened up much higher and moved up still more at the close.
                            The Closing Power for the DIA, SPY and QQQ broke their downtrend-lines.

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                            Given the bulge of Accumulation in May, this has to be construed bullishly by
                            traders.   This was the second day in a row that NYSE advancers surpassed 2000.
                            Barring a bad surprise from the FED's Open Market Committee, the DJI seems
                            bound to make a run to 15500 and probably reach the upper 2.5%-3.5% band
                            zone of resistance. 

                            If you look at three of the five earlier S9-B cases shown below, you will see
                            this type of rebound and a nominal new high has ample precedent.  The DJI charts
                            of 1943 and 1986 below look similar to ours now.

                            I've mentioned, it's been hard find to good short sales and easy to find bullish
                            MAXCP stocks breaking out with very high Accumulation and Closing Power
                            strength.    Momentum is definitely supporting the odds of high prices, too.
                            The breakout on high Accumulation by Crude Oil often helps the DJI, too, because 
                            it boosts high price CVX and XOM in the DJI.  Meanwhile, mining stocks
                            have turned down again.  I think we can interpret their weakness to be
                            a sign that investors' confidence in the stock market is still high.  Usually
                            rallies by gold stocks are a warning that a significant market top is coming.
                            That is certainly not true now.

                                                           The Global Economy

                           The biggest risk to the market now is the fragile global economy.
                            Despite the DJI gain, foreign ETFs as a whole are on the verge of
                            completing a bearish head/shoulders pattern.  Clearly, there is a segment
                            on Wall Street that is hoping for a global economic meltdown and
                            they are creating the tools to bring such an event still closer.   No
                            Federal regulator stands in the way.  So, we have to stay on guard.


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                            WALL STREET IS GETTING EVEN MORE MEAN AND RECKLESS                            

                                                            The Tail Can Wag The Dog:
                                       Keep An Eye Out for New Leveraged Short ETFs


                             Wall Street is getting especially mean and dangerous again. 
                             Without any real controls or regulations, their leveraged short ETFs
                             are running wild.  These have no redeeming social value, yet they
                             are permitted to destroy whole industries (mining, for example) and
                             and now would destroy a whole country's finances. 

                        
   The trading behavior of Professionals is very helpful to us in
                            predicting market sell-offs.  Closing Power bearish divergences
                            and then CP uptrend-breaks I have emphasized.  But there's
                            another approach we can use.  We can note the creation of
                            new leveraged short ETFs.  These are very handy to professionals
                            who want to sell short aggressively.   A few months before the Crash
                            began for the market in 2007-2008,  Wall Street created highly
                            leveraged vehicles to buy that were shorts on the overall market. 
                            Wall Street did the same thing with mining stocks 3 months before
                            the major top in Silver at $48.  The 3x leveraged short ETF DUST  
                            started trading in January 2011. 

                            The timing of the creation of the leveraged short ETFs and the
                            underlying entity collapsing is probably not so important, as is
                            the simple existence of these leveraged short ETFs.  They are an
                            open invitation for a bear raid.  The Japanese Yen's recent sell-off
                            meant big profits for someone looking at the classic bullish breakout
                            in YCS in December.

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                            The most recently created bearish ETF is BRZS, the 3x Bearish Brazil ETF.
                            In it, Direxion has declared its own financial war on the largest country
                            in South America.   This type of speculation cannot help but end
                            badly.
For more information on these funds see www.direxionfunds.com  
                           Rafferty Asset Management regularly has to close some of the Direcion Funds
                           for want of interest.    Unfortunately, the vehicles they create exaggerate
                           trends, cycles, booms and busts.  This is exactly what the world does
                           not need.

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                                             DJI Sell S9B Rebounds To The Upper Band
                                               before A Further Decline

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        6/17/2013   

                          The DJI jumped up more than 100 at the opening today as traders showed
                          that they fully expect the FED not to do much "tapering" off QE-III at their June
                          Open Market meeting.  In 3 of the 5 earlier Peerless Sell S9B   signals, the
                          DJI was able to recover from its imitial stumble and reach the 2% upper band
                          before falling again to a point nearer the lower band than we have so far
                          seen.  

                                                                   Current Peerless Key Values           

         Date              DJIA                   La/MA      AnnRoc       P-I        P-I ch      P^^        IP21        V-I        Opct      65PctChange
     6/17/2013     15180 +110    .997     -.042       -241     -80   -241     -.041      -90    -.059      .042

             ---->  155   MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (6/17/2013)  
  Bullish plurality
             --->   45  MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (6/17/2013)    

            ---> 64    New Highs on NASDAQ  12 new lowsBullish plurality
 
          ---> 63     New Highs on NYSE  9 new lows.   

                         6/17//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    
                                                            5-day Pct-K Stochastic SPY Chart

                          There are many more Bullish MAXCP Stocks than Bearish MINCP
                          Stocks.   This means that professional Gunslingers, the high performance
                          funds, are still buying the high Accumulation, flat-topped breakouts.  It also
                          means we have only a few stocks to short, except the beaten-down coal stocks
                          whose companies must now turn more and more to exports because of CO2 emission
                          standards and competition from low priced natural gas.  The muncipal bonds
                          may turn weak again, but I would wait to see if they won't rally some more
                          before re-shorting them.

                          Another failed rally to the DJI'a 21-day ma would strongly suggest mounting
                          instututional and professional distribution.  The Closing Powers are
                          still declining, as is the A/D Line.  But if the announcement from the Fed on QE-III
                          this week shows that they are clearly backing off from "tapering" any time
                          soon, then I would expect the market to run up to the upper band.  Lastly, if
                          they fail to clarify their intentions, then I would think we will see a retreat to
                          the lower band very quickly.  The market does not like uncertainty.  Tonight
                          Obama said that Bernanke wants to leave his post as Fed Chairman. That
                          cannot be something the market wants to hear.

                          The key internals of the DJI are mostly negative.  So perhaps, the Fed will
                          disappoint.   The big banks stocks are in a holding pattern, thus failing to
                          give us clues about what the Fed will do.   We have to wait.  Meanwhile,
                          our Stocks' Hotline is long a number of Bullish MINCP stocks and Crude
                          Oil and short a handful of Bearish MINCP stocks, KOL and UNG.
                       
                                    New Research on the Tiger Optimum Trading Systems' Arrows
                
                          In a blink, your computer calculates the best trading system for the stock
                          you are displaying with TigerSoft.  The red arrows show the buy and sells
                          from the best trading system out of more than 50 the Tiger programs
                          test.   New research shows that we probably should be display the two
                          top trading systems' Buys and Sells, not just only the best.  Taken together
                          they are apt to improve the trading results.  The paper losses may even
                          be less when both Red and Blue arrowed signals are taken. 


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                          Of course, these signals are meant to be used in conjunction with Peerless,
                          internal strength indicators and important chart patterns.  If one blindly followed
                          the automatic red Buys and Sells, it would eventually be quite profitable,
                          but there could be a number of paper losses before the signals caught
                          a really big move.

                                                            The "Best of The Best"

                          Seven years or eight ago I mentioned that the 5-day Stochastics' Buys
                          and Sells were 2.5-3 times more likely to be the basis of the best trading
                          system's  red Buys and Sells than pure chance would dictate. 

                          New research here shows that was generally true for 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993,
                          1994, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2011, 2012 and 2012-2013. 

                          2008 was the worst year by far for the Stochastic-5 systems.  But as a whole,
                          even then, they occurred as often a chance would have suggested for a
                          large sample of mostly SP-500 stocks.  Their record with SPY since 1994
                          I will present later this week.  The Stochastic-5 Systems were not so
                          effective with SPY. 

                          But now I would add that 3 specific 5-day Stochastic systems are
                          clearly the "best of the best"  trading systems.  These are:

                              1)     The 5-day Stochastic K-Line turning up below 20 for a Buy and
                                     turning down below 80 for a Sell.  This was the best trading system
                                     7.4% of the time.  (Chance would yield only 2%)
This was the
                                     best system in more than 10% of the stocks sampled in 1993,
                                     2004, 2006 and 2012-2103.  Even in the strongly trend markets
                                     of 2008 and 2009, this system still occurred more than chance
                                     would suggest.

                                2)   The 5-day Stochastic K-Line turning up from below 20 is a Buy
                                      and the K-Line turning down from above 80 is a Sell. 
                                      This is the best trading system  6.0% of the time.


                                3)    The 5-day Stochastic K-Line crossing the 20 level to the
                                     upside is a Buy and crossing to the downside the 80 level is
                                     a Sell.    This is the best trading system  4.6% of the time.  


                              
                         The K-Line simply shows how far up from the 5 day low to the 5 day high,
                         the stock is.  This is sometimes called the FAST Stochastic.  These K statistics
                         are smoothed by taking the 3 day average and this become the SLOW
                         or Pct-D Stochastic. 

                         You can see the lengthy study here:
                                    Documentation for TigerSoft Automatic and Optimized Signals.

                             The Power of The Five-Day Stochastic over Time.

                         I want to show here the power of the 5-day Stochastic systems over time.
                         I had to re-write the Peerless program to show the percentage of all cases
                         that each trading system was.  As you look at the results below for a large
                         sample of mostly SP-500 stocks since 1990, understand  hat pure chance 
                         would present about a .02 probability for any particular system being
                         #1.   In other words, if 300 stocks are sampled, then chance would suggest
                         6 instances on average, for any given Tiger trading system being #1.  

                             Power of Each 5-day Stochastic Trading Systems Being #1

1 "K>20<80" = Stoch-5-K  rises above 20 for Buy and falls below 80 for a Sell
                               24   year  .046 probability vs .02 by chance. 
3RD BEST

2   "D>20<80" = Stoch-5-Pct-D rises above 20 for Buy and falls below 80 for a Sell
                               24   year  .027 probability vs .02 by chance.  
3  "K><Pct-D" = Stoch-5-K rises above Stoch-5-Pct-D  for Buy and
                                 Stoch-5-Pct-K falls below Stoch-5-Pct-D  for Sell. 
                                24  year  .060  probability vs .02 by chance  2ND BEST
  
4    "K Turns up    Stoch-5-K turns up under 20 for buys
    K Turns down" Stoch-5-K turns down over 80 for sells.
                                24  year  .074  probability vs .02 by chance   BEST

 5       "Pct-D turns up      Stoch-5-Pct-D turns up under 20 for buys
     Pct D turns down"    Stoch-5-Pct-D turns down over 80 for sells.
                                24  year  .044  probability vs .02 by chance 
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
        1         2       3        4             5                 All 5
      K>20<80  D>20<80  K><Pct-D K turns up     Pct-D turns up     Five 5-Day

                                 K turns down  Pct-D turns down   Stochastics
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1990      .0647   .0359    .0539    .0647          .0359           .251 
1991        .103    .0537    .0501    .0645          .025            .296 
1992      .0535   .0357    .0785    .0892          .0464           .303 
1993      .0486   .0277    .0625    .1006          .052            .291            
1994      .0798   .0208    .0416    .0833          .0763            .302  
           
1995      .0448   .0275    .0655    .0344          .0241           .196  
1996      .0557   .036     .0295    .0491          .029            .199     
1997      .0596   .0165    .043     .0629          .0298           .212  
1998      .058    .0225    .0387    .0645          .0258           .210  
1999      .0384   .016     .0737    .0769          .0448           .250
  
2000      .0353   .0289    .0578    .0868          .0385           .247   
2001      .0218   .0249    .0498    .0747          .0623           .234  
2002      .0471   .0188    .0471    .0817          .044            .239   
2003      .0277   .0493    .0524    .0432          .0586           .231  
2004      .0337   .0368    .046     .1104           .0398            .267
2005      .0335  .0243    .064      .0823         .0487            .256  
2006      .0484  .0242    .0636     .1039           .0515            .292  
2007      .0449  .0184    .1179    .087           .0646             .323 
2008      .0174  .0116    .0203    .029 (low)     .0232            .103 
2009      .033   .036     .051     .024 (low)     .0274            .171  
  
2010      .0301  .018     .0572    .0873          .0271            .220
2011      .0398  .0644    .0889    .0889          .0797             .362
2012      .0414  .0118     .1035    .0828          .0355            .275 
2012-3    .0483  .0210    .0903    .105             .0441             .309
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24Yr Avg. .046   .027     .060     .074           .044            .252



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      6/14/2013
  The Peerless  Peerless Sell S9B still stands as the DJI, DIA and SPY wait
                         to see how much "tapering" the Fed decides to do.  There are not many
                         Bearish MINCP Stocks at the moment.  I take that as a sign that Professionals
                         believe (or now know) that the Fed will back away from doing anything that
                         might alarm investors this week.   Still, the internals below are nearly all Red.
                         The market may rise tomorrow back to the now falling 21-day ma.  But the
                         last few rallies up to that point have failed.  So, I think we just have to wait
                         and see how things develop.  Our Stocks' Hotline is still long a number of high
                         Accumulation Stocks.  I think we have to wait for a rally 2% above the 21-day
                         to make SPY or DIA look like they have potential as shorts.

                                                              Current Peerless Key Values           

         Date              DJIA                   La/MA      AnnRoc       P-I        P-I ch      P^^        IP21        V-I        Opct      65PctChange
     6/14/2013     15070 -106     .99     -.161       -321     -26       -321     -.05     -116    -.146      .04

             ---->  155   MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (6/14/2013)  
  Bullish plurality
             --->   45  MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (6/14/2013)    

            ---> 24    New Highs on NASDAQ  13 new lowsBullish plurality
 
          ---> 40     New Highs on NYSE  18 new lows.   

                      6/14//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    
                                                            5-day Pct-K Stochastic SPY Chart

                  6/14/2013    Peerless Sell S9B   The A/D Line uptrend has been broken and
                 is falling back.  That has to be viewed as bearish for now.  The way the DJI,
                 DIA, SP-500, SPY and QQQ have been falling back repeatedly from their down-trending
                 resistance lines  instead of continuing to rally is a sign of institutional distribution
                 and is bearish becuase it is planned selling not haphazard.  The Closing Powers
                 for DIA, SPY and QQQ are each falling.  That is bearish, too.   I think we need to
                 give the SellS9Bs more chance to bring about a decline to the lower band.  Without
                 a head/shoulders top in the DJI a deeper decline is unlikely. 

                The biggest risk now is not the Fed, which will act very cautiously, but that the
                economy will show further signs of slowing down.  This is sangerous because of how
                over-extended the market looks.   The DJI's weekly chart seems to be begging
                for its second 10%-17% correction in 51 months.  

                There is also a higher risk than normal now that overseas markets may tumble.
                With 11% unemployment in Europe, the danger of a failed recovery there is high.
                Overseas markets show considerable vulnerability.  The Tiger Index of Foreign (non-US)
                ETFs shows a neckline-support which is becoming badly frayed. A sell-off overseas
                would put US multinationals at much higher risk than the they now reflect.

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                Wall Street seems to believe that the Fed will do what it can to keep interest rates
                from rising too fast.  10-Year Treasury reates did decline on Friday.  I noted some
                bulish divergences in the oversold Municipals.   The Fed's Open Market Committee
                meeting this coming week will get lots of attention.  Buyers in Crude Oil, which has broke  
               out Friday with hefty Accumulation to back it, certainly must believe the Fed will
               risk inflation in whatever it does.

                        NEW  - In the CrudeOil chart below, you see that the TigerSoft automatic signals
                        do not recognize that a significant, red high volume, intense Accumulation
                        is occurring.  This shows the limitations of the automatic, optimized signals.
                        I have spent some time recently re-writing the Documentation for these
                        Automatic and Optimized Signals.

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                A rally in Crude Oil seems likely.  But the TigerSoft Index of Oil Stocks does
                not look nearly so bullish.   If Crude Oil keeps rising, the highest Power Ranked
                Oil stocks should do well.  The others are probably being hurt by the
                bearish H/S pattern shown by Natural Gas.   Take a look at  GEL  Genesis Energy,
                WFT   Weatherford Intl and SPH  Suburban Propane (below).  

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                    6/13/2013    Peerless Sell S9B      The DJI lept 181 today as the Fed sought to
                   limit the fear of bond holders that they would suddenly abandon QE-III.  The rally
                   took the DJI and SP-500 back to their falling 21-day ma.  The SPY and DIA Closing
                   Powers rose back to their falling 21-dma.  The rally will have to continue to convince
                   the bears. 

                    A 2%-3% DJI rally back to 15500 next is certainly a good possibility if the Closing Power
                    and Price downtrends are violated.  In 3 of the 5 earlier S9-V cases the DJI rose about 3%
                    before falling down to the lower band, at least.  For this reason, I have avoided
                    suggesting that shorts should be taken on DIA and SPY.  Some of the municipal
                    bonds show new lows unconfirmed by Closing Power and the Accum. Index.  Some
                    of these should probably be covered and shorted again if they recover.

                                                               Current Peerless Key Values           

         Date              DJIA                   La/MA      AnnRoc       P-I        P-I ch         P^^          IP21        V-I        Opct      65PctChange
     6/13/2013     15176 +180   .996     -.031      -295     +52     -295        -.006     -96    -.055      .038

             ---->  192   MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (6/13/2013)  
  Bullish plurality
             --->   72  MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (6/13/2013)    

            ---> 56    New Highs on NASDAQ  12new lowsBullish plurality
 
          ---> 48     New Highs on NYSE  40 new lows.   

                      6/13//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    
                                                            5-day Pct-K Stochastic SPY Chart


                   The rally today did a number of positive things technically.  It confirmed that there
                   are still plenty of institutional buyers of "internally strong" stocks, those making
                   price and Closing Power new highs also showing high Accumulation.  This is why
                   our Stocks' Hotline is still long quite a few stocks.

                   The rally today also improved some of the Peerless key values so that now a decline
                   to the rising 65-dma may be able to yield a reversing Peerless Buy B11. 

                   And bullishly the rally today shows the Fed will probably move cautiously
                   to try to wean the market off of its purchases of long-term mortgages.  However,
                   many of the weakest Municipal Bonds continued to decline and the steep uptrendline
                   of the yield on 10-Year Treasuries has not been violated.    So, the sense that
                   interest rates can only continue to rise remains.  The good news, of course, is that
                   if the Federal Reserve can and does move slowly in reducing its support of the
                   bond market,  the adjustment process will probably be less jarring and the
                   bull market in equities can continue much longer.

                                                                      June Bottoms

                 Mid June bottoms can occur,  There were 12 cases like this between June 7th and June 20th,
                 But there were 31 cases where the DJI did not bottom until after the 22nd of
                 June or kept falling throughout the month.
  Below is a list of the June bottoms that brought
                 rallies to the upper band and those cases where it did not.   

                                      LA/MA          LA/MA
                                      at Bottom     on immediate Rally
                6/24/1930       .846                1.068
                 6/1/1931        .868                1.130
                 7/8/1932       .902                95% rally to August 1932 peak.
                 6/16/1933    1.002  B5        1.082 
                 6/1/1934         .969               1.049
                 6/3/1935         .98  B9          1.033
                 6/4/1936         .996               1.042
           -->6/14/1937       .960  B8         1.045
                 5/27/1938       .943               1.149
                 6/30/1939      .958               1.06
                 6/10/1940      .960 earB16 1.06
                 5/26/1941       .993               1.04
                6/25/1942      .992               1.042
                 6/22/1943       .988               1.025
                 7/26/1945      .977               1.048  
                7/23/1946      .958               1.018  
                 5/20/1947       .965               1.04 and much higher.
                 1948 June was weak all month
            -->6/14/1949      .956 earB14 steadily much higher.
                 7/13/1950      .924               1.047 and much higher
                6/29/1951      .973               1.04 and much higher
           --> 6/16/1953      .972 earB14 1.018
                6/9/1954       .983               1.036 and much higher
                 5/17/1955      .977               1.048
                 5/28/1956      .942               1.035
                 6/24/1957       .984               1.022
                6/9/1959       .975 B11        1.044
              
1960 June was weak all month
                6/26/1961      .982               1.037      
                6/26/1962      .925               1.041
               
1963 June was weak all month
           
    6/8/1964      .978                1.017
               6/28/1966     .953              steadily much higher
               6/5/1967       .966               1.037
               1968 June was flat.
                1969 June was very weak all month
                7/7/1970  
    .965               1.053 and much higher
               1971 June was weak all month
                1972 June was weak all month
                1973 June was weak all month
                1974 June was very weak after the 10th
       
        6/13/1975       .992                1.039
                 6/7/1976         .974                1.025
               1977 June was flat.
                 7/5/1978        .964               1.055
                1979 June was flat.
                1981 June was very weak after the 12th
               
6/21/1982       .975               1.026
                1983 June was very weak after the 16th
              
1984 June was flat.
                5/20/1988       .972               1.042
                6/30/1989      .978               1.04 and higher
                6/25/1991      .977               1.02
                6/18/1992      .972                1.02
               1993 June was flat.
                 6/24/1994      .969               1.033
              7/15/1996      .95                1.039 and much higher
            
   6/16/1999     .969               1.034
                6/22/2000       .981               1.027
                2001 June was weak all month.
               2002 June was very weak
all month.
                6/27/2003
     .989               steadily up.
                7/23/2004      .974                1.039
                7/6/2005
       .982                1.022
                6/13/2007     .964                 1.022  
               2008 June was weak
all month.
               7/10/2009
      .967               up strongly
                6/7/2011      .951    B14         1.03
               6/4/2012       .961                 1.028    
              


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                   A Bond Fund Crash Will Surely Impact Stocks Very Negatively.

                   If interest rates rise sharply, stocks will surely drop because their dividends
                   will seem so much smaller.  A bond crash will wipe out a lot of savings.
                   This is deflationary.  A bond crash will bring margin calls and force
                   selling of stocks.  Some Wall Street institutions may disappear.  China will be hurt.  
                   They will not soon buy US Treasuries like they have been.  US Treasuries
                   will have to be offered at much higher intterest rate levels to overcome
                   the fear the crash has created in bond holders.  That will increase the
                   US debt and create more demands for Austerity. These higher interest
                   rates will hurt businesses and consumers.  So, a bond crash would not be a
                   pretty picture.  I think we can assume the Fed understands all this.|
                   If so, expect them to start soon trying to assuage the fears of bond holders.
                   But will that be enough to stop the growing panic?


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                  6/12/2013    Peerless Sell S9B  The Closing Powers broke their uptrends.
                  Volume and Breadth are worsening.    The DJI will be lucky to hold up while
                  interest rates are rising and overseas markets are falling.  The pattern of
                  Professional buying to support the long advance will be thoroughly tested
                  over the next week until the Fed clarifies their intentions for QE-III.  The
                  P-Indicator and OPct are probably too low now for a Buy B11 at the rising 65-dma.  
                  Add more short positions in the  Bearish MINCP Stocks and sell stocks
                  whose Closing Powers have started their own downtrends.
               
                                                       Current Peerless Key Values           

         Date              DJIA                   La/MA      AnnRoc       P-I        P-I ch         P^^          IP21        V-I        Opct      65PctChange
     6/12/2013     14955 -127   .984      -.075       -247     -61       -347      -.012     -104    -.059         .036

             ---->  55   MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (6/12/2013)  

             --->   166 +69   MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (6/12/2013)   Bearish plurality

            ---> 28    New Highs on NASDAQ  20 new lowsBullish plurality
 
          ---> 10     New Highs on NYSE  318 new lows.   Bearish plurality   

                      6/12//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    
                                                            5-day Pct-K Stochastic SPY Chart
 
                 If we get another day like today and the DJI drops to the 65-dma, we will NOT
                 get a Buy B11.  There have been 4 June B11s.  All occurred in the bullish year
                 before the Presidential Election.   But that is not the problem.  Rather, the market's
                 breadth and volume have deteriorated  dramatically.   Fear of rising interest rates and
                 the withdrawl of Fed support to boost the market has dropped the P-Indicator
                 to a -347.  This is a stunning reversal.  It has occurred because the Fed has
                 apparently changed its criteria for continuiing its QE-III.  Earlier this year, Bernanke
                 said that the Fed would maintain very low rates until the official Uenmpoloyment
                 fell to 6.5%.  Now they are saying this may begin as early as this month.
                 Small wonder the market has reversed course, especially since job creation
                 is lagging and the Unemployment level rose for May rose.   What has caused
                 this change of thinking?  What are they afraid of?

                 The P-Indicator is now far below any past case where there was a Buy B11.
                 (The Buy B11 is the buy-at-the-rising 65-dma signal I had hoped for on this decline.)
                 Note that I have adjusted the earlier P-Indicator readings to allow for the number
                 of shares on the NYSE.  In addition, the OPct must not be below -.089.  With another
                 down-day like today, it will be.  Below 14800, the next expected DJI support level
                 is at 14200.  But a normal 10% correction would take the DJI down to 13800.  Such
                 a decline does not make it worth while to hold any stocks except those with very
                 high Accumulation and rising Closing Powers.

                 Without a head/shpulders pattern developing in the DJI, we should not expect a
                 bigger decline.   Appeciate that we do not need a Sell S9 or S12 to start a big decline,
                 but without a Sell S9 or S12, there is nearly always also a bearish ead/shoulders
                 top pattern: July 1941, June 1946, June 1950, 1962, April 1971, April 1981,  May 2001
                 and April 2010.  The only exception since 1929 was in May 1940. Nearly all these
                 cases occurred in the DANGER PERIOD from April to July.  That should be of
                 concern.    3 of the 8 occurred in the year after a Presidential Election.

                                            DJI and Rising 65-dma.  Will It hold?
                                     And even if it does, how much will the DJI rally?

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                                              SP-500 and Well-Tested Uptrendline
                           A violation will cause another wave of technically based selling.

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                 How much will the collapsing municipal bonds impact stocks.   Wall Street may be
                 able to hold up if the Fed offers further support.  But I think we are right to be scared
                 by the unchecked use of leverage there, how much cheap money has artificially boosted
                 stocks since the QE-I back in October 2010 and how inter-linked Wall Street
                 is with events overseas.  A continued plunge in bond funds, which is what TigerSoft
                 indicators suggest, and a breakdown in overseas markets below their support level
                will drop the market a lot more.  See the bearish pattern in the Tiger Index of foreign
                ETFs' chart below.  Mexico and India ETFs have their own H/S patterns and should
                be shorted is the close is decisively down tomorrow.
               
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                                  Read Pimco's William Gross and the "Credit Supernova"

                Both bonds and stocks have the same underlying problem.  Wall Street is
                vastly separated from Main Street. 
Gary Shilling warns that investors have
                been “paying little attention to weak   and declining economies around the world,
                and concentrating on the flood of money  being created by central banks.”   
                The result is way tiio many "junk bonds and other low-quality debt.”
                William Gross, the manager for PIMCO  makes the same point. “Investment banking,
                which only a decade ago promoted small  business development and transition
                to public markets, now is dominated by leveraged speculation and the Ponzi finance.”

 

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                6/11/2013    Peerless Sell S9B      Expect Good Support at the Rising 65-dma.
                Overseas Markets have fallen back to their key neckline support.   US Professionals
                keep supporting the market judging from the still positive Accumulation Index
                and the rising Closing Powers for the DJI and SPY.  Expect upside resistance
                to come in at the DJI's 21-dma at 15237, 115 points above today's closing price.
                A DJI advance above that will probably allow an additional 2% rally.  But more than
                that should bring a Sell based on the negative V-Indicator readings now.   . 

                It sure looks the big banks have agreed to keep supporting the DJI and SP-500
                as long as the Fed keeps the cheap money coming and the Administration keeps
                appointing Wall Street people to powerful economic and financial posts. 
                Tuesday Obama appointed Walmart's booster Jason Furman to head his Council
                of Economic Advisors. He is a lover of free trade and outsourcing.  He is also
                a supporter of budget cuts and credits Walmart's anti-union policies as bringing
                about big savings for American consumers.  

                             A Steeply Rising 65-dma is usually very good support.
                             It is, however, starting to flatten.  If it turns down, the
                             DJI will probably fall to 14400, its next support level.


DATA.BMP (1101654 bytes)

                                   The Underlying Closing Power trend for SPY is still up.
                                   SPY shows positive Accumulation going back over 110 days.

                                   Institutions and Professionals are still buyers on weakness.

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                                         No Major Top Yet.  But It's Getting Closer.

           Eventually, the stock market will break down.  But we do not have Red Distribution,
           multiple Peerless Sells or a 6-month top formation, as we usually see before a
           big sell-off.  For now, the market is being hit with more than it can probably quickly shrug
           off.   The Fed can not be counted on for as much  aid to the big banks. 

           The likelihood of higher interest rates is the most obvious American bearish
           element.  The negative effects of these fears are plain to see.  I have been mentioning
           the weakness in Bond Funds, REITs and Utilities.  The Tiger chart of the yield on the
           10-Year rates is probably the most direct way to watch the unfolding trend of higher rates.  
           This impacts most the NYSE  because there are so many dividend-paying stocks and other
           investment vehicles there.   The current weakness in the A/D Line and the P-Indicator
           result from this.  And now the number of NYSE new lows is 15 times the number of new highs.
           Time and time again, numbers like this have been quite bearish. so soon after the DJI
           has made a new 12-month high.  

           Our response has been to go short many of the lowest Power Ranked bond funds.  These
           are mostly municipal bond funds.  The President has proposed reducing the tax-exempt status
           on these.  I would also go short some of the Bearish MINCP Stocks . But we remain long
           many of the high Accumulation and high Power Ranked stocks with strong CLosing
           Powers. See Bullish MAXCP Stocks.  Why still be long?  One reason is that it usually
           takes a number of Peerless Sells and a six-month long market top to bring on a bear market. 
           A second is that when you look at past tops, like in 2000 or 2007-2008, you see that
           not all stocks top out at once.  The most bullish keep rising longer, u\sually at least
           until the DJI breaks major, well-tested support or falls more than 13.5% from
           its highs.  And another reason is the Professionals are still buying the ETFs for the DIA
           and SPY, too.  (As I suggested, I think this means that the Big Banks, the Fed and the
           Obama Administration are all cooperating as much as possible to prevent a big US
           stock market decline. It is a very high priority.  Some Republicans claim that Obama is
           a socialist. This is patently absurd.  This rhetoric for their base just as Obama uses
           populist, anti-big banker rhetoric from time to time. )      

           A second threat to the bull market comes from overseas.  The Tiger Index of non-US
           ETFS shows a massive head and shoulders top pattern. Prices have now fallen down to the
           neckline from the apex of a symmetrical right shoulder.  A breakdown would be quite
           bearish.  Such a breakdown in Chinese stocks in late November 2007 was
           one of factors turning me quite bearish.  
                         See
Tiger Blog - 11/22/2007 -World Bull Market Is Ending

           But the neckline here has not yet been broken.  And prices are nowhere near as
           overbought.  Head and shoulders patterns work best when prices are very over-extended. 
           The weakest foreign funds over the last quarter are Chile (ECH), Russia (RSX), Brazil  (EWA)   
           and Australia (EWA). These are each down more than 1%.   Declining predcious metals,
           copper and now natural gas prices bear much of the blame.

           A third longer-range threat comes from the less than sanguine outlook for profits
           in the the big multinationals that make up the DJI and SP-500.  For twenty years,
           they have boosted earnings by cutting labor costs and sending jobs overseas.
           It is not clear what they can still do now, except cut the bloated pay of their own
           executives, to achieve such economies.  There's just not much more outsourcing
           and part-time hiring they can do. 

           Fourthly, as in the late 1920s, wealth has become extremely concentrated.  The middle
           class in America has shrunk.   As a result, the buying power needed to consume
           what has been produced is just not here anymore.  It is not clear that the "developing"
           economies can continue to make up for what is not sold in the US.  The fall in
           prices for natural resources is htting them very hard.  Europeon buying will probably remain
           insufficient for some time.   Unemployment is above 11% in Europe.   The dominant fiscal
           and monetary policies there are heavily influenced by the unrepentant  believers in Austerity.
           In the end, over-production or under-consumption plus over-speculation brought
           the collapse of 1929.   It seems unavoidable again. 

           Fortunately, the US markets do NOT now look like they did in 1929, 1937, 1946, 1957,
           1960, 1966, 1969, 1973, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1984, 1987, 1990, 1998, 2000 or
           2007 when Sell S9s brough big sell-offs.  That gives us hope that the current decline
           will be temporary.     

           --->  191 -31   MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (6/11/2013)  Bullish plurality
 
             --->   97 +28         MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (6/11/2013)   

            ---> 30    New Highs on NASDAQ  26 new lowsBullish plurality
 
          ---> 13     New Highs on NYSE  198  new lows.   Bearish plurality   

                      6/11//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    
                                                            5-day Pct-K Stochastic SPY Chart

                                                              Current Peerless Key Values           

        
Date              DJIA                   La/MA      AnnRoc       P-I        P-I ch         P^^          IP21       V-I       Opct      65PctChange
     6/10/2013     15122 -117  .992      .122       -287    -143        -287      .03      -90    -.057         .047


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              6/10/2013    Peerless Sell S9B      The rally has stalled at the 21-day ma.
              The Closing Powers are still in minor uptrends but could not surpass their
              21-dma.   Next week's Fed meeting is scaring many of the bulls.  Short sales
              in the recent Bearish MINCP stocks  have worked out.  There are more candidates
              tonight.    That is a bearish sign.  But so have new longs in most  of the
              recent Bullish MAXCP stocks.   Hedging hedging is still called for.  

             The Sell S9B tells us to expect a lower DJI closing than we have so far seen on this
              decline.  But in  3 of the 5 cases, there was  first a rally back to the 2% upper band
              or higher.  With the  fear of a weakening economy overseas and the danger that the
              Fed will reduce  its buying of long-term bonds, a closer test of the rising 65-dma seems likely. 
              The biggest risk here is Deflation, Austerity and the premature support of
              very low interest rates.  That could be a very bearish combination given a
              stagnant world economy.  Europeon Unemployment is 11%.  FDR's experience
              in 1937 shows that Austerity in a week recovery can produce a savage Bear market.
              It is still not clear that the White House and Congressional Republicans will agree
              on a Budget to avoid the mindless fiscal austerity of the  "Sequester".

              Thursday's near-B19 was problematic because of the Sell S9 and because it occurred
              too close to the 21-day ma.   It would seem best to wait for a new Peerless Buy to
              take a long position in the DIA or SPY.  Still, it is probably best to wait for a rally
              to the 2% upper band  to go short SPY.   

              Natural gas looks like a good short sale.  Note the head/shoulders pattern in
              UNG and the multiple Sell S7s signifying Closing Power is much weaker than price. 
              The Japanese Yen has bearishly fallen back below its falling 65-dma. but the Closing
              Power is still rising and the IP21 is positive. It is  usually best for the CLosing Power
              to break its uptrend before going short again after the 65-dma has been breached.

              We are apt to get a good clue about what the FED will do next week from the big banks.
              The Tiger chart of them below shows them to be just below the apex of a potential right shoulder
              in a head/shoulders pattern.  This means they are at a crucial, high inflection point.

                                                            Tiger Big Banks Index

BIGBANKS.BMP (1096854 bytes)


           --->  222          MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (6/10/2013)  Bullish plurality
 
             --->   69 +44    MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (6/10/2013)   

            ---> 96    New Highs on NASDAQ  21 new lows
          ---> 61     New Highs on NYSE  64 new lows.   Bearish plurality   

                      6/10//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    
                                               5-day Pct-D Stochastic SPY Charts will be shown regularly.

                                                              Current Peerless Key Values           

        
Date              DJIA                 La/MA      AnnRoc       P-I        P-I ch         P^^         IP21       V-I       Opct      65PctChange
     6/10/2013     15239 -10    1.00       .122       -144    +25      -144      .058     -59    .026         ..059


                                       Higher Interest Rates Are Expected.

                  The DJI could not get past its 21-day ma.  The number of new lows on the
           NYSE overtook the number of new highs there.  This re-ignites fears of the bearish
           Titanic effect.  The 10-year rates made a 12-month new highs and bond funds
           weakened appreciably.

                  On June 18th-19th, the Federal Reserve's Open Market Committee meets.
           They are quite capable of inadvertently issuing a statement which could
           drop the SP-500 by 10% if they withdraw from QE-III or mark up the
           very low Federal Funds' Rate up.  The experience of early 1994 (which is
           discussed below) shows that.   Interestingly, the high Accumulation we now
           see may not be enough support to hold up the market.  It was not enough
           in February 1994 when Federal Funds were raised merely by 1/4% and
           that was in a growing economy.

                                    Ten Year Rates Make A New 12-Month High.
                             Meanwhile, the Federal Funds' Rate remains under 0.12%,
                             as it has for two years.
 
                                        2013-06-01,         0.09
                                        2013-06-02,         0.09
                                        2013-06-03,        0.10
                                        2013-06-04,        0.11
                                        2013-06-05,        0.09
                                        2013-06-06,        0.10
                                        2013-06-07,        0.09
                              http://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/h15/data.htm             
                                     
             The last Federal Reserve Open Market Committee meeting was on May 1.
             They announced that there would be no change to the Federal Funds Target
             Rate.  Since then the 10-Yr Treasury Notes' interest rates have jumped
             from 1.65% to 2.21%.  This is clearly having a big impact on bonds.  Its
             effect on stocks is less clear, because the Federal Funds rate remains a
             historical lows, beneath 0.10%.  Historically, the SP-500 has been most
             influenced by the Federal Funds Rate.  It is short-term bearish when the
             Fed Funds Rate rises, but it is a sign of a strengthening economy, too.  See the
             chart below.   "(T)he data from January 1999 to March 2010 (show)  the correlation
             between the Fed Funds Rate and the S&P 500 is 0.818".  This is a strong positive
             correlation.   Higher short-term rates in early 1994 sent the market down 10%
             in a month, but after going sidewise for the rest of the year, the bull market of
             1995-2000 begam. 


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               http://blog.afraidtotrade.com/the-10-year-relationship-between-the-sp500-and-fed-funds-rate/

                        Feb 1994:  By Raising the Fed Funds' Rates, the Fed Stopped
                        a Rising Market For 10 Months.  The DJI had been showing consisistently
                        positive Accumulation.  The DJI dropped 10% in 2 months.  But 1995
                        saw the market take off in a 5 year-long supe rbull market.

            Background:
            The Federal Funds Rate is the rate that big banks trade funds over-night with
            each other at the Fed to meet liquidity requirements.  It is determined by the
            Federal Open Market Committ.  This affects money supply and the cost bank borrowing.
            Presently the Fed Funds rate is a record lows, around 0.09%.  It has not been  above
            0.20% since 12/19/2010.   Between  10/23/2008 and 10/31/2008, the Federal Funds rate
            dropped from 0.93% to 0.22%. (Source).   This is the of the most sensitive short-term
            indication of interest rates.  The Fed's Discount Rate is the rate at which Fed member
            banks can borrow from the Fed. On 12/16/2008, the Fed lowed the Discount Rate from
            1.25% to 0.50%.


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                    "A reconstruction of events leading up to the recent string of interest rate hikes
            illustrates Greenspan's ability to carry out a conservative, Republican-influenced
            monetary policy without running afoul of a relatively liberal Democratic Administration.
            ...
In interviews, Fed officials said they realized the turning point had arrived as they gathered ...
            on the eve of a critical Feb. 4 meeting of the rate-setting Federal Open Market Committee.
            Thanks to Greenspan, the Fed had accommodated the Clinton White House throughout 1993
            by keeping interest rates near historic lows while the nation's economy picked up speed...
            By early 1994, however, Greenspan had convinced himself the time had come to change course.
            At the dinner on the night of Feb. 3, it was understood that the long-awaited policy turn would
            come the next day. "It was clear before the meeting that we were on the brink," recalled one (Fed)
            source.
            "Greenspan was determined to get all the members of the Open Market Committee to endorse
             what would be the first interest rate increase imposed by the Fed in five years. A split vote, he feared,
             would signal to outsiders a lack of consensus within the central bank.  By happy coincidence ...
             the Labor Department reported on the morning of Feb. 4 that the economy had created far more
            jobs in January than analysts had expected.  Fast job growth meant only one thing to Fed officials:
            Inflationary pressures would soon begin building unless the Fed acted quickly to hit the brakes....
           Greenspan got the unanimous vote he was seeking to raise the benchmark federal funds interest rate
            to 3.25% from 3.00%.   In fact, he had to rein in some committee members who wanted to approve a
            larger rate hike of half a percentage point. He convinced them that a half-point raise would give
            too much of a jolt to the nation's financial markets.

            "Still, when Greenspan took the unprecedented step of publicly announcing that first rate hike on Feb. 4,
            he and his colleagues were stunned by the reaction (the 10% plunge in the Dow Jones industrial average)..
            ...(S)gnificantly, the policy shift proved far less popular among the nation's political leaders and opinion
            setters than Greenspan had anticipated. There was no evidence that prices had begun rising, the outsiders
            said, and so the rate hikes seemed premature."

                              http://articles.latimes.com/1994-05-11/business/fi-56439_1_rate-hike
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              6/7/2013    Expect A Rally Back To 15400-15500 even though there is no new Buy.
              This assumes that the Fed and Bernanke do not Scare the Market Again by talking
              about reducing QE-III as easly as this month.

              There is no new  P\eerless Buy Signal.   But The Reversal Thursday and Friday
              can be compared to a Buy B19.  My comparable B19 study below suggests there is only
              a 10% chance of a significantly bigger decline.   The 65-dma support has not been
              eaten up so far.  Most likely the DJI will rally to a reversal 2%-3% higher now. 
              A short-term reversal at the 21-dma is not likely.  That only occurred in 1 of the
              10 B19s that seem comparable.  A rally past the first tagging of the upper band
              occurred in 4 of the 10 earlier B19s.   Of course, we did not get a Buy B19.  But
              that was because of the Sell S9B.  When S9Bs are studied, the odds heavily favor
              the DJI not being able next to get past the 3.5% upper band  without a retest of the
              recent lows. A nominal lower closing always occurred after each of the Sell S9B.


       --->  207    MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (6/7/2013)  Bullish plurality
 
       --->     25     MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (6/7/2013)   

            ---> 74    New Highs on NASDAQ  14 new lows Bullish plurality
 
          ---> 49     New Highs on NYSE  11 new lows.   Bullish plurality   

                      6/7//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    
                                               5-day Pct-D Stochastic SPY Charts will be shown regularly.

                                                              Current Peerless Key Values           

        
Date              DJIA                 La/MA      AnnRoc       P-I        P-I ch         P^^         IP21       V-I       Opct      65PctChange
     6/7/2013     15248 +207   1.001      .112       -169    +7       -169       .06      -68     .022         ..063


                                 The DJI Came Very Close to Getting A Buy on Thursday.

               The DJI did not end the day on Thursday near enough to the rising 65-dma for a Buy B11.
               And we would have gotten a Buy B19 on Thursday if the DJI had closed a little lower and
               if there had not been a Peerless Sell on Wednesday.   The Accumulation Index has stayed
               steadily positive and the Closing Power downtrend was broken Friday.  I would
               think the DJI will rally back to the 2% upper band, assuming it can get past its
               21-day ma.  Based on the near-Buy B19/near-B11 I cannot predict a breakout
               run to the 16000 level.  More backing and filling are probably needed.  I noticed
               that the 10-Year Treasury rates rose higher on Friday.  That keeps Municipal
               Bonds under pressure. 

               Clearly, the highest Accumulation and high Power-Ranked blue chips and high
               performance stocks were "Rar'in to Go".  (I used to have a pal named Micahel who
               loved playing the horses.  He always wanted a horse owner to name a really fast one,
               "Rare Indigo".)

               We did get a Buy B19 on Thursday with the older 2006 version, but the current
               version did not get it.   There has been another Peerless Sell the day before.  And the
               newer version cancelled Buy B19s when that was true.  The 1950 and 2004 examples
               show the risk of using the Buy B19 too close after another Sell. 

               But what would be the bullish significance of the Buy B19 if it had occurred?  To answer
               that we have to eliminate the Buy B19s that occurred in a bear market or when the
               DJI was down 8% or more in an intermediate-term correction.  This eliminates more
               than half the cases.  We also, I think, should eliminate those that take place between
               October and March, because the seasonality now is so different.  And occurrences
               in a Presidential Election year should not be considered as possible parallels. That leaves
               the following cases since 1945.

               There are 10 parallels. In only one case, 1950, did the DJI continue to fall.  There
               had been an earlier Sell S5 and S9.  A head/shoulders pattern also formed.  In the
               9 other cases the B19 would have been reversed only after a gain. 
In only 1 of these
               cases did the DJI fall back from its 21-day ma.
  In this cases the lower band held
               and the DJI then rallied. 
If the DJI can get past the 21-day ma, the odds are 5 to
               3 that the DJI will reverse between the 1.8% and 2.8% upper band.
  Presently, the
               Buy B11 gives odds of 4 in 10 that the DJI will get pas the first tagging of the upper
               band.  

    B19s That Parallel the Denied Instance of 6/6/2012

Date       LA/MA  Result
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6/6/2012  .988    ????
           high
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6/28/1950 .965    Big loss 214.7 to 197.5 on 7/13/1950
This not allowed because of the Sell S5 - P-NC at upper band
North Korea invaded South Korea to cause this DJI drop.

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4/11/1967 .983    4.7% gain DJI rose above upper band.  
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6/6/1967  .985    7.5% gain DJI rose past the first tagging of the upper
                  band.   

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9/30/1980 .985    DJI rallied to a reversal 1.9% above 21-DMA
                  before having to re-test the previous low.

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4/15/1987 .979    DJI rally stalled at 21-dma and another
                  test of lows was required
before rallying.
                  DJI then rallied to a reversal 2.6% above 21-DMA.
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9/22/1987 .988    DJI rallied to a reversal 2.8% above MA before crashing.
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3/12/2004 .97     DJI rallied to a reversal 2.7% over 21-DMA
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4/21/2005 .985    DJI rallied to a reversal 2.2% over 21-DMA
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3/6/2007 .974     Strong Rally followed.   Gain = 14.3%
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4/11/2012 .976    DJI rallied to a reversal 1.8% over 21-DMA.  Gain= 3.7%
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              6/6/2013           New Peerless Sell S9B    The DJI tagged the rising 65-dma.
   
             Its close was too far away from that ma for a Buy signal.  The Unemployment/Jobs
             Report tomorrow is expected to be poor enough to cause the FED to continue QE-3. 
             That, at least,   is my interpretation of today's rally, big drop in the Dollar, the rise in Gold,
             Crude Oil and the Yen ( which has bullishly gotten back above its falling 65-dma.) 
             We see head and shoulders patterns in some of the airlines stocks.  This may be
             signaling a rise in Crude Oil, which is now back above its 65-dma. 

             If tomorrow, DIA's Closing Power ends up cearly above its short-term downtrendline,
             I would suggest closing out the DIA short sale.  But there are ample number of
             Bearish MINCP Stocks to short and thereby hedge with.   Our Stocks' Hotline
             remains short a number of municipal bond funds and long some of the highest
             AI/200 stocks.   As you can see tonight, a number of the Bullish MAXCP Stocks
             could hardly wait to rally.

                 The DIA chart below shows very steadily positive Accumulation. 
                 Usually this means that institutions stand ready to buy on weakness at the 65-dma.


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              The search for a June low will probably continue.  But it is true that in 3 of the 5
              earlier cases of Special S9Bs the DJI rallied back about 4% from its first low
              before late in the month falling to a lower closing nearer the lower band.  Only
              in 1971 when there was a major shift in US economic policies did the DJI
              break below the lower band.  In that case, a head/shoulders pattern developed
              and served as ample warning of the trouble ahead for 6 months.
         

     --->   121    MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (6/6/2013)  Bullish plurality
 
       --->   40     MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (6/6/2013)   

            ---> 43    New Highs on NASDAQ  14 new lows Bullish plurality
 
          ---> 16     New Highs on NYSE  17 new lows.   Bearish plurality  

                      6/6//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    

                                                              Current Peerless Key Values           

        
Date              DJIA                 La/MA      AnnRoc       P-I        P-I ch         P^^             IP21       V-I       Opct      65PctChange
     6/6/2013     15041 +80     .988      -.012       -177    +10      -177       .059     -73     .024         ..052
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                                                Will Yen Lead Gold Stocks Up
                                              Just as It Lead Gold Stocks Down?


            I suggested buying both ANV and SSRI about 10 days ago when their Closing
            Power broke their downtrends.  Now they must get back above their falling 65-dma
            as FXY (Japanese Yen EDT) has.   Those new to TigerSoft will discover how
            much Closing Power and the Accumulation working together will determine
            trends and trend changes.  A breakdown by CLosing Power coupled with heavy
            distribution is very reliably bearish.  A breakout by CLosing Power above resistance
            coupled with positive Accumulation usually send prices higher.  The intermediate-term
            trends in the Yen and Gold have probaby reversed.  Getting back above the 65-day
            ma and staying above it are still needed to establish a reversal.  


                                                         Yen is back above 65-dma.
                               It must stay above it.  The break in the CP downtrend is bullish.


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             6/5/2013           New Peerless Sell S9B    14800 Is The Initial Downside Target.

            But Fed Silence will continue to drop prices. The A/D Line trendbreak continues
            to weaken the technical underpinning of the market.  There have only been
            3 late May DJI peaks like the current one.  In two cases the DJI fell 5%
            from the peak to the lower band.  A  5% decline here from the peak would
            mean a decline to the lower band and 14680.  In the third case, 1946,
            a big and perfectly symmetrical  head/shoulders pattern developed.  The DJI
            then fell 22% because of labor unrest after the war.  Our economic problems
            now are completely different.

            Seasonality is mildly bearish.  Since 1965, the DJI has risen only 42.6% of the
            time over the two weeks follwing  June 5th.  

      ---> 62    MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (6/5/2013)  

       --->   98    MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (6/5/2013)  Bearish plurality  
                                                        Note the many leveraged Bearish ETFs here and
                                                        how weak their Closing Powers are.
                                                        This shows Professionals are bullish.  Definitely not bearish here.

            ---> 9    New Highs on NASDAQ  15 new lowsBearish plurality
 
          ---> 4     New Highs on NYSE  63 new lows.   Bearish plurality  

                      6/5//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    

                                                              Current Peerless Key Values           

        
Date              DJIA                 La/MA      AnnRoc       P-I        P-I ch         P^^             IP21       V-I       Opct      65PctChange
     6/5/2013     14961 -217     .983      -.006       -187    -122      -187         .04       -84     .014         ..054


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           There is still probably more downside risk.  The average decline in the DJI after a
           Special S9B is 5.6%.   The DJI fell about 1,5%  today.  This would suggest we have
           600 points more decline ahead of us.  That would take the DJI down 14360
           and represent a normal and mild 33% retracement.   On the other hand,
           a  rising 65-day ma usually acts as support and Peerless may give a Buy
           signal near it at 14800 if we do not knife down right through it.  There's
           no way to know at this stage how deep the present decline will go.  I do have to
           note several special concerns:

           First, the weekly DJI charts shows that we are now on the fourth Wave Up.  Elliot Wave
           people say  that this suggests an extremely over-bought and risky market, in that
           usually there is a "stumble" after just three waves up.  A much bigger decline follows
          a fourth wave up.

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          Second,  the world stock markets are generally quite weak.  The Tiger Index of non-US
          ETFs shows a big head and shoulders pattern with prices falling down from the apex
          of the right shoulder.  The multi-nationals that make up the DJI may not be able to
          escape a slumping world economy.   Wall Street got what it wanted in free trade and the
          free flow of capital.  Now it may be dragged down by its choice to end all protectionism
          for the American market.

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          Third, the DIA's Closing Power did complete today its own bearish looking head/shoulders
          pattern to confirm the DJI's own head/shoulders' price pattern.  These are nasty patterns
          if not reversed.  A higher opening may end up being overcome by another round of
          Professional selling if Bernanke and the Fed do not come to the rescue soon.  They may
          have been testing the market's resiliance by releasing to the public their consideration of
          of June plan to reduce QE-III.   If so, they have succeeded in scaring it.  Economic news is
          not good now.  If they want to prevent a relapse of the economy, they had better clarify
          their intentions soon.  If they do not, it probably shows that Bernanke has lost his majority
          and the easing will start ending in June. 

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           Fourth,  the DJI could not even advance past May 28th, its top.  Usually there
           is an influx of funds to buy at the end of each month and the beginning of
           the next month.  Here are the late May tops since 1945.

                                            Late May Tops since 1945

Date             Result  la/ma    21-dma-roc   P-I      P-ch     P^^     IP21   V-I        Opct          65-day             la/65 dma
                                                                                                                                       Pct Change

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5/28/1945   LB   
1.018       .31                 9            6           41         .031      -58          .156             .057                 1.046
Sell S8 and S11 using March 2013 Peerless.  2.3% gain shorting - using new unreleased Peerless
DJI fell 5% to the lower band  It broke the rising 65-dma.
In August it shot up to 3 more months of new highs.
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5/28/1946   LB    1.029     .329             64          -4          251        .269        43         .253             .142                 1.053
Sell S5 and S4 using March 2013 Peerless. 
A perfect head/shoulders pattern developed. The DJI dropped 22% to an October low.
22% gain shorting - using new unreleased Peerless
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5/25/1972    LB    1.025   .279            -10         14         
  -20         ,004        -1        /222           /062                  1.025
Earlier Sell S8 and S9 using March 2013 Peerless.
5.4% gain shorting - using new unreleased Peerless.  DJI fell only to the lower band and then
went tidewise until after Presidential Election, when it rose 10%.



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           6/4/2013           New Peerless Sell S9B   

           There is still probably more downside risk than  upside potential. We will be lucky
           if the DJI's rising 65-day ma at 14900 holds up, given the lack of political leadership
           in Washington and the fragile state of the economic "recovery".  What gives us some
           hope is that the Accumulation Index is still reasonably high and Bernanke may
           act quickly to lower rates again when the news of a further economic slow-down  
           next comes out.  Today "a Federal Reserve official said the U.S. economy
            isn’t strong enough to justify a reduction in stimulus measures."   But what if the
           Fed is too slow to do this?   A further decline tomorrow would complete the
           DJI's bearish head and shoulders pattern of 18 days' length.  It would also
           complete the DIA's bearish Closing Power head and shoulders.  Head and shoulders
           patterns in the DJI are often the way the market adjusts to new, unexpected bearish news.

                             6/4//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    

                                                              Current Peerless Key Values           

        
Date              DJIA               La/MA      AnnRoc      P-I      P-I ch         P^^             IP21       V-I       Opct      65PctChange
     6/4/2013     15178 -76     .977      .159        -66    -104      -66         .076     -50     .022         ..071
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                   The P-Indicator has finally turned negative.  Its turning negative after being
                    positive for more than 5 straight months produces this automatic signal.

                    "There have been 6 cases since 1929.   The average DJI decline gain in the
                     five completed cases (of Sell S9b's) is 5.6% at the time of  the next
                     Peerless Buy signal.  In 3 of the 5 cases, there would have been a  paper
                     loss   between 2.8% and 3.1%."
 
  On average this would have meant short
                     sellers
of would suffer a 1.8%  paper loss before there achieving a gain which would
                     have averaged 5.6%.   This track record justifies Selling short DIA, I believe.

                     We do want to watch the Closing Power tomorrow for DIA to see if the
                     CP mini-head and shoulders pattern's neckline is broken.  This would clearly be
                     a bearish development.  The long-untested 65-dma is inviting a test.  I have
                     to note, too, that Professionals are still bullish more stocks than they are bearish.
                     This causes me to adopt a wait-and-see policy regarding our long positions
                     of the very highest Accumulation stocks on our Tiger Stocks' Hotline.  But
                     others should, I think, be sold.  We can always rebuy positions when Peerless
                     next gives a Buy signal.  Shorting DIA and some of the Bearish MINCP Stocks 
                     seems a good hedge right now. 

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                                               Besides Profit-Taking, What's Causing the Decline?

                    The well-advertised decline here seemingly has resulted from fears that the Fed
                    may soon limit their buying of bonds and mortagages, which will result in a rise of interest
                    rates.   As a result many of the dividend paying stocks on the NYSE are much less attractive.
                    If 10-year rates go up to 2.7%, which is my minimum target for 2013, a downward adjustment
                    in prices is needed simply to make them competitive again prospectively with Treasuries.  
                    With prices declining, there is extra pressure now on dividend share owners to sell.

                                               What Will Happen if The Economy Turns Down?

                     It is believed that the FED will see bad economic news in the weeks ahead
                     as reason to continue QE-III.  But what if fiscal drag of automatic budget cuts
                     is greater than they expect.  Premature budget balancing caused the 47% crash
                     of 1937.   Can monetary policies alone overcome fiscal drag?  Keynes showed
                     elementary Fear, "an animal spirit", can be a more powerful economic force
                     than free-market promoters want to admit.

                     The real reason for the decline may go way past a rise in interest rates.  With
                     Washington badly stalemated even when the weather is mild, when it gets
                     really hot and humid in DC this Summer because of global warming, I can easily
                     imagine tempers flaring.  Political fighting and ideological stubborness could reach
                     new highs.  With politicians strutting to make favorable  impressions on their bases
                     in preparation for the mid-term Elections next year, there may be no compromises,
                     only strident gridlock.
                    
                     All of which could mean the US government will not have a planned budget for 2014.
                     Instead, many of the automatic spending cuts of  "Sequestration" will go into
                     effect. US manufacturing is already in decline again. The $85 billion in government
                     spending cuts for the next 6 months will hit hard.   If the economy weakens further,
                     I doubt if there will be any changes in fiscal or trade policies to stimulate the economy.   
                     The danger is that we could even find ourselves in another politically caused
                     Depression; the first being 1937-1938 when FDR decided to start budget balancing
                     to head off over-speculation and expected inflation right in the middle of what
                     was still a very weak economic recovery.  Bernanke and the Fed know of these
                     events.   But monetary policy may not be able to hold up the economy or the
                     stock market if economic conditions worsen rapidly.  As in 1928-1929 and in 2007,
                     the average person in the US still lacks enough buying power to buy what
                     is produced. Wealth inequality in the US is well-known to be extreme.  It is
                     largely ignored by both parties. In this situation, over-production, lay-offs, deflation
                     and deficits may be entirely unavoidanle and only a matter of time.  I've shown that the
                     stock market can rise a long time when unemployment is high, but there ARE limits. 
                     We may have reached them.  Once the stock market's momentum turns down,
                     things could rapidly get out of hand and worsen much more quickly than the Fed
                     or the isolated DC politicians realize or are be able to prevent.  This makes the
                     downside risk greater than upside potential now.

                                                          1937's Top and Plunge

                     The technical condition of the stock market now is much better than it was
                     at its August 1937 top.  But we should be aware of the dangers of such a top
                     happening again given the fragile nature of the recovery and the failure
                     of political leadership in Washington.

                                                      1937 and The 47% DJI Free-Fall

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                                             Watch The A/D Line and The V-Indicator Trends

                     The well-tesed NYSE A/D Line uptrends was broken today for the same reason.  
                     This has its own bearishness.  Such breaks have their own own followoers. 
                     A/D Line trendbreaks used to be treated as Sell S6's by Peerless back in the
                     1980s before Windows made an automatic Peerless possible.   Our special S9 signal
                     is not new.  It has been used since 2003 or 2004.   Below is the 2006 Peerless chart.
                     I placed the V-Indicator at the bottom of the chart to show another indicator
                     traders should watch.                       

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      ---> 278    MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (6/4/2013)  Bullish plurality

       ---> 148    MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (6/4/2013)   
                                                        Note the many leveraged Bearish ETFs here and
                                                        how weak their Closing Powers are.
                                                        This shows Professionals are bullish.  Definitely not bearish here.
            ---> 98    New Highs on NASDAQ  6 new lowsBullish plurality
          ---> 38     New Highs on NYSE  169 new lows.    Bearish plurality 


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                     6/3/2013          Peerless Remains on A Second Buy B18 

                     The Falling Closing Power Trend warns that a retreat back to 14800 may
                     be needed for the DJI.  

                    In addition, now we have to be concerned that Peerless will give a Special S9 signal.
                    The P-Indicator stands at only +38 tonight.  It fell 91 from Friday.  Its turning
                    negative tomorrow would likely bring a a Special Sell S9.  That is likely to
                    happen because the data being dropped off in the creation of the P-Indicator,
                    the 21-day ma of advances-declines on NYSE, is +1392.  If my math is
                    right, the P-Indicator will turn negative unless there are more than 574
                    up than down on NYSE.   Usually these signals bring declines of 3% to 6%.
                    There is hope.  Tuesdays have been up something like 17 straight weeks.
                    For DIA, they have been up 71.9% of the time for the last year.

                                                          Current Peerless Key Values           

        
Date              DJIA               La/MA      AnnRoc      P-I      P-I ch       P^^             IP21          V-I       Opct      65PctChange
     6/3/2013     15254 +138  1.003      .331      +38     -91      +38        .098       -19     .12         ..079


                                    The rising 65-dma at 14800 should be good support.
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                                          SPY's Accumulation Index shows underlying support.
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                    The DJI rose 138 points today and got back above the 21-day ma, but the
                    advance looked artificial and contrived in that there were 318 more stocks
                    down than up on the NYSE.  Such internal weakness happens when the market
                    becomes defensive or when it is being rigged to give the appearance of normalcy.
                    The continued sharp drop in municipal bonds is not normal.  Below is the
                    TigerSoft Bond Fund chart.

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                    The adjustment  to a less subsidized bond market is unavoidably painful.  The
                    weakness in the municipal mond market is so pronounced, one has to wonder
                    if the tax-exempt status of their dividends may become an active  political issue,
                    perhaps a bargaining chip the White House might use in budget talks with
                    the House Republican meat-cleaver crew.  The question  remains open whether and
                    how much the bearish adjustment in bonds will impact the equities' market. 

                            
(Reuters 4/10/2013) - U.S. President Barack Obama in his budget ... proposed capping
                             the value of the tax exemption for interest paid by municipal bonds, suggesting
                             once again a way to raise revenues that has rattled the $3.7 trillion municipal bond market
                             for more than a year. According to a summary released by the White House, in his budget
                             proposal for fiscal 2014 Obama would limit the value of tax benefits for the top 2 percent
                             of earners to 28 percent from the current 35 percent.

                    We came very close to having the P-Indicator turn negative after being positive
                    for six straight months.  If that had happened, we would have gotten a Special Sell S9
                    because the DJI did close back above its 21-day ma.  Special Sell S9s can
                    only occur when the ratio of the DJI's close to the 21-day ma is above +.989.

                    Special S9s need to be documented separately from Sell S9s.  Below are the
                    five cases.  Mostly they bring a decline to the lower band.  But in 1971 when
                    President Nixon was about to stop backing the Dollar with gold and declare
                    price and wage controls, we also got one of these signals.  After a head/shoulders
                    pattern in the 1971 case, the DJI fell more than 11.9%.  I mention this
                    because it is possible that there will be a change in Fed policies or there
                    may ne another budget stand-off between the President and the House Republicans. 

                                                              Special S9s: 1929-2013

  S9<B> #1
     6/7/1943  141.8       Subsequent Decline  =    3.9%                           Paper loss = 2.8%
   12/18/1942-6/7/1943    5 months and 2 weeks      
    LA/MA      ANNROC     P           P^^       IP21     V-I            Opct
    1.016         .248          -11 -34    -55         .012    -113           -.035
         DJI declined to a poitt 1.5% below 21-dma, and then rallied to a nominal new high
         and then declined below lower band.  
No Paper loss.

 S9<B> #2  5/6/1971  937.39 Subsequent Decline= 11.9% No Paper loss.  
  11/27/1970 - 5/7/1971  5 months and 2 weeks       
    LA/MA     ANNROC     P          P^^      IP21     V-I         Opct 
          .999         .313           -15  -34   -32      .076       -1           .279
         Head and shoulders breakdown followed this S9B.  DJi fell below the lower band. No Paper loss. 
 S9<B> #3     4/29/1986  1825.89 Subsequent Decline= 3.6% No Paper Loss 
   10/15/1986 - 4/29/1986  6 months and 2 weeks   
    LA/MA     ANNROC          P         IP21       V-I         Opct 
          1.01         .048              -1        .049       -9          .112  
          Reversed:    1826.07 7/9/86   
  
 S9<B> #4 S9    2/20/2004   10619.03 Subsequent Decline = 6.1% Paper loss = 2.8%
   8/18/2005 - 1/24/2005  5 months and 1 week       
   LA/MA      ANNROC          P                    IP21         V-I         Opct 
   1.028   .175     -9         .018   -148   .079 
   Reversed:  9968.51  5/18/04   B2
 S9<B> #5 S9  1/5/2007 12398.01 Subsequent Decline = 2.3%     Paper loss = 3.1%  
   7/19/2005 - 1/5/2007 5 months and 2 weeks         
   LA/MA       ANNROC          P                    IP21         V-I         Opct  
   1.021   .11      -8        .017   -119   .112 
   Reversed:  12207.59  3/6/07    B19

           
                 
      ---> 166    MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (6/3/2013)  Bullish plurality

       ---> 115    MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (6/3/2013)   
                                                        Note the many leveraged Bearish ETFs here and
                                                        how weak their Closing Powers are.
                                                        This shows Professionals are bullish.  Definitely not bearish here.

            ---> 42    New Highs on NASDAQ  8 new lowsBullish plurality
          ---> 28     New Highs on NYSE  25 new lows.   Bullish plurality 


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                                   5/31/2013          Peerless Remains on A Second Buy B18 

                   The DJI futures were up over 60.  Now just 15. With the SPY Closing Power in
                  a minor downtrend, we have to worry about what will happen after the opening.
                  The best support will likely be at the rising 65-dma.  I doubt if interest rates
                  will be able to hold where they are now.  A continued rise will continue to put more
                  pressure on dividend-paying stocks.  However, I doubt if high Accumulation stocks
                  like GRA (AI/200=200!)  will suffer much.  The Closing Power up-trendbreak
                 and the now falling minor CP trendline are short-term bearish.

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              The second Peerless buy B18 typically brings a gain of more than 10%.  Here that
              would mean a DJI move past 16000.  If there is a further decline, it will probably
              be stopped near the rising 65-dma near 14770. There have been 9 late May/June
              tops since 1945 without a timely Peerless Sell from which the DJI fell down to the zone
              between the lower band and the 65-dma  A deeper decline has always required
              a Peerless Sell and/or a head/shoulders pattern.  More important, a continuing
              DJI advance is still likely after this decline is over.  The DJI advanced in 33
              of the years since 1945 above its May-June highs.


              So, it it signifcant that there has been no Peerless Sell yet.  There was no Sell S4
              when last week the DJI's Accumulation Index dropped below its ma.  The reason
              was that in the year after a Presidential Election in April or May, it does not pay to sell
              less than 2% above the 21-day ma even when the V-Indicator was as low as +8,
              as it was on 5/30/13.  In fact, this would have failed in 1961 and 1989.  What
              happens most times on a Sell S4 at this time, from April to June, is that the DJI
              is 2% to 3.6% over the 21-day ma and the OBVPct is negative on a Sell S4.

                                                    The Next Peerless Sell 

                In the 68 years since 1945, there have been 24 tops from Mid May to the end of June.
                In 33 years the DJI kept tising.  This makes the odds of a June top something like
                24/(24 + 33)  or 38.9%

            
               Of course, we could still get a Sell S4 on the failure of a weak rally this month
               if the DJI's Accumulation drops below its 21-day ma, the DJI is 2% above the
               21-day ma and the OBVPct is below 0.  We could also get a Sell S15 if the
               the DJI were to rally above the upper 2.5% band and the V-ndicator is negative.
               Another possibility would be a Special Sell S9 if the P-Indicator drops below 0
               and the DJI is above its 21-day ma provided the P-Indicator has stayed positive
               105 or more straight days.  As the the P-Indicator has been positive 6 straight months,
               more than 120 straight days, since late November, there would seem to be little
               the market can do to avoid another Sell, except to drop a little further and have the
               P-Indicator turn negative with the DJI below the 21-day ma.    .

                                                          Current Peerless Key Values           

        
Date              DJIA               La/MA      AnnRoc      P-I          P-I ch       P^^             IP21          V-I       Opct      65PctChange
     5/31/2013  15116 -209    .995       .325     +1 28     -36    +128         .085       -11    .139         .094


            5/31//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    
                 
      ---> 234    MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (5/31/2013)  Bullish plurality

       ---> 136    MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (5/31/2013)   
                                                        Note the many leveraged Bearish ETFs here and
                                                        how weak their Closing Powers are.
                                                        This shows Professionals are bullish.  Definitely not bearish here.
            ---> 43    New Highs on NASDAQ   14 new lowsBullish plurality
          ---> 22     New Highs on NYSE  119 new lows.    Bearish plurality 

                                  The Rise in Interest Rises  Is Probably Far from Over. 

                     2.7% on Ten Year Treasuries looks like a reasonable chart objective for this Summer.
                     This would be a 50 basis point rise and drop bond funds perhaps 8% more.
                     Professionals are not done selling bonds, I think.  We can watch the rising trend
                     of the Closing Power in TNX to judge that.  When we think back how far
                     gold and silver stocks fell, after they showed heavy red distribution, top patterns
                     and falling Closing Powers 4 months ago, I think we have to remain very
                      bearish now on bonds, especially municipal bonds.    The most bearish
                     bond fund is NNJ.  This should still be shorted, I believe.

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TNX.BMP (1164054 bytes)
                              
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                         A Rise in Rates, above 3%, Seems Unlikely This Summer.

         The rise in interest rates was inevitable and even predictable, judging fron the heavily
         red (negative) and falling Closing Powers.  But the big bank stocks keep rising.  In
         1987, when the stock market crashed in the Fall as Greenspan slammed on the brakes
         too hard, JPM was going sidewise in a rising general market.  JPM is today the
         highest AI/200 stock in the DJI-30.

         The financial elites on Wall Street are not concerned that interest rates will suddenly run
         upwards so much that it will wreck either the recovery or the stock market's bullish run. 
        The Fed's Governors ARE these same elites. They could be wrong, of course, like they
         were in 2005 and 2006, but it seems highly unlikely that the Fed will panic and push up
         rates up too fast like Greenspan did in 1987 or when he talked the market down 10%
         in the first quarter of 1994 out of a misplaced fear of inflation.

         The real problem is that the Fed may lose control for either of two basic reasons.  This could
         happen if economic growth causes the general demand for money to push up rates faster
         than is epected.  Most important here will be new economic US reports and whether the
         pace of the US economic receovery quickens.  In that case, rates will rise, regardless of
         Fed  wishes.  Countering such forces, the world economy is not exactly booming.  Eurozone
         unemployment stands at 12%.  This may cause Europen central bankers to relent and
         lower rates, like Japan has done, which would tend to hold back any rises in rates here.

         A second possibility that would cause rates to rise very fast would be if China or some other
         country with a very large holding of US Treasuries starts to do some significant selling. 
         Since such selling could get out of control and wreck world trade which China depends upon,
         I think this development is most unlikely.

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                         5/30/2013            Peerless Remains on A Second Buy B18 

                Watch to see if the DIA/SPY/QQQ Closing Power uptrends are violated tomorrow.  That
                would suggest Professionals are becoming net-sellers of the major market
                ETFs.   The A/D Line has definitely weakened this week.   A short-term pullback
                to 15000 does seem likely unless the FED says something to calm those who are
                afraid of higher interest rates sooner than previouslyu expected.   If 15000 does not hold,
                the rising  65-dma at 14700 should be very good support and bring a Buy B11.    The study
                here of the 6 May-June tops since 1945 that did bring a DJI decline below the lower band 
               shows that a Peerless Sell Signal should be expected first.  In additon, the recent values
               for the P-Indicator, V-Indicator and IP21 on the highest closing of this rally,   yesterday,
               were all above the highest values at these 6 important earlier tops.  So, while a
               decline to the 65-dma cannot be ruled out even though Peerless has given no Sell,
               a bigger decline should not be considered likely. 

               The study below shows Peerless gave a Sell signal near the late-May-June top in
                14 cases where the DJI then declined to at leas the lower band.but in 9 cases it
                did not.  There were no cases of DJI declines from a late-May-June top without
                there being a timely Peerless Sell.
  (Add 6/1/2013)

                We do want to watch next week to see if the Accumulation Index violates its 21-day ma. 
                May violations do not produce reliable Sell S4s on such breaks, but Junes can.
                More on this Sunday night.
     
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               5/30//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts    
                 
      ---> 367    MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (5/30/2013)  Bullish plurality

       ---> 91    MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (5/30/2013)   
                                                        Note the many leveraged Bearish ETFs here and
                                                        how weak their Closing Powers are.
                                                        This shows Professionals are bullish.  Definitely not bearish here.
            ---> 87    New Highs on NASDAQ   6 new lowsBullish plurality
          ---> 96     New Highs on NYSE  48 new lows.    Bearish plurality 

                Any decline should be shallow.   We have to remain bullish  on an intermediate-term
                basis because the second Peerless Buy B18 in 84 days reliably forecasts an additional
                10%+ advance on the DJI.  That would take the DJI above 16000.
  
                For now, the Closing Powers for DIA, QQQ and SPY are still rising. This tells us that
                Professionals are still net buyers.  That there are still 4x more MAXCP stocks than
                MINCP stocks shows that Professionals are having no trouble still deploying funds. 
                And if you look at the Bearish MINCP stocks, you again will see that it is mostly not
                stocks which Professionals are selling or shorting among the most distributed investment
                vehicles.   Rather the Bearish MINCP stocks tonight are mostly bearish ETFs on the
                general market, financials and bond funds.

                It's true the P-Indicator has slipped a lot, because dividend plays are now
                less attractive than they were before the Fed's Minutes warned that QE-3 might
                be reduced as early as June.   But, the P-Indicator is not yet negative and the
                DJI has not run to a false new high 2.5% over the 21-day ma with breadth lagging badly.   
                The Tiger Accumulation Index on the DJI stands at +.137.  This is still high enough allow
                us to expect that 15000 on the DJI will hold up if tested.

                Bears quoted in the news are making the mistake, I think, of saying that the stock market
                has risen too far ahead of the economic recovery.  I explained a few weeks ago that history
                shows that the stock market can get ahead of an economic recovery for two
                or more years, if we consider the 1927-1929 as such a period.  This is actually normal.  
                When investment opportunities in business ventures are not plentiful, wealthy investors
                naturally put their money into the more conservative stocks that make up the DJI and
                SP-500.   When American consumers aren't, or can't, buy what is produced, multinationals
                switch their whole operations overseas or buy out competitors in the stock market.     

                                                        Current Peerless Key Values           

        
Date              DJIA               La/MA      AnnRoc     P-I          P-I ch       P^^             IP21          V-I       Opct      65PctChange
     5/30/2013  15325 +22   1.01        .381     +166     -20     +166        .137       +8     .139         .094

                The greatest risk now is that the Fed will hit the brakes too hard in quitting QE-III,
                much like Greenspan did in the late Summer of 1987.  With computerized trading
                even more dominant now, we do have to be vigilant.  The first warning back then
                was the 1/2%+ rise in the Federal Funds rate in July and August 1987.  The second
                was the Accumulation Index falling below its 21-day ma.  The third was the failure of banls
                stocks then to stay above their flat or falling 65-dma. And the fourth, of course, was the
                Sell S9/S12 Sells on a false rally to the upper band in October.  The DJI then fell
                33% in less than 3 weeks.  How close are we to meeting these considtions again?

                The DJI now, as in 1987, has rallied a long way. But in 1987, the DJI kept
                 rising until August.  Gold stocks rallied steadily the first 9 months of 1987.   Clearly,
                 that is not true now.  Another difference is this year, the bank stocks are among
                 the leaders.  JPM is the highest AI/20 stock in the DJI.  Thirdly, Bernanke is now
                 much more experienced than Greenspan was in 1987.  So, though the DJI's
                 Accumulation Index might break below its 21-day, I think the odds still favor
                 more new highs.  

                 We do want to look ahead into the market's typical behavior in June.  The DJI tends
                 to rally for the first  7 or 8 trading days of June, but then reverses course and loses that gain.

                As you can see below, in the 68 years since 1945, there have been 24 tops from Mid May to
                the end of June.   In 33 years, a rising DJI continued past June. This suggests the odds
                are about 4:3 of June not bringing a decline to the lower band.

                Only 6 of the April-June tops brought declines below the lower band: 1948,  1960, 1969, 1974,
                1981 and 2001.    Here were the Peerless signals on these occasions.


                                                                                                   P-I^^        IP21      V-I
                6/14/1948    Sell S2. Sell S11.  Head/Shoulders.        237           .106         62
               6/12/1950    Sell S5                    Head/Shoulders         120           .176      -50  
               6/9/1960      Sell S2                    Head/Shoulders          211           .123      -36
              5/15/1969   Sell S9 Sell S8                                          179           .111          0
              6/7/1974     Sell S9 Sell S12                                      -137          -.074       -2
              6/15/1981  Earlier S15                                               254        -.001         3
              (5/28/2013       no sells                                                   341            .180       33)

                                                     Gold Stocks Still Look Good.
                                                             Let's Watch DUST.
                      
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                                            Late May and  June Tops since 1945

Date            Result  la/ma   21-dma-roc   P-I      P-ch    P^^     IP21   V-I       Opct         65-day            la/65 dma
                                                                                                                                       Pct Change

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5/28/1945   LB   
1.018      .31                9           6          41        .031      -58         .156            .057                1.046
(Sell S8 and S11 using March 2013 Peerless.)
2.3% gain shorting - using new unreleased Peerless
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5/28/1946   LB    1.029     .329            64         -4         251       .269        43        .253            .142                1.053
(Sell S5 and S4 using March 2013 Peerless.)
22% gain shorting - using new unreleased Peerless
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6/14/1948
<LB  1.012      .507             55        -18       237       .106        62          .165            .153                1.058
(Sell S2 and S11 using March 2013 Peerless.)
5% gain shorting - using new unreleased Peerless
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6/12/1950 -
<LB  1.027      .520             33         -3         120      .176      -50          .33              .129                1.061
(Sell S5 and earlier S9 using March 2013 Peerless.)
9,1% gain shorting - using new unreleased Peerless
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6/18./1951   LB  1.017     -.038           -42        -31       
-128     -.014     -171        -.192             .036                1.006
(S9 using earlier using March 2013 Peerless.)
6.4% gain shorting - using new unreleased Peerless
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6/1/1959 -to 65dma 1.019 .347          -57       -11          
-167     -.012     -395        .138            .068                  1.039
                                          (No Peerless Sell using March 2013 Peerless)
2.4% gain shorting - using new unreleased Peerless
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6/9/1960  
<LB     1.048 .985              74         13            211       ,123     -36         .617            .095                 1.060
(Sell S2 and earlier S9 using March 2013 Peerless.)
5.8% gain shorting - using new unreleased Peerless
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5/22/1961   LB    1,02   .298              56        -10            165       .005      
-72       -.055            .077                 1.035  
                                               (No Peerless Sell using March 2013 Peerless)
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6/3/1963    LB     1.007  .085             59         -9             159   
  -.043         071     -.184            .095                  1.035  
                                             
  (No Peerless Sell using March 2013 Peerless)
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5/15/1969  
<LB    1.022  .527            75        14            170         .111         0       .222           /018                 1.039
 
17.5% gain shorting - using new unreleased Peerless 
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5/25/1972    LB    1.025   .279           -10        14        
  -20         ,004       -1        /222          /062                 1.025
(Earlier Sell S8 and S9 using March 2013 Peerless).
5.4% gain shorting - using new unreleased Peerless
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6/7/1974  
<LB   1.033     .039         -77           39            -137      -.074      -2         .030          -.030                1.006
(
Sell S9 and earlier S12 using March 2013 Peerless.)
27.1% gain shorting - using new unreleased Peerless
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6/7/1978   LB    1.02         .527            90          2            199         .06           3       .296         .160                1..082
  (
Sell S8 and S5 using March 2013 Peerless.)
5.4% gain shorting - using new unreleased Peerless
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6/15/1981
<LB  1.02      .469             146        0              254        -.001      3       .012            /022                1.018
                                        
(2 months' earlier Sell S15 using March 2013 Peerless)
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6/21/1983  LB    1.025    .564              76        11             151       .115       4         .361           .116                1.049
                                        
(No Peerless Sell using March 2013 Peerless)
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6/24/1988  LB  1.028     1/042             191      -14            329       .177      30        .255           .036                1.033
                                          
(No Peerless Sell using March 2013 Peerless)
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  6/3/1991  LB   1.035      .383                 80     -13          148         .135     1           .376           .053               1.037
                                          
(No Peerless Sell using March 2013 Peerless)
                                            S3 on 5/31/1991 gained 4% using unreleased Peerless
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  6/1/1992  LB   1.01        .191                 39     -22              99        .022 
   -6         .002            .043               1.033
                                      
(2 months' earlier Sell S9 and S15 using March 2013 Peerless)
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  6/15/1994 LB   1.008     .377                191     -1             296        .147     12         .338           -.019              1.017
  (
Sell S15 a month earlier using March 2013 Peerless.)
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  5/22/1996  LB  1.036      .405                125     -1             150   
  -.058    25         .265           .058                1.034
   (
Sell S1 using March 2013 Peerless.)
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  5/21/2001 
<LB   1.41     .932                 410     91           400      .151       78         .092            .041                1.090
    (
Sell S4 and S11 using March 2013 Peerless.)  
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  6/23/2004  LB    1.018   .594                444      9              416      .166     110         .179            .028                1.020
                                          
(No Peerless Sell using March 2013 Peerless)
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  6/12/2009  LB   1.028    .718                 394    104         367       .079    
   -2       .145           .269                  1.092
  (
Sell S9 and S8 using March 2013 Peerless.)
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  6/17/2010  LB   1.028   -.09                    92      80           89        .038     
-107    .115          -.024                    .978
  (Sell S9 and S12 using March 2013 Peerless.)
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                                                                                        4/24      6/24     12/24

                                 There were many years where the market rallied past June.               

                                                   ALL YEARS' MAY and JUNE TOPS
                
                          l
a/ma  21-dma-roc   P-I      P-ch     P^^    IP21   V-I        Opct        65-day            la/65 dma
                                                                                                                                Pct Change

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5/28/1945   LB   
1.018      .31                9           6          41        .031   -58         .156            .057                1.046
5/28/1946   LB    1.029     .329            64         -4         251       .269     43        .253            .142                1.053
1947 - rally until 7/24
6/14/1948
<LB  1.012      .507             55        -18       237       .106    62          .165            .153                1.058
1
949 - rally from June low for 12 months
6/12/1950 -
<LB  1.027      .520             33         -3         120      .176    -50         .33              .129                1.061
6/18./1951   LB  1.017     -.038           -42        -31      -128      -.014   -171    -.192             .036                1.006
1952 - rally until 8/11
1953 - falling until Sept.
1954 - rising all year
1955 - rally untul 7/6
1956 - rally until 8/3
1957 - rally until 7/12
1958 - rally all year

6/1/1959 -to 65dma 1.019 .347            -57       -11       -167      -.012     -395    .138            .068                  1.039
6/9/1960  
<LB     1.048 .985             74         13            211       ,123         -36     .617           .095                 1.060
5/22/1961   LB    1,02   .298             56        -10            165       .005         -72     -.055          .077                 1.035
1962  bear market until October
6/3/1963    LB     1.007  .085            59         -9             159       -.043       071     -.184          .095                  1.035
1964   rallied steadily until November
1965    rallied from June bottom for rest of year.
1966   bear market
1967  rally until Sept top
1968 rally until 7/11 top

5/15/1969  
<LB    1.022  .527            75        14            170         .111         0       .222           /018                 1.039  
1970 from May bottom, DJI rallied for rest of year.
1971 bear market
5/25/1972    LB    1.025   .279           -10        14            -20         /004       -1        /222          /062                 1.025
1973 bear market
6/7/1974  
<LB   1.033     .039           -77       39             -137       -.074      -2       .030         -.030                1.006
1975  rally until 7/15
1976  rally until 7/12
1977  bear market
6/7/1978   LB    1.02         .527            90          2            199         .06           3         .296          .160                1..082
1979 - rally until September
1980   rally until September

6/15/1981
<LB  1.02      .469             146        0              254        -.001      3        .012            /022                1.018
1982 - rally until October peak.
6/21/1983  LB    1.025    .564              76        11             151       .115       4         .361           .116                1.049
1984  - rally until August peak
1985  - rally until July peak
1986 - rally until July peak
1987 - rally until August peak

6/24/1988  LB  1.028     1/042             191      -14            329       .177      30        .255           .036                1.033
1989  - rally until Oct peak
  1990 - - rally until July peak

  6/3/1991  LB   1.035      .383                 80     -13          148         .135     1           .376           .053               1.037
  6/1/1992  LB   1.01        .191                 39     -22              99        .022     -6         .002            .043               1.033
 
1993 rallied all year
  6/15/1994 LB   1.008     .377                191     -1             296        .147     12         .338           -.019              1.017
 
1995 - rallied all year
  1996
  5/22/1996  LB  1.036      .405                125     -1             150       -.058    25         .265           .058                1.034
 
1997 - rallied until July
  1998 - rallied until July
  1999 - - rallied until July
  2000  - rallied until August

  5/21/2001  <LB  1.41     .932                 410     91           400      .151     78         .092            .041                1.090
  2002  bear market
2003 - up all year after March bottom
  6/23/2004  LB    1.018   .594                444      9              416      .166   110         .179            .028                1.020
 
2005 - rallied until July
  2006 - rallied until December after May bottom
  2007 - rallied until July bottom

  2008 - bear market after April
  6/12/2009  LB   1.028    .718                 394    104         367       .079        -2        .145           .269                  1.092
  6/17/2010  LB   1.028   -.09                    92      80           89       .038       -107     .115         -.024                    .978
 
2011 - rallied until July
  2012 - rallied until Sept.

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                       5/29/2013            Peerless Remains on A Second Buy B18 
                                                 Consider Finanlly Buying Some Junior Gold Stocks. 
 
                  15000 should be good support, provided the DJI does not break cleanly
                  below that level on this decline.  The medium-up-sloping Closing Powers
                  for the DIA, SPY and QQQ are still rising, though a weak closing below
                  their openings would violate their uptrends.                  

                  The decline in interest-sensitive and dividend-paying investments worsened today.
                  So much so, that the number of new lows on the NYSE rose to 86 even though
                  the DJI is less than 4% below its all-time high.  This is partly the result of the FED's
                  weakening determination to keep on applying QE-3 and partly the result of clear
                  signs of an improving US economy.  Auto and Semi-Conductors are in powerful
                  uptrends.   So, are home-builders and brokerages. 

                  But unless the FED issues a statement that QE-3 will continue past June, I would
                  think the selling in bond funds, utilities and REITs will continue.   There is just too
                  much risk to hold these tightly.   No fewer than 38 bond funds fell 3% today. 
                  This is bound to unnerve some of the holders of these normally quiet, safe and
                  defensive investments.

MASTBOND.BMP (1106454 bytes)
                

                                                               Gold Plays

                  A bond decliine is often caused by a rise in inflationary expectations, which
                  is what is normally needed to lift gold stocks.  Sure enough, the beaten down
                  Gold and Silver mining stocks finally rebounded.   After such a long decline,
                   it's hard not to believe there are not some very big bargains in this group.  I suggested
                   buying   SSRI and ANV last week.   The biggest one-day gainers today deserve
                   attention, too: ARZ-T 4.09 +.42, TRX 3.00 + .31 and HL 3.80 +.37  (below).
                   Another way to play a junior hold stock rally is to sell short their leveraged short
                   ETF, DUST 89.9 -14.14. The 5-day stochastic signals have gained a whopping 935%
                   this past year on DUST.  This is very volatile.  So, be careful.  A decline by this
                   ETF below 75 would be quite bearish.  The 65-dma there looks like it will be
                   quickly tested.                                                                 

DUST.BMP (1164054 bytes)



HL.BMP (1101654 bytes)

             
                 Warnings here about bond funds did not start this week.  Our Stocks' Hotline
                  remains short some of the weakest Power Ranked bond funds.   The turns-downward
                  by Utilities and REITs were hastened this week by their support levels being broken. 
                 
                  How much will this weakness hurt the major market ETFs?  Without a new Peerless
                  Sell signal I would think there will be ample support at 15000 where the DJI's
                  rising 65-dma crosses.
A decline to it, that does not close below it, but tags it
                  will likely bring a Buy B11.  When we study declines in the market at this time
                  of the year, we find that they tend to be shallow provided there is no Peerless
                  Sell signal, no head/shoulders pattern, the Accumulation Index is quite positive
                  and the 65-day rate of change is above -.042.  

                  The decline in defensive, interest-sensitive stocks should not unduly effect
                  growth and take-over situations showing undimminished Accumulation and Professional
                  buying.   As you can see from the Bullish MAXCP Stocks tonight, the end result
                  of this decline may be that good growth stocks are left in stronger hands and they
                  will rise even faster as high performance funds focus more and more investment
                  sunds on fewer and fewer stocks.

                         
Date           DJIA      La/MA     AnnRoc      P-I          P-I ch     P^^             IP21       V-I              Opct      65PctChange
     5/29/2013    15303    -107       1.01        .381   -156     +49      +185       .163      +8         .149         .092
                                                                                                                       high  
                            
               5/29//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts                        
      ---> 258           MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (5/29/2013)  Bullish plurality

       ---> 112               MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (5/29/2013)   
                                                        Note the many leveraged Bearish ETFs here and
                                                        how weak their Closing Powers are.
                                                        This shows Professionals are bullish.  Definitely not bearish here.
            ---> 43    New Highs on NASDAQ   5 new lowsBullish plurality
          ---> 32     New Highs on NYSE  86 new lows.    Bearish plurality      

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                                                             OLDER HOTLINES
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                                      5/28/2013            Peerless Remains on A Buy B18

                    The DJI and SP-500 lost a considerable part of their early gains.  This
                    demonstrates resistance overhead.  This makes an early pullback tomorrow
                    likely.   But the Closing Powers are still rising.  And in the past,
                    the DJI has tended to rise over the 10 trading days after
                    May 28th.  It has risen 68.1% of the time since 1965.  It is only after two weeks
                    that it usually retreats.  After the 7th of June, it falls 59.4% of the time over
                    the next two weeks.

                    Interest Rates are on the rise.  Our view is that there is a lot more risk in bonds
                    than the low rates of return justify.  Consider buying TNX (chart at bottom of
                    tonight's hotline), the short ETF on 20-year bonds.

                   The Opening Powers for SPY, QQQ and DIA shot back up above their 21-day ma.
                   These ETFs' Opening Powers will need to stay above their moving averages
                   long enough to make these MA start rising if we are to enter Tiger's bullish "both up"
                   modes.
 
                   The NYSE A/D Line may be a problem, too.  It is starting to lag.  Many advances
                   end in the Summer when the DJI makes a new high which is widely unconfirmed by
                   the A/ D Line.  Clearly, it is the new selling wave in bond funds and other dividend vehicles
                   on the NYSE which has caused the A/ D Line to lag.   This will probably not
                   prevent another  wave of  speculative buying.  Run the Power Ranker against the
                   NewIssues data download for some ideas.  The best of these stocks show very high
                   Accumulation (institutional and insider buying) and a steeply rising Closing Power. 
                   See PFPT and FET below the Peerless DJI chart.
                  
                   The best ways to time purchases of high Accumulation stocks in an uptrends are on:
                   1) trend-breaks of the trends of Relative Strength, Closing Power and Price;
                   2) Stochastic-5 Buys; 3) pullbacks to their rising 21-day ma, all so long as the more
                   gradual Closing Power is rising and the Accumulation Index recently was above +.375.

                  
                  It did not take much to switch on the bulls' aggressive buying.  Look at all the
                  high Accumulation Bullish MAXCP Stocks tonight.    Most of the Bearish MINCP Stocks  
                  are leveraged short ETFs on the general market.  All it took were generalized verbal
                  pledges by the Europeon and Japanese central bankers to economic expansion.  The
                  suddenness of the move and way it faded at the end do suggest that there was a lot
                  of short-covering.

                
Date           DJIA            La/MA          AnnRoc     P-I          P-I ch       P^^             IP21          V-I              Opct      65PctChange
     5/28/2013       15409 +341  1.019        .55      +341     +49      +341       .180      +33           .24         .092
                                                                                                                       high  
                            
               5/28//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts                        

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            ---> 350           MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (5/28/2013)  Bullish plurality

            ---> 83               MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (5/28/2013)   
                                                        Note the many leveraged Bearish ETFs here and
                                                        how weak their Closing Powers are.
                                                        This shows Professionals are bullish.  Definitely not bearish here.
            ---> 129    New Highs on NASDAQ   11 new lowsBullish plurality
          ---> 116     New Highs on NYSE  30 new lows.    Bullish plurality      

                                  Rising Interrest Rates Did Not Get Much Attention Today

                Mortgage back securities have been selling off.   More than usual.  Interest rates
                are now higher than a year ago.   Demand for money is growing.  This is only natural
                when the world economies start to revover.   No one knows where rates will go when
                the FED backs away from "Quantitative Easing".  But certainly 10 year rates could
                rise to 3% and perhaps 4%.  This will have a huge impact on bonds.  But shorting
                bond funds are not the only way to play the markets for the evenutal reversion to more
                normal interest rates. See TMV below.

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                                5/24/2013            Peerless Remains on A Buy B18

                               Intermediate-Traders should appreciate that a second Peerless Buy B18 signal
                               in 84 days like we saw three weeks ago typically brings an additonal DJI gain 
                               of more than 10%.   The short-term direction will be determined by
                               who wins the The Battle between Opening and Closing Power.


                              When Professionals Bulls defeat Public Bears, the stock market
                               is usually in for a big advance.  A strong opening would likely
                               bring a challenge of the recent DJI and SP-500 highs.
If the DIA and
                               SPY Opening Powers can rise back above their 21-dma, it should be
                               be very bullish.
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                                           The Battle between Professionals and The Public

                               Professionals keep holding the DJI up and will not let it correct.

                               Even so, because of heavy Public/Overseas Selling at the
                               openings, the Professional buying has not been able to push the averages
                               back up to their recent highs in this normally bullish week before
                               Memorial Day.  If the Public Selling remains heavy at the opening,
                               it will probably best to wait for a retreat to the 21-day ma to do new
                               buying on major market ETFs.
  At the bottom of tonight's Hotline
                               you will a number of cases where DIA's weak Opening Power eventually
                               did turn down the Index when Closing Power belatedly broke down.
                               In most of these cases, there had been a Peerless Sell. 

                               However, waiting for the Closing Power to turn down is usually best
                               since there are many times when it is the Opening Power which turns
                               back up and rises back above its 21-day ma.  This is especially true
                               when Peerless is on a Buy. When it is the Opening Power which changes
                               direction to get back into allignment with the rising Closing Power, we
                               have the very bullish condition in which both Openng and Closing power are rising.
                               Here, that might be bullish enough here for the DJI and SP-500 to crack through
                               their over-head resistance.  
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Date           DJIA            La/MA          AnnRoc     P-I          P-I ch       P^^             IP21          V-I              Opct      65PctChange
     5/24/2013       15303 +9    1.013         .476     +291     -57      +291       .193       +14 -15    .224         .093
                                                                                                                       high  
                            
               5/24//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts  
                      
            ---> 365           MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (5/24/2013)  Bullish plurality

            ---> 37               MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (5/24/2013)   
                                                        Note the many leveraged Bearish ETFs here and
                                                        how weak their Closing Powers are.
                                                        This shows Professionals are bullish.  Definitely not bearish here.
            ---> 36    New Highs on NASDAQ   9 new lowsBullish plurality
          ---> 40     New Highs on NYSE  9 new lows.    Bullish plurality         

                                                        

                          Realistically, we also understand how important the Fed's
                          record low interest rates have been to the market's extended advance.  
                          A sudden change of Fed policy would have a very negative impact on
                          the stock market.   Concerns of this been greatest Overseas and
                          among Public owners of dividend paying stocks.  That is the reason the
                          NYSE has fallen back to its 21-day ma, while the DJI has not.  The NYSE
                          has many dividend stocks and funds.  This also accounts for the
                          weakness in the NYSE A/D Line and NYSE Down Volume since Tuesday.

                          The biggest contrast has been in how much Openings have differed from
                          Closings.    Since the Fed's Minutes were released late Tuesday, in which
                          the Fed actively considered phasing out their "QE-III" debt purchases,
                          DIA (the ETF for the DJI) fell 1.1% at the openings.    But, on those two days,
                          Wednesday and Thursday, Professionals in the US were net buyers to the
                          extent that the Closings rose a total 1.1% above the Openings.   

                                                Weak Openings and Strong Closings: 
                                         Closing Power Wins in Battle with Opening Power
:

                                  In late December 2012, Opening Power's weakness did drop the
                                  Closing Power briefly back below its 21-day ma.  But as soon as
                                  both got back above their 21-day, the market roared higher.
                                  This was Tiger's "BOTH UP" condition.

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                          Ordinarlily, we should, I think, trust the Professionals.  They have much
                          better information than the Public does or overseas investors do.  Their
                          banks, after all, are the ones represented on the Federal Reserve Board.
                          Since the blue Closing Power for DIA and SPY made a new high on Friday,
                          we have to consider these uptrends rising.  The steep uptrends that were
                          broken have now been replaced with somewhat less steep uptrends.

                          But, is that the end of the story?  The Blue Closing Power for DIA has
                          fallen below its rising 21-day ma.  How important is that?  What if the
                          Openings remain very weak.  Will Professionals keep buying?   There
                          a few earlier cases where this happened.  I think it will give us a better
                          understanding to look at these cases since 2003.  More often, Opening
                          Power turns up.

                                                           Cases Where Opening Power
                                                           Rises back above Its 21-dma
                                                           to get into allignment with
                                                           an Uptrending Closing Power
                        
                                                              Closing Power Wins

                                                                         DIA 2009

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                                                                 DIA 2006
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                                                                 DIA 2006
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                                                         Cases Where Closing Power
                                                           Falls back below Its 21-dma
                                                           to get into allignment with
                                                           a Falling Opening Power.

                                                               Opening Power Wins

                                                                         DIA-2011

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                                                                      DIA-2011
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                                                             DIA-2008
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                            5/23/2013            Peerless Remains on A Buy B18

                
Date           DJIA            La/MA          AnnRoc     P-I          P-I ch       P^^             IP21          V-I              Opct    65PctChange
     5/23/2013       15295 -13     1.015         .489     +347     -69      +347      .168       +29         .245         .089
                                                                               bullish                           bullish                  

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                       Fear of interest rates going back up is probably a more powerful sentiment
                       now than eagerness to buy because business conditions and profits look
                       great.   That should bring more profit-taking. 


                       The 10-year rates are now above 2%.  Besides our internal strength indicators,
                       I think TNX (below) should be watched most closely now.  The market has benefitted
                       enormously from the very low rates.  Each time it started to sell off, in the Fall of
                       2010, 2011, 2012 and again in January 2013, Bernanke and the FED have
                       come to its rescue.

                       As a result, it is not clear now, that the US stock market can hold up on its own,
                       without special treatment by the Fed.  Perhaps,  it will continue to climb "a wall of worry". 
                       But, first, it needs to prove itself by testing 15000 and holding up without new Fed help.
                       I think it probably will do this as long as rates do not rise much more than to 2.2%
                       or 2.3%.

                       If the DJI were to jump up too much this month or in June, not only might we get a  Sell,
                       but that action itself might become a factor in the mind of some of the Fed Governors.                  
                      

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                       A DJI Decline to 15000 and the 21-dma seem likely.  Whether there will be a bigger
                       decline will depend on whether the rising Closing Power 21-day MAs are violated
                       and whether we get a Major Peerless Sell S4.  Short-term traders of the major
                       market ETFs should do some selling.

                       My view of what's happened in the last three days is that we are seeing a normal
                       pullback.   This is normal because the indexes reached over-bought territory at the
                       top of their regression channels and near their upper bands.   There were no
                       important divergences at the top.  That helps limit the decline.  There has been
                       no head/shoulders pattern.  Bullishly, the Accumulation Index (IP21) turned
                       back up today and did not violate its 21-day ma, which might have brought a Sell S4.
                       That the V-Indicator has weakened again and now stands ar only +29, is a warning
                       that any narrow jump back up the upper 2.5%  band, 153 points higher, could
                       bring a Sell S15 or Sell S9V.  

                       The FED has succeeded in pouring some very cold water on the speculative
                       fevers that were developing.  Now short-term traders have to wait for a decline
                       back to the DJI's 21-day ma.  Trading before Memorial Day usually brings
                       a limited and tepid rally.  I think we saw that today.  Now we have to watch to
                       see if professionals and institutions are nervous enough to do some more
                       selling.   They have some very nice profits.  They will not want them to escape.                                                                           
     
                        5/23//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts  
                      
            ---> 259           MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (5/23/2013)  Bullish plurality

            ---> 47               MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (5/23/2013)   
            ---> 27    New Highs on NASDAQ   14 new lowsBullish plurality
          ---> 26     New Highs on NYSE  9 new lows.    Bullish plurality

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                         5/22/2013            DJI 15388 + 52      Peerless Remains on A Buy B18
                       A DJI Decline to 15000 and the 21-dma seem likely.  Whether there will be a bigger
                       decline will depend on whether the rising Closing Power 21-day MAs are violated
                       and whether we get a Major Peerless Sell S4.  Short-term traders of the major
                       market ETFs should do some selling.

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                 Fed Minutes indicate that the Fed might cut back on its program of buying
                  bonds and mortgages as easly as June.  This was much earlier than was expected.
                  Bernanke may no longer be in control in this. Just this possibility is dropping
                  sharply the market's Futures.   All good things seem to have to come to an end.

                  Of course, Peerless is still operating on a Buy and momentum is strong.  But, some
                  profit-taking by short-term traders seems reasonable given the steep Closing Power
                  uptrend breaks.  They are way above their own Closing Power 21-day ma  

                  If the opening is very weak, short-term traders may want to decide to wait for a
                  recovery, knowing it is always risky to sell into a weak opening and hoping
                  that the FED will say something re-assuring.  But that is probably wishful
                  thinking.   Taking some profits seems only prudent now.  It may turn out that
                  we are witnessing the first signs of a revolt against Bernanke among the Fed Governors.                    
                  If that turns out to be true, there is much more downside risk than upside potential.

                          The Blue Line beneath the bar charts below 
                          is the Tiger Closing Power in these "exploded" Tiger charts.
                          In each case, the steep CP uptrendlines were broken.
                          This usually brings a quick test of the rising 21-da ma
                          which is quite a ways down from the current level of the CP. .

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                  Profit-taking, being what it is, I think we are going to see a retreat to the rising
                  21-day ma, now at 15000.  But if we get a Sell S4, showing the IP21 has fallen
                  below its 21-day ma, I would think, the decline will take the DJI back to its 65-dma.
                  just above 14600               

                  I was pretty bullish last night.  But I did say that it was important for the
                  Fed to show that they would hold steady on their low interest rate
                  path.   Bernanke's testimony was fine in this respect.  It was the Minutes
                  of the last Fed Governors meeting which turned a good rally into a sell-off
                  that all happened  after the minutes were released.   The Fed is largely
                  responsible for the wonderful rally we have had since March 2009.  If they
                  suddenly stop playing their pleasant tune, the dance may turn into a scramble for
                  an inadequate number of places to rest one's money safely.    Unfortunately,
                  there is ample precedent showing a sudden change of Fed policies can
                  do great harm to stock prices.  See my History of the Fed Discount Rate and
                  the Stock Market since the 1950s.

          
Date           DJIA                La/MA          AnnRoc     P-I          P-I ch          P^^             IP21          V-I              Opct    65PctChange
     5/22/2013   15307 -80    1.018         .466      +415     -171      +415       .136       +49        .254         .082
                                                                                                        high      -057      
     
                        5/22//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts  
                      
            ---> 132 - 415    MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (5/22/2013)  Bullish plurality

            ---> 52 +12         MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (5/22/2013)   
            ---> 39    New Highs on NASDAQ   8 new lowsBullish plurality
          ---> 46     New Highs on NYSE  15 new lows.    Bullish plurality


                                   Might We Get A Sell S4?   

               The key Indicator to watch in this is our Accumulation Index (IP21).
               Now that we have reached May, this signal can come into play.

               It fell a lot today but it is still above its rising 21-day ma.   We should be concerned
               if the IP21 were to fall below its ma. in the next day or two.  In some some months
               this brings a Sell S4 in an over-extended market.  The most dramatic case was in
               the Summer of 1987.  The market had been rising steeply like now.   But the newly
               appointed Fed Chairman Greenspan saw gold prices rising (which is not true now)
               and, fearing inflation (not a stock market bubble),  pressed too hard on the
               interest rate brakes.  The Fed Funds rate suddenly rose more than 1/2%.  The DJI
               was about to fall from 2722 to 1750 in less than two months!  Might the Fed make
               the same mistake?  Certainly the markets are more driven  by rogue computers now
               than even in 1987.   While Bernanke is much more seasoned, today we learned that
               a majority of Fed \Governors want to apply the breaks and taper off the Fed's buying
               of mortgages as early as June.   This will certanly cause some more profit--taking/
               Because, inflation is not present, we can hope that the Fed Governors apply a  light
               tough to the breaks.  Another point worth making: technically, the present A/D Line
               has been confirming the recent highs.  The final DJI peak in 1987 was not confirmed.
               in 1987.  There's another problem with Sell S4s now. 

               May Sell S4s in the Presidential Eclection year can work out.  See the case of May 2001,
               This was also \the year after a Presidential Election .In this case, the DJI soon formed a
               head/shoulders top.  That clinched the bearishness of the situation.   This was also an era of
               low interest rates.  But the high-tech bubble had just broken the year before.    (May 2009
               also saw a breaking of the IP21's 21-day ma, but this case is not allowed because the
               DJI was 5.4% over the 21-day.

                                                  1987 Summer Peak Occurred When IP21
                                                              Fell below Its 21-day ma


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                                                  May 2001 Peak Also Occurred When IP21
                                                             Fell below Its 21-day ma


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                 5/21/2013            DJI 15388 + 52      Peerless Remains on A Buy B15

          
Date           DJIA                La/MA          AnnRoc     P-I         P-I ch          P^^             IP21          V-I              Opct    65PctChange
     5/21/2013   15388 +52   1.025         .652      +586     -10        +586       .193      +89        .343         .091
                                                                             high                   high        high     high   

     
                        5/21//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts  
                      
            ---> 547    MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (5/21/2013)  Bullish plurality

            ---> 40          MINCP stocks       Bearish MINCP Stocks  (5/21/2013)   
            ---> 103    New Highs on NASDAQ   3 new lowsBullish plurality
          ---> 203     New Highs on NYSE  10 new lows.    Bullish plurality

                Some well-known TV pundits are claiming the market is starting to look like
                the over-speculated bubble of 1929.  Peerless shows the contrast between 1929's
                profoundly weak internals and rising prices, on the one hand, and the market's internally
                confirmed strength now, on the other hand.  

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                Hisotrical seasonality since 1965 for the five trading days after May 20th calls for
                some weakness over the next 5 trading days.  The DJI advances only in 42.6% of the
                years over this period. It then rallies in 66% of the years since 1965 for the two weeks
                after May 27th.   But if Bernanle does not indicate any speeding up of his "tapering off"
                from "QE-III", I suspect the market will keep moving higher.

                Tomorrow Bernanke will testify before Congress.  The market's strength 
                and the recent comments from other voting Fed members does not suggest any
                surprises are expected.    While April added 165,000 jobs, most were not in
                manufacturing.   Home construction is on the rise.  It will be interesting to see if Bernanke
                comments on the falling Yen and its impact on American manufacturing.  Toyota
                and Honda show lows of Accummulation and keep making new highs.  F and GM
                are also makign new highs, but their gains are more modest.

                The DJI, SP-500 and NASDAQ are all at the top of their least squares regression
                channels.   Normally, there would be a pull-back.  But in promising rates will remain
                very low until Unemployment falls to 6 1/2% or lower, the Fed is clearly inviting stocks
                to advance still more. 

                Tomorrow's testimony will be important.  After tomorrow, traders will not have to worry
                about an  unexpected rate hike.  Traders understand full well that average investors are
                being forced to buy stocks because fixed income rates are so low.  The Fed will, of course, deny
                tomorrow that it is not creating a stock market bubble.  But history will be the real judge.  
                For now, we know that blue chip stocks are rising with unusual steadiness.  Professionals
                keep turning prices higher at the close.  (The rising Closing Power tells us this.)
                And institutions are supporting these stocks on all dips.  The Accumulation Index
                is still quite high for all the indexes and major market ETFs.

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                 Very few stocks look like they would make good short sales now.  Our Bearish
                 MINCP screening is mainly picking up leveraged short funds.  The most bearish
                 of all of them now is FAZ, the 3x leveraged short on Financials.  This has fallen
                 75% since last June.  In this context, we have to note that JPM is this most
                 consistently positive AI/200 stock in the DJI.  This makes it our Tahiti stock.
                 Tahiti stocks normally can be held 21 months.  The Tahiti system was
                 extensively back-tested to 1970.  The average DJI gain is much better than 20%/year.
                 If you liked the rise in HD for the past 21 months,  you have to think about
                 JPM as a good long-term Tahiti stock now.

                 Very high Power Ranked financial stocks are PRAA (which is a collection agency). 
                 LYG (Lloyd's), SCHW (Schwab) and C(CitiGroup).  I would think all dips by these
                 back to their rising 21-day ma can be invested in confidently for the next 3 months.
                 Trading with their rising Closing Power trends should be profitable.

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                 5/20/2013            DJI 15335 -19      Peerless Remains on A Buy B15

                 Gold and silver broke their steep Closing Power downtrends.  That
                 should be bullish short-term for Gold, Silver and some of the deeply
                 depressed mining stocks if their Closing Powers also broke their downtrends.
                 SSRI and ANV are particulalry oversold. 

                 Crude Oil seems on the verge of a price breakout.  The Oil Stocks' group
                 already shows a rising A/D Line.  The highest Power Ranked oil stocks
                 with rising Closing Power are:

                                                       AI/200           IP21
                             GEL    52.35        177              .15
                             MWE 68.84        164             .139
                             NBL   122.5         173            .317       fresh breakout.

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                Until Peerless gives a new Sell, the A/D Line and Closing Power trendlines
                are broken or until the DJI or SPY form and complete a bearish head/shoulders,
                we have to expect higher prices.  If SPY and the DJI accelerate up here,
                a top will probably be reached sooner that if their uptrend is maintained within
                the confines of the rising upper band and the rising 21-day ma.

          
Date           DJIA                La/MA          AnnRoc     P-I         P-I ch          P^^             IP21          V-I              Opct    65PctChange
     5/20/2013   15335 -19     1.024       .628        +596     -46        +696        .199      +93        .360         .088
                                                                             high                   high        high     high   

                                                               Bullish 1995 Scenario

                     As I see it, the Peerless internals are too strong to allow much of a
                     decline.   The rising 21-day ma will probably act as very good support,
                     much like it did in 1995 when the IP21 (Accum.Index) stayed very positive
                     for a long time, as it is doing now.  In that case, the general market rose
                     steadily for the rest of the year but never got past the upper band.

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                                                                 Bullish 2003-2004 Scenario

                     The second possible scenario - assuming the uptrend lines are not broken -
                     would be the wilder scenario where the upper band is breached and
                     the trend accelerates.  This might be like SPY behaved back in the second half
                     of 2003. In that case, Peerless gave good sells at the top.  But even if we did not have
                    Peerless, all we had to do was watch for a break in the rising Closing Power.
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                                                                Bearish 2010 Scenario

                    Of course, sudden, bearish surprises are always a possibility.  These typically
                    produce head/shoulder patterns in SPY (as well as the DJI).   2010's rally    
                    was brough to an end by the unexpected, massive British Petroleum oil
                    spill in the Gulf.
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                        5/20//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts  
                      
            ---> 614    MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (5/20/2013)  Bullish plurality

            ---> 39          MINCP stocks       Bearish MINCP Stocks  (5/20/2013)   
            ---> 151    New Highs on NASDAQ   3 new lowsBullish plurality
          ---> 268     New Highs on NYSE  4 new lows.    Bullish plurality


                                             Is One Day of The Week More Bearish?

     Monday declines, like today's, are normal according to Arthur Merrill writng about the DJI
     from 1886 to 1984.  (Behavior of Prices on Wall Street).  
 
     Merrill thought such statistics would help traders play the stock market, much like someone
     who knew the real odds, could play a warped roulette wheel.    TigerSoft lets you check this
     tendency out for whatever you trade.  Here are SPY's percentages for a rise for each day of the 
     week.  (Indic 3 + Days of the Week)  In fact, Mondays have been the worst day of the week
     to be long in 6 of the last 7 years since 2007.  But there many years before that when Mondays
      were never the worst day of the week. Tuesdays have been the most consistenly up day since 2001,
      which was a bear market year.  When Tuesdays start to fall more than they rise, it can be  a warning
      that a bear market is present or getting very close.   As you can see below, these patterns
      break down every few years.   So, this tendency is hardly as pronounced as it was before 1984,

                                                    SPY - Percent of Days Up for Day

                    Market Trend         Monday          Tuesday          Wednesday         Thursday          Friday         All
                    -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
       1994     Falling                     54.1%             52.8%               50.0%                41.5%              46.1%      48.8%
       1995     Rising                       57.4%              57.6%              52.8%                58.4%             60.3%      57.4%
       1996     Rising                      55.1%             46.2%              53.8%                50.0%              58.4%     52.7%
       1997     Rising                      62.7%              66.6%              40.3%               
43.1%               58.8%       54.4%
       1998     Rising                      50.0%               59.2%               50.0%                 39.2%               60.7%     51.9%
       1999     Rising                      54.1%              28.3%               62.9%                52.8%               52.0%      50.0%
       2000     Falling                     52.0%               42.3%            
43..3%               56/6%               50.0%       48.8%
       2001     Falling                     53.0%              
44.2%             46.1%                69.8%              37.7%       50.2%
       2002     Falling                     52.0%              34.6%              61.5%              
  43.1%             45.2%        47.3%
       2003     Rising                      57.9%               59.2%             46.1%                 64.7%              55.7%        56.8%
       2004     Rising                      53.0%               62.9%              65.4%                50.0%              50.0%       56.5%
       2005     Rising                      55.3%               52.8%              58.4%                 54.7%              50.0%       54.3%
       2006     Rising                      52.1%               53.8%              74.0%               
47.1%              45.2%       54.7%
       2007     Rising                      43.7%               57.6%             66.0%               
47.1%              56.6%        54.4%
       2008     Falling                   
  46.0%              51.9%             45.4%                59.6%             46/1%         49.8%
       2009     Rising                      47.9%               53.7%              55.5%                 62.7%              52.9%         54.6%
       2010     Rising                     65.9%              57.4%              55.5%                 52.8%             54.0%        57.0%
       2011     Rising                      46.6%              56.8%              52.9%                56.8%             
49.0%       52.6%
       2012     Rising                     51.0%              54.9%              52.8%                60.3%             52.8%       54.5%
       2013     Rising                      44.8%             66.0%             61.5%                55.7%              63.4%       58.4%
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             5/17/2013            DJI 15354 +121      Peerless Remains on A Buy B15

            The second Buy B18's bullish history make me think that the DJI will get past 16000.
             I doubt if the Fed's low interest rates will actually drop Unemployment to 6.5%.
             So, the rates may be low for a long time.  Many stocks show high Accumulation.
             Our Closing Powers and the A/D Line are in uptrends.  Counter-trend gold stocks
             still look bearish.  

             Our internal strength indicators are all bullish.  The V-Indicator is now above +100. 
             The P-Indicator is very high.  Research below shows that our IP21's reading now
             of .21 is probably much too high to permit a significant decline from the 2.8%
             upper band.    That was true, at least, back to 1987, when the the V-Indicator
             was abobe +60.   Bearish problems  for the market start occurring if the IP21
             dips below .10 or is .140 or lower on a close at the 2.8% uper band.   
             (Example: Bear market followed 5/22/2001 when the DJI was 3.1% over the 21-day ma
             and the IP21 was .137.)

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                                            So Many Bullish Stocks

             Many, many stocks, especially high caps in the SP-500, show bulging
             Accumulation and rising Closing Power.  It would be a surprise if they
             all suddenly reversed.  Upwards momentum like this is very hard to
             reverse.   93.5% of the SP-500 stocks are above their rising 65-dma.
             The A/D Line uptrend for these stocks is rising at a steep angle.  The
             Fed is forcing investors to buy stocks if they want a significant return
             on their investment. 

             red-approved.gif (5540 bytes)  Bullish SP-500: LNC, PFG, SVU, ECL, SYK, TIFCI, PCL, HCN, GRA
                 Bullish High Accumulation (Speculative):  FFKT, SILC, EXH, JOF, DXYN, SPNC, BBX, AMG
                 Bullish Explosive Super Stocks: SILC, WIPC, SEIC, GME, KUB, TOY, JOF, SPNC, SEIC
                 Bullish Low Price Stocks: CERS, DYXN, TELOZ, OSBC
                Bullish New Issues: EAC, PFPT, TSRO. EPAM
                     
Tiger "approved" stocks show maximum Insider and Professional Buying,
                        based on our own Accumulation and Closing Power indicators.  These are the
                        internal strength indicators beneath the bar charts.  Hold them as long as
                        Professionals remain net Buyers and our Closing Power keeps rising,
                        using the gradual CP uptrendline.

                                          When Should We Sell The Overall Market?

             If there is going to be a reversal in the current strong uptrend, I think that
             it will most likely take on the same appearance in our Tiger charts as when institutions
             stopped buying Oil stocks and Crude Oil futures in June 2008, after rushing into them
             for the four previous months.  Just like then, for SPY, QQQ, IWM, MDY and DIA,
             expect breaks in the uptrends in price, Accumulation, Closing Power and OBV.  This
             will then be followed by a rupture of the 65-day ma.  After that, the internal strength
             indicators will turn down and the Accumulation Index will turn a bight red.

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                                              Peerless Remains Bullish
                               even as The DJI Approaches The Upper Band.


             In the past, a second Peerless B18 in 84 days, like we saw on May 2nd when
             the DJI was 14831, have averaged a 13.5% gain from its level on the
             second Buy B18.   This sets up a target above 16300. 

                          The FED May Keep Rates Low into 2014.

             The Fed seems determined for its part to see the DJI reach 16000.  It hopes that this will
             lift the overall economy.  And if it doesn't?  Well, they'll  just keep the rates low
             for even longer.   Inflation - apart from health insurance -is not a problem now,
             the Fed Governor readily points out.  The Dollar just made a 12-month high. 
             Food commodities made a new low and Crude Oil has not started a Summer run.
 
             Bernanke and Obama have not explained how helping big banks and housing
             will do much to boost US manufacturing exports, encourage businesses to re-tool in America,
             cause more hiring here for good-paying jobs or reduce the imports of goods that
             could otherwise profitably be made in the US?  If you go to Home Depot, you'll
             be hard-pressed to find anying there made in the US.  Wall Street is happy
             about that.   So are home-builders.  But who will buy the homes if there
             are not more manufacturing jobs in the US?  I'd predict that only if there is a
             change in monetary, fiscal and trade policies, can we avoid a dangerous stock
             market bubble.   The 1950s show that this is possible.  But everything after 2000
             warns us that the dangers may be unavoidable.  

                                               Riding The Upper Band Higher?

            The DJI is now at 2.8% over the 21-day ma.  You can see from the DJI chart that
            it was not been able to get past the 3.5% upper band at any time this past
            year.  It has also the reached the upper channel-line that parallels the most
            basic rising resistance line.  If it is able to break past these barriers, I think that.
            the speculative bubble is growing out of control.  I'd prefer the DJI keep rising,
            but not get much past the 3.5% band at any time and also not fall below the rising 21-day ma.
            This type of rally has more staying power.

                                       As Long as the Tiger Acc.Index stays above +.10,
                                Being 2.8% over the Lower Band Should Not Be A Problem.


             We can look in the past to see when the DJI had similar internals to now.  Only
             when the Accum. Index (IP21) was below .14  with the DJI at the upper 2.8%
             was the market close to a significant top.  See recent cases cases below for

                                 4/14/2013   IP21 = .063   8% DJI decline
                                 4/10/2008   IP21 = .069  Bear Market about to start
                                 9/27/2007   IP21 = .094  Bear Market about to start.

            
Date       DJIA                    La/MA          AnnRoc     P-I         P-I ch          P^^             IP21          V-I              Opc      65PctChange
     5/17/2013   15354 +121     1.028       .653     +642     +80      +642       .210      +106        .425         .09
                                                                               high                   high        high     high         high
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     5/14/2013   13593               1.029       .387     +420    +16      +420       .063      +70        .222         .081  
                                                               ..                                                      low
                        DJI fell 8%
    -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
      12/23/2013  12294               1.029     1.037    +334   +616      +333        .023      +80         .130         .128  
                                                               ..                                                       low
                        DJI rose from 12294 to 13233 before falling to lower 3% band.
    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
      9/27/2011  10812               1.031      .941   +464    +20       +451         .150         +114         .476         .06
                                                               ..                                                     
                        DJI rose from 10812  to 12391 before falling to lower 3% band.
     ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
      3/5/2010   10566               1.029        .343   +535   +132       +520        .153         +68         .221         .021
                                                               ..                                                      
                        DJI rose from 10566 to 11205 before falling sharply below lower band.  Note H/S/. .
       ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
      8/12/2009  9362                1.03        1.319   +699     +9         +652       .231         +213         .325         .102
                                                               ..                                                      
                        DJI rose from 9362   to 10711 before falling below lower band.  
      ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     4/29/2009 8186               1.028         .996   +660     +175         +615       .129         +222        .265         .008
                                                               ..                                                      
                        DJI rose from 8186   to 9739 before falling below lower band.  
       ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     4/10/2008  12849             1.028          716  +372     +146         +335       .069           +67      .109         .027
                                                               ..                                                       low                       low
                       DJI rose 2% more and then crashed below lower band.   Multiple Sells.
      -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
      9/27/2007  13913             1.03           770  +332     +169         +299       .094          +80     .345         .041
                                                               ..                                                       low                       low
                        DJI rose only 2% more and then crashed below lower band.    Multiple Sells.
     -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
      5/1/2007  13136              1.028           731  +248      +11         +224        .180        +66       .673          .049
                                                               ..                                                                        low
                        DJI rose from 13136 to  14000 before falling below lower band.   

                        5/17//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts  
                      
            ---> 557    MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (5/17/2013)  Bullish plurality

            ---> 49     MINCP stocks       Bearish MINCP Stocks  (5/17/2013)   
            ---> 182    New Highs on NASDAQ    9  new lowsBullish plurality
          ---> 335     New Highs on NYSE 21  new lows.    Bullish plurality
            

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            5/16/2013            DJI 15276 +60         Peerless Remains on A Buy.

            The Surprise Will Probably Be How Much Higher The Market Can Go.

            More jobless claims and deflation, as reported today, are actually bullish
            in a world where the Fed will use these numbers to justify keeping rates
            low for a longer period of time.

            5/16//2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts  
                      
            ---> 684    MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (5/16/2013)  Bullish plurality

            ---> 52 +9     MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (5/16/2013)   
            ---> 91    New Highs on NASDAQ    9  new lowsBullish plurality
          ---> 122     New Highs on NYSE  9  new lows.    Bullish plurality
              

                 What I wrote last night applies still.   
  
                  "After 2 successive Peerless B18s, like we have now, the DJI has
                 averaged a 13.5% gain from its level on the second occurrence.
                 This sets up a target above 16000.

                 "I realize that the DJI is getting very close to its electrified rail, the
                 upper 3.5%, but the Closing Powers are all still rising, as is the A/D Line
                 for the NYSE and for the stocks that make up the SP-500. "  In additon,
                 the OBVPct keeps moving up.  It now stands at +.351.  I mentioned
                 here that a reading from it above +.38 is closely associated with
                 a market that will rally much higher.  If there is a May retreat, it
                 shpuld be very shallow.

                           Current DJI and Peerless Key Values compared with
                           Earlier 2nd Quarter Tops in Post Presidential Election year. 

      
  Date                 DJIA              La/MA       AnnRoc     P-I         P-I ch          P^^             IP21          V-I              Opc      65PctChange
     5/16/2013   15233 -42     1.023       .492     +561     +50      +561      .157      +78          .351    .085
                                                                           high                   high       high     high   
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        5/29/1945     169           1.022       .267      +14          +5     +67        .022     -59          .158      .063
                            Sell S8...
DJI fell to lower band on 7/27/1945
         7/8/1957       518           1.022       .324     -27           +4    -86          .038   -188           .331     .077
                            Sell S9 and 19% bear markt until October.
        5/17/1961    707.5         1.028      .259       +64        +19    +187       .04        -57         -.062   .098
                             No signal. DJI tagged lower band on 6/19/1945
        5/6/1965      933.5         1.021      .543       +83        +7      +229      .143       -10          .513     .031
                            Sell S8...
DJI fell 11% to bottom on 6/28/1965
        6/2/1989    2517.8         1.027      .604      +176       +34   +302       .142       +21         .308    .11
                             No signal. DJI tagged lower band on 6/20/1945
        5/14/2002  10298          1.024      .242      +107       +75   +107      -.024      -110         -.004   .054
                            Sell S9/S8 and DJI fell to lower band on 7/27/1945
        6/12/2009    8799          1.028      .718      +394      +104  +367       .079        -2            .146    .213


                  QQQ remains the major market I like the most.  If it were to experience
                  another bubble of speculation like it saw in 1999 and 2000, QQQ could
                  rise to 120!  The longer the DJI  and SP-500 keep rising, the more
                  the speculative confidence returns to the market, so I like QQQ.  

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                                         More on Bubbles and Black Holes

                 I feel it is especially important  to understand all the things that bring
                 about a stock market bubble BECAUSE we are far away from having
                 a full employment economy.   In this way, Bubbles can take the market
                much higher and much longer than most people would ever think possible. 
                See the points I made about this last night.

                 The opposite is also true.  Sectors, stocks and currencies can get into a downward
                 spiral that last longer and is much more lethal than folks generally think.
                 For the longs in them, it is like being in a black hole. There seems no
                 escape, yet one cannot get oneself to sell to escape its vortex.

                 In this vein, consider the Tiger charts of the leveraged Short ETFs.
                 They look about as weak and bearish as anything can be.  As our
                 indicators most often lead prices, this means they can go a lot lower..
                 That certainly confirms the bullishness of Peerless. 

                 See their Intense and steadyily red distribution below.  With the Closing Powers
                 falling every day, we know that Professionals are still selling  or shorting them.   
                 These charts also show the a stock or an ETF can be internally weak for a lot
                 longer than most might.   On this basis, I still would not be a buyer of ANV. 
                 And if domestic Gold miner ANV is still not a buy, why take a chance with
                 any of the foreign Gold Stocks or even Gold.

                Viewed with TigerSoft, ANV looks like the bearish major market ETFs
                 did a month or two ago!  The Japanese Yen ETF (FXY) also looks very
                 vulnerable.

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                                               Weak Gold Stock  - ANV
                             and Weak Currency ETF (Yen) - FXY  

                                              
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                  5/15/2013            DJI 15276 +60         Peerless Remains on A Buy.

                 After 2 successive Peerless B18s, like we have now, the DJI has
                 averaged a 13.5% gain from its level on the second occurrence.
                 This sets up a target above 16000.

                 I realize that the DJI is getting very close to its electrified rail, the
                 upper 3.5%, but the Closing Powers are all still rising, as is the A/D Line
                 for the NYSE and for the stocks that make up the SP-500.

                 AAPL broke again below its 65-dma.  But Only a shallow retreat seems likely.
                May reversals are common.  But not all bring declines to the lower band.
                The P-Indicator, IP21 and V-I are way above the levels associated
                with earlier May peaks.  So, a big decline seems unliklely.

                Still, a retreat is likely for seasonal reasons.  And in that vein,  note the many
                leading biotechs getting Tiger Sell S9s in tonight's charts.

            5/15/2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts  
                      
            ---> 684    MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (5/15/2013)  Bullish plurality

            ---> 52 +9     MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (5/15/2013)   
           ---> 200 -6    New Highs on NASDAQ 8  new lowsBullish plurality
          ---> 381 -1     New Highs on NYSE  16   new lows.    Bullish plurality 

                               Why Stock Bubbles Can Get Very Big. 

                
They tend to last longer than most people expect.  And sometimes, like now,
                 the Fed is afraid to take the Punch Bowl away from the party.  After a May
                 decline, there should be more highs and the angle of the ascent
                 may very well get even steeper.                   

                  Most folks are uncomfortable with stocks up this much.  They get vertigo.
                  But the truth is that the DJI's steep uptrend now is quite normal in many ways.

                  Hyperbolic uptrends - and we are not at the top yet, I want to emphasize -  are
                  common in the late stages of an advance.  This is not merely a reflection
                  of arithmetic scaling. 

                  Late stage uptrends are also based on a lot more than simply excessive
                  exuberance, envy (as when cocktail party bragging induces a timid person
                  to decide to find a stock broker) or even greed (where one cannot stand to be out of
                  the rising market for even a week.). 

                  I don't even think that excessive stock broker hype, professional manipulation,
                  boiler rooms or even TV shows promising huge returns (as the silver and gold shils
                  on TV did in 2012) can be blamed for the developing stock market bubble we are
                  probably in.

                  There are many basic political and economic conditions that produce stock market
                  bubbles. In many ways they are built into the system.  They are hard to avoid.

                 1) Very often the DJI becomes particularly strong late in a bull market, or in the
                  third or fourth Elliot major (multi-month) wave up.  Professionals know this pattern.
                  They therefore use this information ahead of others. 

                 2) Politicians are mesmerized by the Wall Street Elite in good times.  Thus
                 Clinton gave Rubin authority to allow banks to become brokerages, permit
                 much greater leverage and legalize credit default swaps. Obama was very
                 careful to appoint a Treasury Secretary and a Chief Economic Advisor
                 that Wall Street would like.   (Of course, a President may lose control
                 and make a big mistake.  In July 2007,  Bush gave his SEC Chairman Chief
                 a free hand to allow short sales on down-ticks again after it had been banned for
                 71 years.  Three weeks later the DJI began its long  54% crash.)  Up to a point,
                 until the Crash comes, big bankers are trusted more and more.  Their way of
                 thinking is accepted by the political elites of both parties.  "What's good for Wall Street,
                 is good for America".
                 
                 3) It is customary for there to be a superb bull market when gold collapses,
                 I have mentioned this was the case after 1982 and particularly from 1996 to 1999.
                 Gold feeds on fear and inflation.   Stock rise when the Dollar is strong, as now,
                 Stocks rise when traders do not have to fear the Fed will suddenly raise rates.
                 Our Fed Chairman has promised very, very low interest rates for months and months.

                 4) Another factor explains how markets can go up sharply when business
                 conditions are poor.  At these times, big corporations may not be
                 able to find new places to invest.  A weak world-economy like we have now
                 is actually a good environment for a wave of mergers and buyouts.
                 If the governments will let them, the heads of big corporations
                 may choose to deploy their "idle" cash in buying out rising competitors.
                 When interest rates are low, creative book-keeping being what it is,
                 such a strategy may be a cheaper way to keep the company's profits and its
                 stock rising.  Since the 1980s, Federal anti-trust actions have become less and
                 less common.  So, the conditions have been excellent for such mergers.
                 Wall Street, of course, loves the finders' fee that buyouts bring.  But higher
                 stock prices based solely on mergers and the hopes of being bought out
                 do not mean economic growth or more jobs.  In the end, there actually may be
                 fewer jobs and less advertising as a result. 
                
                 5) Often in a fast rising stocks market, like now, inflation (apart from health care costs)
                 is under control.  Producer prices, basic materials costs and wages are all
                 falling or flat.  Jobs in 2013 are still going overseas where labor is cheaper,
                 The mantras of free trade and freedom of capital to go overseas dominate both parties'
                 elites and Wall Street.  (The President has said nothing much about the
                 25% drop in the Yen and says he want to encourage free trade with Japan, if
                 it keeps its markets open.)

                  6) It is normal for stock prices to go up months before there is a substanial improvement
                  in the US economy.  In fact, the economy need not even improve much for many years.
                  British unemployment in the 1920s never fell much below 8% from 1920 to 1929, yet
                  the Brisih stock market rose 73.2% from October 1921 to September 1929.  True, this
                  was a modest gain compared to the 394% DJI gain from August 1921 to September 1929.

                  7) In many ways, the DJI goes up the most when economic conditions are not robust.
                  This is not much appreciated.  But when business is good and everyone is working
                  and has money, there are lots of ways to invest in new businesses.  In good times,
                  like the 1950s. investors will certainly keep buying stocks, but not so exclusively.
                  People do not need to keep pushing stocks up and up because it  is "the only
                  game in town".   If economic conditions were sunny, they could also choose to
                  start, expand or improve a business.

                   Our Accumulation Index rises to high levels and stays there for a long period
                   often when institutions and private investors (rich and not so rich) are forced by
                   rising equity prices, low bond yields and the absence of viable alternative investments
                   to keep pushing stock prices high.   This is a powerful factor now, just as it was in 2008,
                   when many more conservative Funds (like the California Teachers) took to buying
                   lots and lots of Crude Oil futures and ETFs..

                    8) And don't forget how Unemployment disciplines Labor.  Low wages help
                    the bottom line.  The opposite often helps unions start organizing.  The 1946 25%
                    Stock Market decline took place in a tight labor market when Labor could afford
                    to go out on  strike. 

                     9) Good earnings can be reported even without higher revenue if most
                     costs go down.  Thus, the  DJI was very strong from 1927 to 1929, in part
                     because commodity prices fell sharply in the late 1920s.

                      10) Even without a large pool of well-off consumers, many items eventually have to be
                      replaced.    Air-conditioners, refrigerators and cars wear out.  They are
                      necessities.   Did you see that Ford's stock made a new high today?

                                  
                        But, eventually there is over-production and profits must start to fall
                        because there is not enough consumer buying power.  Large numbers of
                        Unemployed and low-pay workers put defnite limits on any bull market.
                        It is no accident that wealth concentration in 2007 matched its pervious peak 
                        Policies which promote excessive wealth concentration should be viewed, I think,
                        as very short-sighted.  When enough Insiders see that the future does not
                        look good, their selling is noticed by Professionals.  That is why we watch the
                        Closing Power.  After it fails to confirm a new high and instead breaks its uptrend,
                        the market will become very dangerous if there has been an "artificial" stock
                        bubble like I have just described.  Usually, too, the A/D Line has failed to
                        confirm the DJI's final advance by a wide margin.  Only the very biggest companies,
                        the ones most completely in control of their markets, keep advancing at the
                        end of a long and hyberbolic advance.

              
                           Current DJI and Peerless Key Values compared with
                           Earlier 2nd Quarter Tops in Post Presidential Election year. 

      
  Date                 DJIA              La/MA       AnnRoc     P-I             P-I ch      P^^             IP21          V-I              Opct       65PctChange
         5/14/2013   15276        1.028       .416     +511      -79        +511      .145       +58          .314    .085
                                                                           high             high       high     high   
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
        5/29/1945     169           1.022       .267      +14          +5     +67        .022     -59          .158      .063
                            Sell S8...
DJI fell to lower band on 7/27/1945
         7/8/1957       518           1.022       .324     -27           +4    -86          .038   -188           .331     .077
                            Sell S9 and 19% bear markt until October.
        5/17/1961    707.5         1.028      .259       +64        +19    +187       .04        -57         -.062   .098
                             No signal. DJI tagged lower band on 6/19/1945
        5/6/1965      933.5         1.021      .543       +83        +7      +229      .143       -10          .513     .031
                            Sell S8...
DJI fell 11% to bottom on 6/28/1965
        6/2/1989    2517.8         1.027      .604      +176       +34   +302       .142       +21         .308    .11
                             No signal. DJI tagged lower band on 6/20/1945
        5/14/2002  10298          1.024      .242      +107       +75   +107      -.024      -110         -.004   .054
                            Sell S9/S8 and DJI fell to lower band on 7/27/1945
        6/12/2009    8799          1.028      .718      +394      +104  +367       .079        -2            .146    .213

        --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


==================================================================================
                 5/14/2013           DJI 15215 +124       Peerless Remains on A Buy.
               
              The Peerless key values improved so much today, a Peerless Sell may be avoidable.
               But that will depend on good breadth continuing and down-day volume not suddenly
               running up.  The latter could drop the V-Indicator enough to bring a Sell later in
               the month.

               The Japanese Yen fell further today while 10-Year interest rates rose again.
               The Tiger Index of Bonds fell further away from its falling 65-dma.  .
               Biotechs have turned up and jumped briskly today.  I suspect they are anticipating
               the Supreme Court giving them the right to copyright genes.

               Mays do often bring declines.  We have to be alert to that possibility.  See the new figures at the
               bottom of today's Hotline. It shows there were 31 drops from a May peak to the lower
               3% band, or below.  A little additional June strength was allowed.  By contrast, there were
               only 9  cases where the DJI kept rising after what might have looked like a May peak.
               This might seem to suggest the DJI is 3.5x more likely to reach a peak in May and soon decline
               to the lower 3% band  than keep on rallying for another month or more.

               But this is not the whole story.

               Why does the adage "Come May, Go Away" work so well?  It has a lot to do with
               professional traders locking in profits and going away for vacation.  Probably the
               pattern has now been widely noticed, it becomes self-fulfilling, up to a point. 
               But when a pattern becomes too well know, smarter folks start to anticipate it
               and plan to take advantage of those following it to simplistically. 


                                      The Internals Now Are Very Good.


               I suggested last night that when the OBVPct is below .382, as now,
               a May decline is more likely.   That was not as true for the period 1961-2012
               as it was for the earlier period 1935-1960.   Below are the cases where
               the   OBVPct was between +.260 and +.375 when it might have seemed
               a peak was being made in May.  In 5 instances the DJI rallies for more
               than one more month.  In 7 cases it soon declined to the lower 3.0% band.

               There are also other considerations, of course, now. 

                1) When the Adjusted P-Indicator (P^^) was above 300 in thse cases, the DJI rose
                in 3 of 4 these cases. 

                2) When the IP21 was above >.134 in these cases, the DJI rose in 4 of 5 cases.

                There was only one case there the P^^ was above +300 AND the IP21
                above +.134. That was in May 1997.  The DJI rose more than 1000 more
                points (12%) and did not top out until July 30th.  All 3 key values are higher
                now than in this cases.  So, I think we have to be optimistic.

                Color Codes:
                           
Peak Date in Blue indicates DJI kept rallying.
                            
Peak Date in Purple indicates DJI declined to at least 3% lower band.


                            
Peak              LA/MA    AnnRoc      P^^      IP21       V-I  OBVPct    65-day
                              Date                                                                                                          Pct Change
                            --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

                            5/16/1978         1.03           .636         302          .006           5     .300              .092
                         
   5/7/1982          1.023          .454         236          .092           4      .294             .028
                           
5/22/1985       1.03            .361        315           .039         11     .291              .013 
                            5/3/1988          1.009          .455        101            .094         9   
   .315             .049
                            
5/9/1991         1.011           .392        124           ..057         5      .35               .062

                            
5/271993        1.024           .486        168           .135        15     .303              .056
                          
  5/15/1995        1.026          .633        255           .136        15     .31               .113
                            
5/23/1996        1.031          .444        140           .085        20   .271             .042
                            5/15/1997        1.048        1.117        384           .144        52  
  .264              .065
                           5/13/1999    
   1.028          .769        319             .07        35   .323             .179 

                           5/10/2006      1.025           .527      108            .091       -10 .334             .072
                            5/3/2011         
1.027           .412        113           .154       -47 ..332            .076
                           --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                           5/14/2013         1.025            .495       590            .168         71    .315              .08
                                                                                  highest      highest   highest
               

                    5/14/2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts  
                      
            ---> 546 +205  MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (5/14/2013)  Bullish plurality

            ---> 41        MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (5/14/2013)   
           ---> 206    New Highs on NASDAQ 9   new lowsBullish plurality
          ---> 382     New Highs on NYSE   8   new lows.    Bullish plurality -

            
               I doubt if Peerless will give a Sell signal this month.  The Adjusted Pvv-Indicator (+590)
               is now higher than any of the earlier years where a 2ndQTR top was made that
               dropped the DJI to at least the 3% lower band.  The difference between it now
               and its high in the cases where there was a reversal is a whopping +223. The
               IP21 reading now is +.168.  This is substantially above the +.143 level that was the
               highest reading for this indicator on a 2nd QTR reversal in a Post Pres.Election year.

               Significantly, because this is what the S9V and S15s pay attention to,
               the V-Indicator jumped to +71 today.  This is way above the highest reading
               in the cases below.  The high for the the V-Indicator among these tops was a mere +21.  

                           Current DJI and Peerless Key Values compared with
                           Earlier 2nd Quarter Tops in Post Presidential Election year. 

      
  Date                 DJIA              La/MA       AnnRoc     P-I             P-I ch      P^^             IP21          V-I              Opct       65PctChange
         5/14/2013   15215        1.025       .495     +590      +162   +590      .168        +71          .316    .08
                                                                           high       high     high       high     high   
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
        5/29/1945     169           1.022       .267      +14          +5     +67        .022     -59          .158      .063
                            Sell S8...
DJI fell to lower band on 7/27/1945
         7/8/1957       518           1.022       .324     -27           +4    -86          .038   -188           .331     .077
                            Sell S9 and 19% bear markt until October.
        5/17/1961    707.5         1.028      .259       +64        +19    +187       .04        -57         -.062   .098
                             No signal. DJI tagged lower band on 6/19/1945
        5/6/1965      933.5         1.021      .543       +83        +7      +229      .143       -10          .513     .031
                            Sell S8...
DJI fell 11% to bottom on 6/28/1965
        6/2/1989    2517.8         1.027      .604      +176       +34   +302       .142       +21         .308    .11
                             No signal. DJI tagged lower band on 6/20/1945
        5/14/2002  10298          1.024      .242      +107       +75   +107      -.024      -110         -.004   .054
                            Sell S9/S8 and DJI fell to lower band on 7/27/1945
        6/12/2009    8799          1.028      .718      +394      +104  +367       .079        -2            .146    .213

        --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

                                                Key Values at  May Tops: 1960-1990

                       Color Codes:
                            
May Peaks immediately before DJI Declines to at least 3% Lower Band
                             
Mays That Did Not Bring A Peak.
                              Red LA/MA means DJI is overbought, above +1.026
                              Blue OBVPct means the vakue here is above +.365
                            
  Red OBVPct means the value here is below +.362

                            Peak              LA/MA    AnnRoc      P^^      IP21       V-I 
OBVPct    65-day
                                                                                                                                             Pct Change
                            --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

                             5/19/1961       1.026         .376         192          .033      -43      .027              .081  
                            5/14/1965       1.017          .346            50          .097    -291     .250              .049
                                                                                                                 ^^^
                            5/9/1967         1.02            .777          307          .132        11    .517               .046
                             5/14/1969       
1.028          .467          138          .097         0      .346               .023
                             5/30/1972       
1.025          .214          -40          -.005         -1      .228               .049
                             5/8/1973          1.01            .321        
-95          .135        -2      .007               .026 
                             5/9/1974          1.021          .266   
   -245         -.061       -2       .123              .053 
                             5/15/1975        1.024          .476  
     201         -.034        +1      .257              .165 
                             5/10/1976        1.014          .365  
      33           .162         0       .166              .042 
                             5/5/1977          1.017          .147  
     263           .065         +1     .468             -.021
                          
  5/16/1978      1.03           .636        302          .006           5     .300              .092 
                                                                                                                             xxxx
                             5/22/1980        1.043          .636         502          .147           4     .484
             .092 
                         
   5/7/1982          1.023          .454         236          .092           4      .294             .028
                             5/1/1984        
1.025         .186          -65         -.004         -2      .117             -.041
                           
5/22/1985       1.03            .361        315           .039         11     .291              .013 
                                                                                                                            xxxx
                          
  5/28/1986       1.047        .229        -35          .052       -2   -.111             .097 
                            
5/6/1987         1.021          .328      -364         -.079      -15   -.150               .069
                            5/3/1988          1.009          .455        101            .094         9   
.315               .049
                             5/22/1989        1.034          .456        173            .100        12  
.033                .076
                            
5/22/1990       1.04            .808        294            .128        23    .525             .076  
                            
5/9/1991         1.011           .392        124           ..057         5      .35               .062
                             5/19/1992        1.012           .219        123           ..052       
-2   .139             .045
                            
5/271993        1.024           .486        168           .135        15     .303              .056
                                                                                                                            xxxx
                           
5/20/1994        1.022           .543        103           .114        8    .247            -.044
                          
  5/15/1995        1.026          .633        255           .136        15     .31               .113
                                                                                                                            xxxx
                            
5/23/1996        1.031          .444        140           .085        20   .271             .042
                            5/15/1997        1.048        1.117        384           .144        52  
  .264              .065
                                                                                                                            xxxx
                            
5/4/1998         1.015           .271    -162            .004     -36       .017             .133
                            5/13/1999    
  1.028          .769      319            .07          35    .323              .179
                            5/16/2000        1.021           .699         47            .075        14
   .121             .047
                            5/21/2001     
  1.041           .832       400            .151        78   .082             .039
                            5/17/2002      
1.028           .175        51           -.014     -.149  .078            .035
                           
5/12/2003       1.032           .713       634           .157     +177     .061             .092
                                                                                                                             xxxx
                           
5/31/2005       1.009           .316      481            .124          43 .221          - .036
                          
5/10/2006      1.025           .527      108            .091       -10 .334             .072
                           
5/18/2007       1.025           .675       141            .143       +44  .512              .06
                           
5/5/2008         1.020           .338      124            .025       -37 ..083            .024
                         
  5/8/2009         1.053        1.083        629           .077    219 ..151            .073
                            5/3/2011         
1.027           .412        113           .154       -47 ..332            .076
                            5/1/2012          1.018
           .061         78           -.003       -87 ..035             .046

 

 

 

 

 


                                                                                                                  

====================================================================================
                                                                     OLDER HOTLINES
====================================================================================
              5/13/2013           DJI 15118     Peerless Remains on A Buy.
                           
                        
A shallow retreat now would probably be constructive and avoid the new
                         Peerless sell, which would occur if the DJI were to rally 3/4 percent higher
                         with no improvement from the V-Indicator.  The P-Indicator is positive.
                         That is bullish, but the OPct is below +.22.
After a run-up into
                         May, in the past this low a level for the OPct has been a warning sign that a peak will
                         be made this month and a decline is coming that will take the DJI to the lower band.


                         I don't have time this evening to show all the data since 1935, but looking
                         at the cases between 1935 and 1960, we see 8 cases where the DJI kept
                         rising after May.  The dates of the May peaks in these cases are colored
blue.
                         In all 8 cases the OBVPct was above
+.366.  In 11 years, the May peak brought
                         a DJI decline to the lower band or lower.
At 9 of the 11 May peaks, the OBVPct
                         was below .361. 
Right now the highest the OBVPct has been this month
                         is only +.280 (on 5/8/2013).  OBVPct measures aggressive buying.
  It
                         appears that the aggressive buying is no longer high enough for enough
                         stocks on the NYSE to prevent a May decline.
  (There are still a good many very
                         bullish looking stocks.  They will probably not decline much in a 4%-5%
                         DJI decline.)

                          Color Codes:
                            
May Peaks immediately before DJI Declines to at least 3% Lower Band
                             
Mays That Did Not Bring A Peak.
                             Red LA/MA means DJI is overbought, above +1.026
                              Blue OBVPct means the vakue here is above +.365
                            
  Red OBVPct means the value here is below +.362

                            Peak              LA/MA    AnnRoc      P^^      IP21       V-I 
OBVPct    65-day
                                                                                                                                             Pct Change
                            ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                            5/23/1935      
1.036         .774            399        .095       78      .36              .093
                            5/31/1939      
1.041         .936            446        .077       71      .391           -.061
                            5/9/1940         1.000      
-.112         -255       -.164      -135   .026            .021
                           5/28/1942      1.028         .766            204       .124         8     .457           -.046
                            5/20/1943      1.014          .497            308        .112        40     .367             .075

                            5/26/1944      1.011          .361            638        .215        72     .440             .026
                          
5/28/1945      1.018          .310              41      -.164        -68    .165            .055
                            5/29/1946     
1.029          .329            251        .269          43    .345            125
                            5/5/1947         1.021      
-.160          -392       -.176     -172    .143         -.032
                           
5/26/1948      1.031         .657            484       .167       140   .458           .122

                            5/4/1949         1.006          .000        
  -344       .269     -148    .194          -.015
                          
5/19/1950      1.026         .463            257       .141          6     .411            .091
                            5/3/1951         1.031         .739            232        .228        47      .511             .055
                            5/4/1953         1.012    
   -.078            87       -.053       -16     .056             -.034
                            5/21/1954      1.031          .545            268        .110        23      .53                .111

                            5/17/1957      1.019          .495            137        .064       -64      .435              .086
                            5/6/1958        1.029         .625            568        .197      263      .474              .021
                            5/29/1959       1.021         .378           -135        .006    -370     .267            .065
                            5/19/1960       1.026         .376        
   192        .033       -43     .027            .081
                                                               to be continued....
 

                         Right now,  without a new Peerless Sell, such a decline should be limited
                         to a testing of the rising 65-day ma at 14500.


                        
Breadth was not good today but the DJI did not decline much.  I take
                         this as a sign that the market does not want to go down much for the next two weeks.
                         This is important because the DJI has declined more often than it has risen
                         from 5/13 to 5/28. 


                         The decline in the Japanese Yen could accelerate and the rise in 10-year interest
                          rates has started to spook the bond market again.  These developments could easily
                          worsen and provide stock traders reasonsto take some nice profits more quickly and
                          more clumsily than carefully and politely.  So this is a Warning:  Do not expect
                          the financial press or Washington to tell you that a currency war has started
                          because Japan's financial solvency is in doubt.   Washingon and Wall Street
                          are deeply committed to Free Trade and No Limits to Foreign Investments. 
                          Merely to admit the possibility of a Currency War would make it more likely. 
                          Likewise, I don't believe the Fed is not going to tell the public as soon as they
                          tell the big banks that they are going to stop their program of 'Quantitative Easing".  
                          We will be better served watch closely the charts for FXY, TNX, the Tiger Index of Bonds
                          and the Tiger Index of Big Bank Stocks. 
                          
                           Presently, the Tiger Big Banks' chart provide us the same message that the
                           rising Tiger Closing Powers do, name professionals still believe the general market
                           will go higher.  That is also what Peerless is saying.  And the continuing weakness
                           of the gold and silver stocks like ANV and SSRI  also communicate the same message.
                           Usually precious metals' stocks start to rise when investor confidence is
                           turning bearish. 

                           Further more, if you look at some of hyperbolic moves in our Bullish MAXCP stocks,
                           you can see there is no shortage of speculation where insiders and Professionals
                           have taken controling positions in a stock.  The very high levels of
                           Accumulation mean the stock is tightly held at this point and the insiders
                           believe really good news is due about 6 months to a year from the highest bulge
                           in the Accumulation Index.

                                         Current DJI and Peerless Key Values compared with
                                       Earlier 2nd Quarter Tops in Post Presidential Election year. 

      
  Date                 DJIA              La/MA       AnnRoc     P-I          P-I ch      P^^             IP21          V-I              Opct       65PctChange
         5/13/2013   15092 -27   1.019       .182    +427       -1     +427        .075      +16 +7     .217      .075
                                                                         high                 high               
        5/29/1945     169           1.022       .267      +14          +5     +67        .022     -59          .158      .063
                            Sell S8...
DJI fell to lower band on 7/27/1945
         7/8/1957       518           1.022       .324     -27           +4    -86          .038   -188           .331     .077
                            Sell S9 and 19% bear markt until October.
        5/17/1961    707.5         1.028      .259       +64        +19    +187       .04        -57         -.062   .098
                             No signal. DJI tagged lower band on 6/19/1945
        5/6/1965      933.5         1.021      .543       +83        +7      +229      .143       -10          .513     .031
                            Sell S8...
DJI fell 11% to bottom on 6/28/1965
        6/2/1989    2517.8         1.027      .604      +176       +34   +302       .142       +21         .308    .11
                             No signal. DJI tagged lower band on 6/20/1945
        5/14/2002  10298          1.024      .242      +107       +75   +107      -.024      -110         -.004   .054
                            Sell S9/S8 and DJI fell to lower band on 7/27/1945
        6/12/2009    8799          1.028      .718      +394      +104  +367       .079        -2            .146    .213
                           

                                                FXY - ETN for Japanese Yen.
                                     
  This is the most bearish chart I can presently find.
                                        I doubt if the lower band will hold.

FXY.BMP (1920054 bytes)
                                                  ETN = Interest Rate on 10-Year Bomds
                                      
Its Least Squares trendline is rising.  That puts bonds
                                        at significant risk given how very low interest rates are
                                        now compared to the any time in the past.
TNX.BMP (1101654 bytes)
                                                              Tiger Index of Bonds
MASTBOND.BMP (1108854 bytes)
                                                               Tiger Index of Big Banks
BIGBANKS.BMP (1096854 bytes)

                                     5/13/2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts  
                      
            ---> 341     MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (5/10/2013)  Bullish plurality

            ---> 41        MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (5/10/2013)   
           ---> 131    New Highs on NASDAQ  6    new lowsBullish plurality
          ---> 203     New Highs on NYSE   6   new lows.    Bullish plurality -

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           5/10/2013           DJI 15118     Peerless Remains on A Buy
.  
                             A Shallow Retreat This Week Would Probably Be Healthy,
                             and Prevent A Peerless Sell Signal for A While Longer.


                             Without A Peerless Sell Signal, a decline below the rising 65-dma
                               at 14500 seems very unlikely.


                        At 2% over the 21-day ma, the DJI is always susceptible to a retreat in May when
                        the V-Indicator drops so close to zero.    A 1/2% rally from here with only a
                        slight decline in the V-Indicator would probably bring a Sell S9V or Sell S15.

                        Since 1965, the DJI has fallen 1/2% on average over the next 5 trading days.
                        It has risen only 40.4% of the time in this period.  SPY is 2.8% over the 21-day ma.
                        A retreat usually ensues.  SPY's CCI has failed to confirm by a the same amount
                        that it did last Summer.  But back then Peerless gave a Sell Signal.  It has not
                        here.   Since in 2011 SPY  reached a point 7.5% over the 21-day ma, I think it is
                        better to rely in Peerless, the A/D Line and the Closing Power uptrends.

                                                  Watch The 10-year Interest Rates and The Yen

                        When the market reaches an over-bought status like we now see, it becomes
                        much more likely to fall back from any bearish news.  Such bearish news could
                        be a continuation higher of short term interest rates.  It could be a steepening
                        in the decline of the Yen, which would rattle trade among the Pacific rim nations.
                        We can take some profits in a few of the stocks that have run up.  But there
                        are not many bearish MINCP stocks to choose from to go short with as
                        hedges.  

                                         Current DJI and Peerless Key Values compared with
                                       Earlier 2nd Quarter Tops in Post Presidential Election year. 

      
  Date                 DJIA              La/MA       AnnRoc     P-I          P-I ch      P^^             IP21          V-I              Opct       65PctChange
         5/10/2013   15118         1.022       .204    +428       +1     +428        .088      +9 +2      .198      .075
                                                                         high                 high               
        5/29/1945     169           1.022       .267      +14          +5     +67        .022     -59          .158      .063
                            Sell S8...
DJI fell to lower band on 7/27/1945
         7/8/1957       518           1.022       .324     -27           +4    -86          .038   -188         .331     .077
                            Sell S9 and 19% bear markt until October.
        5/17/1961    707.5         1.028      .259       +64        +19    +187       .04        -57          -.062   .098
                             No signal. DJI tagged lower band on 6/19/1945
        5/6/1965      933.5         1.021      .543       +83        +7      +229      .143       -10          .513     .031
                            Sell S8...
DJI fell 11% to bottom on 6/28/1965
        6/2/1989    2517.8         1.027      .604      +176       +34   +302       .142       +21           .308    .11
                             No signal. DJI tagged lower band on 6/20/1945
        5/14/2002  10298          1.024      .242      +107       +75   +107      -.024      -110         -.004   .054
                            Sell S9/S8 and DJI fell to lower band on 7/27/1945
        6/12/2009    8799          1.028      .718      +394      +104  +367       .079        -2            .146    .213

                          Other than the DJI, the broader market still should go higher
                    unless we get a new Peerless Sell or the A/D Line Breaks Its Uptrend..


                      I take it as bullish for the Summer that so many new highs still
                      show very high Accumulation.  Big institutions and insiders are not intimidated
                      by the DJI being at an all-time high.  Bullish, too, are the rising Closing Powers
                      of the major market ETFs.  Strikingly, the most bearish looking
                      stocks, are leveraged short ETFs on the major market indices.

                                                     Short Term Rates Jumped Friday

TNX.BMP (1063254 bytes)

                     That   ran a scare through the Bond Market.  A rise in short-term interest
                      rates might also unnerve aggressive holders of stocks, who think that
                      Bernanke may back off from his QE-III policies.

MASTBOND.BMP (1058454 bytes)
                                         Will The Japanese Yen's Decline Worsen?
                            Will It Be Compared To The Collapse of The Argentine Peso?


FXY.BMP (1164054 bytes)
                   

                       Japan Has Put Pride Aside and Lets It Currency Fall
                     For Now This Has Boosted Exports and |Japanese Stocks.
                        If Japan's Experiment Succeeds, Others Will Try It.
                                              But Will It Succeed?

FXY.BMP (1168854 bytes)

            The Japanese Yen keeps falling.  It is now down 21% in the past six months.
            The conservative and nationalist Japanese Prime Minister Shinza-Abe claims
            that he deliberately put his country's exports above such things as national pride
            and safeguarding his large elderly country against inflation.  He says that he
            has chosen to have the Bank of Japan lower the Yen as part of an aggressive
            pro-Inflation policy.  

             images.jpg (5402 bytes)

EWJ.BMP (1168854 bytes)

            His policies have boosted the Japan's Stock Index (TPX) by 51% since November 15th.
            So, perhaps, he did chose a Japanese version of QEIII.   Perhaps. 
            But this would be a first!  It would be highly unusual, especially for a conservative
            nationalist.   Usually conservative and nominally progressive political leaders
            choose to enhance their currency and risk deflation <1>

            Rather than accept the Japanese PM at his word, I think a more likely explanation
            is that Japan's economy was and is in such dire shape that that the Japanese PM had no
            other choice.  If I am right, the Japanese Yen will break below its lower band
            and drop much further.   The risk in currency devaluations is that they cannot
            always be controlled.   Once speculators see they have a currency "on the ropes",
            they usually do not relent until there has been a much bigger decline.   Credit
            Default Swaps that insure Japan's debt from non-payment have risen from
            57 basis points on March 11th to April 12th.  George Soros will not say how
            much he is short the Yen.  But he must be.

            George Soros says the Japanese policy is "dangerous".  Japan's quantitative easing is
            proportionately 3x more than in America.  Japan's debt to GNP ratio is expected
            to grow to 245% of the nation's output.
                        "They may not be able to stop it.  If the Japanese yen starts to fall in value
                        and the people of Japan lose faith and don’t want to invest their money
                        in the Yen, they may put their money abroad, which could cause the Yen’s fall
                        to become an avalanche."


            What happens to the Japanese Yen will have lots of financial and economic
            ramifications  Do American banks hold much Japanese debt?  Who does?
            Right now, only the American car industry and auto workers seems aware of
            the risks for them if the Yen goes into an even bigger dive.  Meanwhile,
            Japanese companies like Toyota have gained a huge advantage vis-a-vis GM
            and Ford in the US.    While Currency Wars are a lot better than shooting wars or
            tariff wars, they do require a response by injured trading partners.  So
            far, the Obama Administration has said little.  Clearly, he is heavily influenced
            by Wall Street free-traders.

            So far, in the US only Detroit auto-makers and auto-workers seem to see the
            Japanese currency decline for what it is, namely, the start of a currency war with
            America and other manufacturing countries.         
               

                  5/10/2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts  
                      
            ---> 319     MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (5/10/2013)  Bullish plurality

            ---> 31        MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (5/10/2013)   
           ---> 131    New Highs on NASDAQ  6    new lowsBullish plurality
          ---> 203     New Highs on NYSE   6   new lows.    Bullish plurality -
  
            <1>
            Normally, conservatives and nationalists nearly always seek to enhance their country's
            currency in international dealings.  The classic case was the ever Flag waving
            Tory, Winston Churchill.  In 1926, as Chancellor of the Exchequer, he gladly did
            the bidding of London's financial elite and took the Pound Sterling back to pre-World War
            I levels, $4.80/Pound, in an effort symbolically to restore early English international
            pre-emminence.   The economic consequences of going back on the Gold Standard
            were quick and severe.   Defending the Pound required high interest rates to attract
            foreign capital.    That hurt the domestic economy, consumption, home-building and
            investing in new plants and equipment.   The higher Pound brought a sharp drop in
            exports of manufactures goods like textiles and coal, another key export.  Imports
            increased and the wealthy British invested overseas rather than in England.  Naturally,
            unemplopyment rose sharply thereby causing still less consumption of British
            manufactured goods.   

           
               


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      5/9/2013          DJI 15,000+  Peerless Remains on A Buy.  The 5 1/2 month long DJI
                       advance is showing some weakening by the Peerless internal strength
                       indicators.   But they have probably not reached the point where a decline
                       much below the 21-day ma is likely.  I say this based on the absence of
                       a new Peerless signal and because the degree of deterioration needed
                       to produce such a decline are absent from the two key Peerless indicators,
                       the P-I and the V-I.  The current Accumulation Index (IP21) could be
                       more robustly bullish, but its current level is not by itself bearish enough
                       to produce a Sell.

DATA.BMP (1101654 bytes)

                       Compare the current chart with others with a rising DJI in the Post-Presidential
                       Election year.  The key indicators are the P-Indicator, the V-Indicator, the
                       Accumulation Index (IP21) and the Opct.  See how much more weakness
                       was needed after April in 1945, 1957, 1961, 1965, 1989, 1993, and 2009
                       to bring about a decline from above the 2% upper band to the lower 3.5%
                       decline.

                       If you study these key values, I think you will see that the current P-Indicator
                       is too high to match the cases below that brought a decline to the lower band.
                       In all but one case (189) was the V-Indicator much above its current
                       readings now.  In additon, there were only two cases (1965s) when a top
                       was made this early in May.  The IP21 level now is lower than 4 of the
                       cases below.

                      So now we must watch the V-Indicator I would conclude.  And even if it does
                       deteriorate, and turn negative, when the DJI closes 2% over the 21-day ma,
                       the very positive P-Indicator will probbaly save the DJI from a decline
                       to the lwer band.

              
                                           Current DJI and Peerless Key Values compared with
                                       Earlier 2nd Quarter Tops in Post Presidential Election year. 

      
  Date                 DJIA              La/MA       AnnRoc     P-I          P-I ch      P^^           IP21          V-I              Opct       65PctChange
         5/9/2013   15083 -22   1.02        .226    +427      -117     +427      .076      +7 -24      .210      .073
                                                                         high                 high               
        5/29/1945     169           1.022       .267      +14          +5     +67        .022      -59          .158      .063
         7/8/1957       518           1.022       .324     -27           +4    -86        .038       -188         .331     .077
        5/17/1961    707.5         1.028      .259       +64        +19    +187      .04          -57          -.062   .098
        5/6/1965      933.5         1.021      .543       +83        +7      +229      .143       -10          .513     .031
        5/13/1965    938.9         1.018      .399       +24        +3       +68       .11        -262          .254    .04
       
        6/2/1989    2517.8         1.027      .604      +176       +34   +302       .142      +21           .308    .11
        8/2/1993    3652            1.02         .288     +153        +21   +262       .088       +8            .33       /039
        5/14/2002  10298          1.024      .242      +107       +75   +107      -.024      -110         -.004   .054
        6/12/2009    8799          1.028      .718      +394      +104  +367       .079      -2            .146    .213

                     5/9/2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts  
                      
            ---> 350 +77     MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (5/9/2013)  Bullish plurality

            ---> 39 +2           MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (5/9/2013)   
          ---> 171 +66 New Highs on NASDAQ  6    new lowsBullish plurality
          ---> 349   New Highs on NYSE   5 new lows.    Bullish plurality -

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                   DJI 15,000+   The V-Indicator Is Too Positive for a Peerless Sell.
                   But with the DJI 2.2% over the 21-day ma,  a pullback is becoming
                   more and more likely.  Without a Peerless Sell signal, the decline
                  will probably be shallow.  Seasonality has turned bearish.  If the
                  market does pull-back, beaten-down gold stocks like ANV should
                  bounce a long ways up.  Watch ANV's Closing Power.

                                           DJI and Peerless Key Values 

      
  Date                 DJIA              La/MA       AnnRoc     P-I          P-I ch       P^^           IP21          V-I              Opct       65PctChange
         5/8/2013   15105 +49  1.022       .348    +544       +23    +544      .104    +34 +2      .299      .081
                                                                         high                              
        
          5/8/2013      16800 on the DJI would be a  typical goal after a second Peerless Buy B18 in
          84 trading days.  Right now, the DJI must deal with the nearby upper band, which is
          fast approaching.   Again tonight, I can report that breadth is bullish and the Closing Power
          numbers are overwhelmlingly bullish and CP uptrends are still rising.  At an all-time high,
          the path of least resistance is still up, I would judge, until we actually tag the 3.5% upper band.

                     5/8/2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts  
                      
            ---> 435 +85     MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (5/82013)  Bullish plurality

            ---> 32 -7           MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (5/8/2013)   
           ---> 153 -18 New Highs on NASDAQ  8    new lowsBullish plurality
          ---> 369 +20  New Highs on NYSE   3 new lows.    Bullish plurality -

          Despite these uptrends, we have to be careful.  The DJI has declined 55.3% of the time
          over the two weeks following May 8th since 1965.  The average decline was 0.6%. 

           In additon, caution is needed in view of the fact that the DJI has now closed 2.2%
           over the 21-day ma and the V-Indicator is only +34.   While a Peerless Sell signal
          is unlikely today or tomorrow,   the rush to buy with the DJI over 15000 may have to
          give way to a pause and some more profit-taking. 

           Below are the cases when the DJI was 2.1% or more above the 21-day ma and
           the V-Indicator was positive, but ranged only from +15  to +60.  These are the
           May or June cases in the last 20 years.  They roughly parallel the key values now.
    . 
          In 3 of the 12 cases, with the DJI up between 2.1% and 3.0% above the 21-day ma
          and the V-Indicator between   +12 and  +29, there were 4 significant, immediate declines. 
          In two cases, 2011 and 2009, the DJI fell 7%.  In the 1996 case, it fell 8%. In the 1999
          instance, the DJI fell about 5%.    This suggests a 33% chance for a decline to the
          lower band.
But each of these cases first brought a Peerless Sell.  We have none
          yet.  By contrast, there were only 2 cases where the DJI continued to advance
          strongly without some kind of hesitation: 1995 and 1997.
  There were 3 other
          cases where the DJI continued to rally between 1.5% and 3.0%: 2001, 2004 and 2005.
          Two of these three small rally cases then brought significant reversals.


          All of this suggests that a pull-back soon might actually be better for the market.
          So, watch the Closing Powers for the key ETFs.   It would take a close 1.33 points
          below the opening for SPY's Closing Power to break its steep uptrend.

                               May and June Case Where DJI was between 2.1% to 3.3% over
                               the 21-day ma with the V-Indicator between +15 and +60.          

                        
La/MA       AnnRoc     P-I          P-I ch       P^^            IP21         V-I              Opct       65PctChange
          6/19/2012  1.028        .447       415      +172   +415       .14        + 39          .046        -.032
               DJI
pulled back only to 21-dma and rallied again to new highs.

    ==> 6/21/2011  1.027          .439      303     +110   +294       .08        +12           .021        -.033
              DJI immediately declined 7% and then rallied to new highs.

   ===> 6/1/2009    1.03           .785        399   +79     +372        .042     + 18          .07           .181
             A week later the DJI began a decline of  7%.

          5/18/2007  1.025         .675       157   +82     +141       .143       +  44       .512           .06
            
  DJI fell back 2.5% and then advanced to peak 6% higher.

         5/19/2005   1.022         .559       317 +115     +429      .150       + 19        .305          -.033
               DJI
rose 1.5% more and then fell back 3% and then rose to a new highs.

         6/8/2004     1.033        .372       477 +125       + 447     .10       + 35           .12            -.016
              DJI
rose 1.5% more and then fell back 6.5%.

         5/10/2001   1.026        .907       265    -22      + 258      .147     + 43         .074          -.005
                DJI
rose 3% and then plunged 26% in aftermath of 9/11.

====> 5/12/1999   1.021        .671      312    -16       + 311     .057    + 29           .327          .155
                DJI fell to lower band and then rallied to a new highs.

         5/19/1997     1.025       .89        277   -12        + 338     .107      + 45         .256          .028
                DJI advanced 1000 more points before reversing.

====> 5/17/1996    1.025        .291      163    +14    + 208       .039    + 27          .264          .019
               DJI peaked a few days later and then fell 8%.

        5/10/1995    1.026         .574     173     + 6     + 239      .103      + 11        .219          .106
               DJI rallied strongly and much higher.

        5/27/1993   1.024  .486    98  -7  168  .136  15  .298  .056
               DJI
fell back 3% and then rallied strongly.


                                            Is It Time To Buy A Gold Stock?

               My favorite would be ANV if it could break its Closing Power downtrend.
               The Closing price would have to be about a point over the opening to accomplish
               that.   It has not had a significant rally going all the way down from over 40.
               That means it ought to bounce back to $12 very quickly if it can achieve
               a reversal soon.   Discipline has correctly kept us from buying in this
               brutal decline.  That is still needed.  Wait for the blue Closing Power
               to break its downtrend, before playing it on the long side.  I like ANV
               because its main interests are in Nevada and Mexico.  Nationalization
               is not a threat to shareholders.  Usually before a bottom is reached,
               the broader Public shareholders must panic.  We haven't seen its Opening
               Power turn down sharply yet in this decline.  But with it now below
               $10, there must have been a lot of distressed, dismayed selling.  To make
              it worth trading for a rally back to $12, I would like to buy it between $8 and $9.

               ANV was a $4 stock only 4 years ago.  Thinner stocks offer more
               potential to traders, but we can't fall in love with them.  See in the
               second ANV chart below how good it looked in 2009.

ANV.BMP (1051254 bytes)
wpe19.jpg (14983 bytes)ANV3.BMP (360054 bytes)ANV4.BMP (403254 bytes)           




                                                                   ANV 2009

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                                           15,000 - What's Wall Street Smokin'?

      
  Date                 DJIA              La/MA       AnnRoc     P-I          P-I ch       P^^          IP21          V-I              Opct       65PctChange
         5/7/2013   15056 +87  1.02       .358    +521       +17    +521      .086    +32 -1       .278      .089
                                                                        high                               slipping
        
           5/7/2013      16800 on the DJI would by typical of a second Peerless Buy B18 in
           84 trading days.  Right now, the DJI must deal with the nearby upper band.   But
           breadth and the Closing Power numbers remain strong.  Even the V-Indicator is too positive
           to bring a Sell if the DJI does tag the upper 3.5% band, 225 points above today's close.
           That defensive biotech AMGN shows an uncompleted head and shoulders pattern can
           be interpreted as normal rotation given the ample number of stocks making new highs
           with high Accumulation readings and confirming Closing Powers. Let's see if AAPL \can
           resume its reversal back upwards and IBM can back above its 65-dma.  Low inflation
           numbers (apart from health insurance, home renting and foods, which the Fed does not
           seem to consider important enough to include in its calculations) keep sending Gold lower.

           If I am right that the President, the Federal Reserve and Wall Street Big Banks
           have made an unholy alliance, each for different reasons, to boost stock prices,
           then we have to remain bullish, at least as long as Professionals do and for as
           long as the Big Banks' Tiger Chart  is in an uptrend.  It also must be considered
           bullish that JP Morgan is now the highest Accumulation stock in the DJI-30.

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  JPM.BMP (1130454 bytes)

  

            5/7/2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts  
                      
            ---> 350 +77     MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (5/72013)  Bullish plurality

            ---> 39 +2           MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (5/7/2013)   
          ---> 171 +66 New Highs on NASDAQ  6    new lowsBullish plurality
          ---> 349   New Highs on NYSE   5 new lows.    Bullish plurality -

                                        Like Keynes, Bernanke Sees Deflation
                                          As A Greater Danger Than Inflation


           I'm not sure what else the Fed can do to boost the economy, other than require banks
           to make loans again.   Money supply must be multiplied by "velocity of money movement"
           to gauge its effects on the economy.  But at least, the moderate 1.5% inflation rate gives
           hope to those  who own stocks that the Fed will not soon raise interest rates or back away from its
           purchasing of debt instruments and  long-term mortgages.

                          It took 40 Year, but
                          My Ph.D. Dissertation Finally Has Found A Wider Audience

           This should not be surprising.  The UK's "Locust Years" between 1919 and 1937
           bear more and more resemblance to the sputtering American economy now.  The failure of
           policy makers then parallels in many ways the failures of ours now, I would argue.
           Keynes would approve of Bernanke's polcies I think, but almost no one else's.

            A Canadian economist made inquiry about my 1972 dissertation "The Role of
           The Chancellor of the Exchequer in British Cabinet Politics."
  Sunday, he said he would  
            put its conclusions on his own website.  As a result, I have touched up the synopsis I
            I wrote earlier on my own Blog. See August 3, 2011 
TigerSoft Blog - Keynes Revisited

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            One of the interesting things I have just "re-learned" in this effort was how truly
            prescient Keynes had been, not only in 1919 about the disastrous consequences
            of the Allies trying to extract huge war reparations from Weimar Germany, but also
            in 1924, when he predicted a depression if England deliberately courted deflation
            by raising interest rates and by going back on the Gold Standard in the middle of an
            already severe and long-lasting recession.  In 1925, Churchill as Chancellor, did
            put England back on the Gold Standard.  Exports fell even faster.  Unemployment rose
            to new highs.   Wages fell.  A general strike ensured.  But speculators and the financial
            "City" were happy for a while, though Keynes predicted a market collapse and a full-
            scale Depression in a few years.

                                                           DJI-1929-1930

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            .
             Keynes made another extraordinary prediction in May 1930, when the stock market
             still seemed to be recovering from the 1929 Crash.  Keynes wrote:
                          "The fact is - a fact not yet recognized by the great public -
                             that we are now in the depths of a very severe international slump,
                             a slump which will take its place in history amongst the most acute
                             ever experienced.
It will require not merely passive movements of
                            bank rates to lift us out of a depression of this order, but a very active
                            and determined policy."


          
He was referring, of course,  to his favorite mechanism for improving the economy
            when investors would not invest and consumers could no longer consume, a massive
           
public works program.  Keynes had been advocating this since early 1924. 
            In February 1929,   it was he who penned the Liberal Party's 1929 Election Platform,
           "We Can Cure Unemployment".

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         .  Liberals had a long tradition of seeking government public works programs, starting
            with Asquith in 1909.    The growth of the Labour Party, however, cut into their support
           and they never again were able to form their own government.   Interestingly, Labour
           when it was in office between 1929 and 1931, refused to adopt Keynesian Public
           Works' ideas.  Their leaders (the PM and the Chancellor) wanted to prove that they
           could be trusted with political power.  So MacDonald and Snowden bought "hook, line
           and sinker" the prevailing financial orthodoxy that government spending, just like
           a household's budget, had to be balanced each year,  the the British Pound must be
           protected at all costs, that private banks and stock brokers should fund all major domestic
           investments and that the financial community's counsel should always be accepted
           and heeded about what would damage and what would restore business and investor
          "confidence".  These same Labour leaders (MacDonald and Snowden) who had
           so diligently sought the approval and confidence of the British financial establishment
           ended up being ousted from their very own party in 1932.  Their orthodox policies
           failed.  The Depression worsened, their were mutinies in the Royal Navy and
           Britain was ignominiously forced to devalue the Pound and go off the Gold Standard.

           It is in the first half of the  second year of a Presidential 4-Year cycle that the
           stock market typically gets weakest when a Democrat is in the White House.  I
           can't help but wonder if the President will not eventually pay a big political,
           because of his great desire to win the confidence of Wall Street and his choice
           not to campaign for an FDR-like set of public works programs.  He may thereby
           thereby fail to bring about a real economic recovery, and as a consequence,
           will end up hurting his own party politically for years, just as Snowden and
           MacDonald hurt their party for more than 14 years until a very different set of
           Labour leaders were voted into office in 1946.                                           

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           5/6/2013      Thursday's Peerless Buy B18 was the second Buy B18 in 4 months,
          The track record of these second B18s is quite bullish.  The biggest paper loss of the
           5 cases was only 1.7%.   Based on their past results, a DJI target of 16813 can be
          calculated.  Of course, this assumes that the internals we look at daily for Peerless
          do not deteriorate and there is no weak rally to the upper band.

                                                             Peerless Key Values
  
                                 LA/MA            AnnRoc           P-I             P-I ch               P^^                  IP21            V-I                 Opct       65PctChange
         5/3/2013     1.016        .327           +503        +36           +503           .092         +33 +10     .292      .074


          The DJI Chart shows now shows the Peerless signals using the mid March update.
          The NASDAQ, SP-500, OEX, NYSE and Value Line Charts show the  mistaken S11
          and S15 of late February and early March.  One key mistake was made. 
          Volume was incorrectly allowed to over-rule excellent breadth and a high IP21 before May.
          Now May has arrived and we could get a Sell S9v or Sell S15.  As I showed a few
          hotlines ago, there a plenty of May reversals downward.  These often occur when the
          the V-Indicator is negative at the upper band.  Fortunately for the Bulls now, the
          V-Indicator has become more positive today and at its current levels, the DJI could
          advance 1% and there would be no Sell signal..

          The only problem now is that the DJI's daily change was a mere -.03% from
          Friday's close.  Another day where the  DJI is so little changed would probably be
          a new Sell S8, if we decide to heed this unusual "No-DJI-change-for-three-days" signal.
          See http://tigersoft.com/PeerInst-2012/-Sell%20S8.htm   If it should occur we will
          want to compare the current key Peerless values with the past cases' key values
          when the S8 would have occurred, to be sure that the present values are within
          normal parameters for the signal.

                                                                     Leaders

         The number of new highs shrunk today compared to Friday.  That probably is a result
         of Friday's exciting economic news.    Housing and Bank stocks were still advancing
         today.  Usually the market cannot reverse until financial stocks top out or, at least,
         look more vulnerable.   Oil stocks are on the verge of a surge.  That will require
         Crude Oil to move past its resistance line.  AAPL and GOOG did very well today,
         making the QQQ look good.  Study its candle-stick chart below.  The Blue Bars that show very
         big daily jumps in Closing Power indicate that QQQ had become much more bullish
         looking now that AAPL is back above its 65-dma. 

                                                                    Buy QQQ

         The QQQ is still 50 points below its all-time high.  If speculation was like what was
         seen in 1999, the QQQ could rise 70%!   It behooves us to compare the current
         candle-stick QQQ chart with its chart just after its peak in March 2000.  Notice
         how many big red bars there were then. These indicate  Professional Selling. 
         In 2000's top, the QQQ's blue Closing Power was widely lagging its red Opening Power. 
         That is bullishly not so now. QQQ would seem to be a better trade now than DIA,
         for at least as long as its Closing Power is rising.

                                                                   QQQ - 2013
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                                                                           QQQ - 2000
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           IBM   has stalled out in its recovery at its 65-dma.  That will hold back  the DJI while SPY
           and QQQ try assume the leadership role.   Meanwhile, Gold Stocks  remain in downtrends. 
           This should be bullish for the general market.

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          5/6/2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts  
                      
           ---> 273 +18     MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (5/6/2013)  Bullish plurality

            ---> 37 -3           MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (5/6/2013)   

          
---> 105 -53 New Highs on NASDAQ  6    new lowsBullish plurality

         --->  176 -13  New Highs on NYSE   7 new lows.    Bullish plurality -
     

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          5/3/2013 
     Thursday's Peerless Buy B18 was the second Buy B18 in 4 months,
          The track record of these second B18s is quite bullish.  The biggest paper loss of the
           5 cases was only 1.7%.

           Based on their past results, a DJI target of 16813 can be calculated.  The current rate of
           change of the 21-day ma for the DJI is lower than any of the five earlier B18s.
           That could mean the DJI will have trouble surpassing 15000 on the current run.
           But the paper losses for these were only 1.7%.  With the current IP21 +.123, I
           would think that the rising 21-day ma will birng about a reversal back upwards.

                       The DJI Chart (below) shows the Peerless signals as of mid March.
                       The NASDAQ, SP-500, OEX, NYSE and Value Line Charts
                       at this link
                       5/3/2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts  
                       show the  mistaken S11 and S15 of late February and early March.
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                             2nd in Series of Sell S18s.
                                   84 straight days of positive P-Indicator
                    (Special S9 if P-goes negative after 105 straight days.)

                                                          Peerless Key Values
  
                                 LA/MA      AnnRoc          P-I             P-I ch             P^^                  IP21            V-I            Opct    65PctChange
      5/2/2013        1.009        .228        +435       +158       +435           .127        +17        .279       .059     
                                              low          high         high
      (5/3/2013       1.018        .298        +466       +31           +466            .123         +23         .283      .071)
      -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

                                                Previous 2nd Bu y B18s
  
      2/19/1943          +11.6%   No Paper Loss
                          
   LA/MA      AnnRoc          P-I             P-I ch           P^^                  IP21            V-I            Opct    65PctChange
                           1.008            .579          110           -5            557           .215        106           .377       .081

      2/5/1944              +5.5%    Paper Loss = 1.7%
                          
  LA/MA      AnnRoc          P-I             P-I ch           P^^                  IP21            V-I            Opct    65PctChange
                           1.009           .108            73           16            334           .140          27           .264       .057

      1/10/1951           +14.4%  No Paper Loss
                          
  LA/MA      AnnRoc          P-I             P-I ch           P^^                  IP21            V-I            Opct    65PctChange
                           1.027           .699           131          -45           399           .075         198          .255      .037

      10/3/1958            +21.8%  No Paper Loss
                          
  LA/MA      AnnRoc          P-I             P-I ch           P^^                  IP21            V-I            Opct    65PctChange
                           1.017           .462            79           21            251           .064           15          .150      .100

       5/25/1995            +23.7% Paper Loss = 1%
                          
  LA/MA      AnnRoc          P-I             P-I ch           P^^                  IP21            V-I            Opct    65PctChange
                           1.007          .306            133         -10            184           .127           10          .299     .098

       1/2/2004                +3.1% No Paper Loss
                         
  LA/MA      AnnRoc          P-I             P-I ch           P^^                  IP21            V-I            Opct    65PctChange
                           1.024          .653            425          13            398           .107           44          .343     .108
================================================
                                               +13.5% Avg Gain

                                         Target based on Second B18s ... 16833.

          There are other reasons for being optimistic about the market.  Getting past the
          14000-14200 resistance a month ago took about 6 years, from 2007 to 2013.  When
          the DJI got past 18000 in October 2006, which had held for 6 years, from 2000-2006,
          there were also 2 B18s.    It ultimately rose for 9 more months and 2000 more points. 
          If these gains were to be repeated now the DJI would reach 16000 by the end of the
          year.

          There were two B18s with a Sell S15 in between the two B18s in early 2006,  The
          second B19 gained only 3.3% at the time of the next sell, a Sell S9 on 5/5/2006.
          This case shows that a Sell signal can more quickly than usual occur if breadth
           dramatically deteriorates on a rally to the 2.5% upper band.  Our P-Indicator
           readings are better now. (This paragraph was added mid morning on 5/6)

          4/4/2006                +3.3% No Paper Loss
                         
  LA/MA      AnnRoc          P-I             P-I ch           P^^                  IP21            V-I            Opct    65PctChange
                           1.003       .262          204          88          188           -.02            4          .172     .037
          
                                                     Unemployment's Drop

           Unemployment's drop officially to 7.5% from a high of 10.0% is welcome news.
           It is also a bullish stimulant.  In the past Recessions of the 1973-1977 and 1981-1984,
           when the official unemployment level fell to 7.5% or below, the DJI either went sidewise (1976)
           or rose very strongly.   More good economic news would make investors believe the
           turn-around is real.   

           As long as the NYSE A/D Line uptrend continues and the key ETF's
           Closing Powers are rising, the general market should stay strong.  SPY
           and QQQ look a little better than DIA, IWM or MDY.  The Closing Powers
           for SPY and QQQ have bullishly made 6 month highs and the IP21 is above +.25.

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                                                                 BUY   AAPL

                              AAPL seems to have turned around.  Professionals are starting to
                              be net buyers; its Closing Power downtrendline has been broken. Buying
                              it with a sell stop underneath the 65-day ma looks like a reasonable trade.
                              Among computers, watch IBM.  It has risen back to falling 65-dma.
                              Its advance will also need to continue. 


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                                     MORE POT HOLES

             When both Opening and Closing Power are rising, the stock often
             rises very quickly.   But be more careful, too.  The Public is now in
             the stock.   When Professionals change their mind on the stock, it
             is apt to become quite vulnerable.  A break in the CP uptrend,
             especially after a CP NC, must be taken seriously.  Believe the
             bearishness of a head/shoulders pattern in these curcumstances.
             CRAY has suddenly fallen nearly 30%.  It may have suffered from too
             much (green) public buying.  Sell when the CP breaks its uptrend.
             See the bearish head/shoulders pattern it formed, too.   CACC
             showed a CP head/shoulders pattern at its top.              

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                 Multiple Sell S7s Divergence Signals should tell you to avoid the stock.  They
                 can become very weak, very quickly when the stock breaks the 65-dma.  See ACTG
                 and ANCX below as examples.

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           ---> 255 +58     MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (5/3/2013)  Bullish plurality

           ---> 40 -16    MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (5/3/2013)   

          
---> 159 +12 New Highs on NASDAQ  15     new lowsBullish plurality

         ---> 289         New Highs on NYSE   7 new lows.    Bullish plurality -
     

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             5/2/2013          New Peerless Buy B18.  As the second Buy B18 in 4 months,
             this has a surprisingly bullish track record.

             The A/D Line and Closing Powers are still rising.   SPY and DIA are working
              on the overhead resistance from their recent highs.  The broader based IWM
              and Value Line need to rise more to get back to their highs.   It is not clear to me
              that the DJI will be able soon to crack through it round number resistance
              at 15000 even if it makes a new high here. 

              The Buy B18 is based on  the P-Indicator being positive for 41 straight days or 82
              straight days if there has already been a Buy B18 on the advance.   The notes I have
              published on B18s suggest B18s are more bullish when a Democrat is in the
              White House, but all 3 of the listed B18sthat produced a loss had a Democratic
              President.  

              More important, I think, is the track record of second Buy B18s in a four month period:
              5 of the 11 brought DJI gains of more than 10%, 5 brought gains of between +3.1% and
              +6.5%.   Only 2 brought insignificant gains.  And most important, the 4 paper losses were
              under 2%.    This condition is surprisingly bullish.  And it has not been noted before tonight.
              You can see that in 4 instances there was a third B18 in the same advance. 

               -------> There were five true Second B18s. 
              The gains with these were impressive:  +11.6%, +5.5%, +14.4%, +21.8%, +23.7% and +3.1%.

                       Second B18 Signals in 4 Months.

             -------> 2/19/1943   +11.6%  No Paper Loss  (This was the second B18 in its series.)
                       (4/20/1943   +6.5%    No Paper Loss  (This was the third B18 in the series.)  )
              -------> 2/5/1944     +5.5%    Paper Loss = 1.7%  (This was the second B18 in its series.)
                      (4/25/1945    +0.1%    Paper Loss  <1%   (This was the third B18 in the series.)  )
             -------> 1/10/1951   +14.4%  No Paper Loss

            ------->10/3/1958    +21.8%  No Paper Loss   (This was the second B18 in its series.)
                      12/3/1958   +16.4%  No Paper Loss   (This was the third B18 in the series.)
           -------> 5/25/1995    +23.7%  Paper Loss = 1%
           -------> 1/2/2004      +3.1%    No Paper Loss    (This was the second B18 in its series.)
                      4/4/2006     +3.3%     Paper Loss = 1.2%  (This was the third B18 in the series.)

                       12/4/2006    +0.9%    No Paper Loss


               There have been only two previous May Buy B18s.                     
                 

                      5/12/1978             840.7       +3.1%       No Paper Loss         
                      
LA/MA           ROC              P-I           P-ch         P^^            IP21           V-I          OPct     65-d-pct change              
                      1.02       .949         182        -6      +377    - .001 
        .324      +.069

                     DJI rallied  to upper band sell.

                    
   5/25/1995         4412.23        +23.7%            Paper Loss =   1.0%
                        
LA/MA            ROC           P-I          P-ch          P^^            IP21           V-I          OPct     65-d-pct change 
                        1.007       .306      133    -10      +84        .127      10      .299
     +.098
                        Fell to 4369.00 at rising 21-dma  and then rallied.


                                                         New Bullish Signs

             It is certainly bullish that the V-Indicator has turned positive.   This means a 2%
              DJI advance will not easily bring a Sell S9V or Sell S12.   The new high by the
              Semi-Conductor Index (SOX) and QQQ are important signs of new life and
              energy in the market now.
           

                            5/2/2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts   

                                                           Peerless Key Values
  
                                             LA/MA      AnnRoc          P-I             P-I ch          P^^            IP21                         V-I           Opct    65PctChange
               5/2/2013     1.009        .228          +435       +158       +435      .127                  +17      .279       .059       
                                                                                                              big jump up      positive!
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                                     QQQ, AAPL and Semi-Conductors Look Like Buys.

               But look at QQQ.  With AAPL back above its 65-day ma, it is moving higher more easily.  
               The QQQ is also being boosted by other big gainers of thei last month: VRTX (+47%,
               AKAM +22%, NFLX +16% and  MSFT + 15%.  The highest AI/200 stocks in
               the NASDAQ-100 are SIAL and ADBE.  AAPL does look cheap and traders who
               place a stop just a little below the 65-dma risk very little buying it now.  Professionals
               have switch from selling to buying.  To be surer, I would want the blue Closing Power
               to make a new recovery high.

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                                                       Bullish Semi-Conductors

              And maybe the economy is improving.  It has to be bullish that a number of semi-conductor stocks,
              TXN, AMAT, WDC, SGAT and INTC are all up more than 12% in the last month. 
              The semi-conductor group is very sensitive to changes in the business technology outlook.
              TXN's AI/200 score is a solid 170.   TXN just broke out above 36.5.   I take it as
              more bullish that TXN's Public Buying is limited.  In fact, the Public is bearish on TXN.

                                                 
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            ---> 197 +55     MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (5/2/2013)  Bullish plurality

           ---> 56 -23    MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (5/2/2013)   

          
---> 71 +25 New Highs on NASDAQ  15     new lowsBullish plurality

         ---> 158         New Highs on NYSE   4 new lows.    Bullish plurality -
     

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             5/1/2013          No New Peerless Sell.   The A/D Line and Closing Powers
             are still rising.  The DJI, SPY and IWM reversed from flat resistance
             after red (yearly optimized as the best) Stochastic Sell signals.  Flat resistance
             is usually overcome.  But first, the now reliable red short term sell signals
             call for a re-testing of their recent support levels.  With the Accumulation Indexes
             all quite positive, any decline should be limited.  In fact, first the DJI, SPY and
             IWM will need to crack the support of their still rising 21-day ma.  Since the
             rate of change of these 21-day ma is no longer steeply up, there is a good chance
             it will be broken.

                 5/1/2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts   


                                                           Peerless Key Values
  
                                             LA/MA      AnnRoc          P-I             P-I ch          P^^            IP21            V-I           Opct    65PctChange
               5/1/2013     1.001        .032           +276          -60       +276      .072        -24       .171        .055       

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                            Why Has May 1st Become A Day For A Market Top?

             The sell-off today shows just how much of a  problem there is for the DJI trying
             to get past the stiff resistance at the round  number 15000.   That remains a problem.  
             The upside for the DJI would seem to be strictly limited and if the DJI cannot go up,
             why take a chance and hold big positions?  This thought was not lost on the
             "May, Go Away" folks.   And in their defense, I wrote 48 hours ago:

                      "Early Mays, until the 10th, have brought DJI peaks in  5 of the
                        last seven years: 2006, 2008, 2010, 2011 and 2012.  The only significant
                        differences between now and then from the point of view of Peerless
                        are that's it's not yet May and the DJI closed today only 1.0% above
                        the 21-day ma.  Usually, it takes a rally and close at or above the 2.5%
                        band above the 21-day ma to bring a Sell S9V or Sell S15 if the IP21
                        is positive, as now. "

                I've gone over the data since 1915 several times regarding "the May Problem". 
                The first conclusion I draw from it is that May 1st only recently has started to "hit"
                 as the date of a significant top.  See tables 1 and 2 of this date just below
                 our hotlines' usual daily links.  Just like in roulette, a number can get hot.
                 I've seen 5 straight "0" and "00"s in Las Vegas.  In roulette, the wheel may
                 be out of balance or the skilled croupier may be aiming the ball successfully.
                 In our case, I know of nothing that would explain the recent 5 out of 7
                 May 1st tops.  But something is causing it.  My guess is that the recent
                 past does affect the players' perceptions and their trading
, where in roulette
                 each spin is a completely new trial and past outcomes should not matter.

                 If you study Table 3 below, you see that there have been 28 significant DJI
                 tops between April 17th and May 22nd in the last 98 years.  A quarter of these
                 tops have occurred in only the last 12 years.  Something is different about the
                 market now.  If you have any ideas how to explain this, please share them.

                 Otherwise, the key ideas that I derive are that:
                         1)   the P-Indicator is too high and the Close vs the 21-day ma (LA/MA)
                         is too low to make this a reliable May top.  A close nearer 15000 will
                         probably be needed to bring a Peerless Sell.  In Table 3, you will
                         see that there are many tops a little later in May.
        
                         2) Since Mays have brought many intermediate declines, we must remain vigilant,
                 and a little selling on strength, "wouldn't hurt, just in case."

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                  And, there is another matter, which is bearish.  Recall a few nights ago,
                  I mentioned that the new Peerless Sell S8 I am proposing would be issued
                  when the DJI closes 3 days in a row with only a very, very small percentage change.
                  Well, look at the how the close to each other the closings were from 4/23/1913
                  to 4/26/1913.  The differences in these DJI closings were only a small amount
                  outside the range I mentioned as needed to produce a Sell S8.

                                               DJI               Daily Change
                           4/23/2013    14719.46  
                           4/24/2013    14676.30   -43.16    - 0.2932%
                           4/25/2013    14700.80   +24.5     +0.1669%
                           4/26/2013    14712.55   +11.75   +0.0799%

                   Such small percent changes after a 6 month advance show churning and distribution.
                    There could still be a breakout, but the flat trading shows heavy profit-taking.
                    This action also suggests market manipulation to accommodate the selling,
                   much like underwriters will maintain prices when a stock has a secondary
                   distribution.    The 15,000 resistance on the DJI helps account for some of
                   the profit-taking.   But I think it comes back to the basic issue of what news
                   is out there that will stimulate a bigger move for the stocks of the very
                   biggest corporations.
                 
                   The world's stock markets are suffering from years of Austerity, as I see
                    it and the US is bound by that economic dogma, too. 

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                     While the Democrats may be more inclined to approach government
                     fiscal matters in an expansionist way and that would help the stock market rises,
                     in 1949, 1961, 1965, 1993, 1997 and 2009 after May, realistically there appears no
                   chance that the Dems will get their way this year or the next.   The Republicans
                   are dead-set against public works programs to lower the Unemployment rate
                   and they fervently oppose a higher rate of taxation on those whose marginal
                   consumption rates versus their income are the lowest, i.e. the wealthiest. 

                                                                  Conclusion

                   My conclusion is that a shallow retreat to recent support is likely for the
                   indexes.   That would then set up another flat topped breakout.  Meanwhile,
                   stock selection is vital; trading rather than investing will probably be more lucrative;
                   and watch out for stock potholes as I discussed last night.   Specifically,
                   note the number of head/shoulders patterns in appearing in biotechs. 

             

            ---> 144     MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (5/1/2013)  Bullish plurality

           ---> 79 +48    MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (5/1/2013)   

          
---> 46 -64  New Highs on NASDAQ  26     new lowsBullish plurality

         ---> 80 -157  New Highs on NYSE 7 new lows.    Bullish plurality -
     

          Table 1    Selling the DJI on May 1st: 1980-2012

       In 17 cases of 33 the first big (>3% move) was down.
        In 16 cases of 33 the first big move was up.

2012 DJI declined 9%. Peerless S4
2011
DJI declined 7%. Also S9V
2010
DJI declined 13.5%. Also head/shoulders and new S11
2009 DJI rallied 3% and then fell slightly below lower band.
2008 DJI fell FAR below lower band. Also S9, S15
2007 DJI rallied from 13136.14 to 13950.98
2006 DJI rallied 2%
and then fell 8%.
2005 DJI rallied from 10252 to 10609 and fell to LB.
2004 DJI fell from 10314 to 10012 on 5/14.
2003 DJI kept rallying for months without falling to LB.
2002 DJI rallied 2% and then started a bear market.
2001 DJI rose from 10898 to 11302 and then began bear market.
2000 DJI fell from 10812 to 10299 on 5/26.
1999 DJI rallied from 11015 to 11107 on 5/13 and then declined to LB.
1998 DJI declined from 9147 to 8628.
1997 DJI rallied from 6976 to 8223 on 7/31
1996 DJI fell to LB from ma and then rallied.
1995 DJI rallied a long ways.
1994 DJI fell from 3701 to 3629 on 5/9 and then rallied.
1993 DJI rallied for 8 months before falling to LB.
1992 DJI rallied from 3336 to 3413 on 6/1 and then fell to LB. .
1991 DJI fell to LB and then rallied to UB.
1990 DJI rallied from 1.4% LB and 2668.92 to 2999.75
1989 DJI fell to 21-dma and then rallied for 4 1/2 months.
1988 DJI fell from ma to LB.
1987 DJI rallied from just below ma to upper band and then fell LB
1986 DJI went sidewise 3 week s and then rallied above upper band.
1985 DJI went sidewise 2 weeks and then rallied above upper band.
1984 DJI rose 1% and then fell 9%.
1983 DJI rose 1% and then fell 4%.
1982 DJI rose 2% and then fell below LB
1981 DJI fell to LB.
1980
DJI rose for 5 more months before falling to LB.           
          Table 2    Selling the DJI on May 1st
                           in The Post Presidential Election Year: 1917-2013

          In 9 cases   of  23 the first big move (>3%) was down.
          In 14 cases   of  23 the first big move (>3%) was up.

2009 DJI rallied 3% and then fell slightly below lower band.
2005 DJI rallied from 10252 to 10609 and fell to LB.
2001
DJI rose from 10898 to 11302 and then began bear market.
1997
DJI rallied from 6976 to 8223 on 7/31
1993 DJI rallied for 8 months before falling to LB.

1989 DJI fell to 21-dma and then rallied for 4 1/2 months
1985 DJI went sidewise 2 weeks and then rallied above upper band
1981
DJI fell to LB and then rose to UB.
1977 DJI rallied 2% and then fell to LB.
1973 DJI rose from LB to 1% UB and then began bear market.

1969 DJI rallied from 949 to 969 and then began bear market.
1965 DJI rallied from 922 to 940 on 5/13 and then began bear market.
1961 DJI rallied from ma to upper band and then fell to LB.
1957 DJI rallied from 496 to 520 2 months later and then began bear mkt.
1953 DJI rallied 2% from 275.7 and then fell to 263.4 on 6/10.

1949 DJI fell from 174.6 to 161.6 on 6/13
1945 DJI rallied 2% on 5/28 and then fell to LB
1941 DJI went sidewise for a month and then rallied for 2 months.
1937 DJI rose 1% from 174.6 and then fell to 167.5.
1933 DJI rose very strongly for 10 more weeks.

1929 DJI rose from 320.1 to 326.2 on 5/6 and then fell t0 298.9 on 5/28
1925 DJI rose powerfully for 6 months.
1921 DJI collapsed from 79.70 to 64.90
1917 DJI fell to LB and then rallied above upper band.
          Table 3    Significant Tops from April 17th to May 22nd: 1915-2013
                                        DJI Declined at least 5% and to Lower Band.
                             LA/MA                   AnnRoc          P-I          P-I ch         P^^              IP21             V-I             Opct        65PctChange
4/29/2013   1.010   .195    234   32  234   .088   -25  .169   .067
                             very low    6th lowest 4th highest           7th highest
4/30/1915   1.075  1.976                                .478
5/15/1918   1.058  1.024                                .298
5/5/1921    1.034   .524                                .276
5/6/1929    1.045   .888   -14   -7  -59   -.066  -271  .274  .041
4/17/1930   1.024   .674    -2   -7    -6   .084  -322  .533  .145

4/20/1934   1.035   .846   104   39  575    .097   105  .476  .030
5/9/1938    1.041  1.462    20   22  107    .175    28  .379  .007
5/9/1940    1.000  -.112    -51   20 -255  -.164  -135  .093  .021
5/4/1951    1.027   .583    43  -34  131    .183    -5  .401  .053
5/4/1956    1.011 -.005    -33   23 -103  -.093  -235  .024  .083

5/14/1965   1.018   .399    24    3    68   .108     3  .049  .04
5/8/1966    1.034   .764   111   18  278    .146    11  .519  .062
5/14/1969   1.028   .467    61   21  138    .097     0  .338  .023
4/28/1971   1.024   .608    82    2   175   .095     1  .402  .089
4/18/1978   1.019   .327   -20    4  -43    .054    -1  .147  .064

5/9/1974    1.021   .266  -138    4 -245   -.061    -2  .120  .053
5/7/1982    1.023   .454   122   10  236    .092     4  .254  .028
5/2/1984    1.027   .345     3   39     5   .032     0  .202 -.03
5/5/1987    1.018  -.271  -177    -1 -348  -.082   -14 -.154  .078
5/22/1996   1.036   .405   125   -1  160    .078    25  .261  .055

5/13/1999   1.028   .769   320    7  319    .070    35  .320  .179
5/21/2001   1.041   .832   410    81  400   .151    78  .083  .039
5/17/2002   1.028   .175     51   15   51  -.014  -149  .078   .035
5/9/2006    1.027   .547   110   94  101    .079    -6  .329  .073
5/2/2008    1.028   .406   173   -6  156    .036   -29  .079  .047

4/23/2010   1.018   .399   404  107  392    .134    14  .542  .053
5/2/2011    1.028   .467   212  -50  211    .147   -17  .332  .063
5/1/2012    1.018  .061    78    18   78  -.003   -87  .036  .046


               
           
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            4/30/2013         No Peerless Sell.  The NYSE A/D Line is still rising. 
            MAXCPs and New Highs bullishly outnumber MINCPs and new lows. 
            Again advancers outnumbered decliners on NYSE by 2:1, but NYSE \down
            volume increased by 150% on NYSE.  15000 still looks like a stiff barrier
            for the DJI.  The hope is that the broader market as measured by the ETFs,
            MDY and IWM will make solid breakouts and start to runs and that the
            Value Line will also breakout, thereby voiding its risky megaphone or
            broadening top pattern.   The steady wall of blue Accumulation for all the ETFs
            is impressive.   

             As for the regularity with which the DJI has peaked in May, that is certainly 
             a problem.   But with the DJI only 1.1% over the 21-day ma, a May Sell S9V or
             Sell S15 may be avoided, wither by the DJI not reaching the 2.5% upper band
             or the V-Indicator turning positive.

             What happened in the past when the DJI surpassed its right shoulder apex
             in a potential head/shoulders pattern, just as the DJI has now done by rising and
             staying above 14775?  In the past buying when the Accumulation Index was positive
             on these occasions always proved to be good time to buy.  The DJI's Accumulation
             Index is clearly positive now.    Similarly, it has always been  bearish when the
             Accumulation was negative.
                                 See the 10 cases in the DJI since 1929.      

              We also want to study some of the more subtle signs that mark a stock
              as being a candidate for a sudden and sharp price breakdown from what
              seems like a simple and innocent trading range.  See the study further below.

                          4/30/2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts   


                                                           Peerless Key Values
  
                                             LA/MA      AnnRoc          P-I          P-I ch         P^^          IP21            V-I           Opct    65PctChange
               4/30/2013     1.011       .217          336     +101        336      .107          -5        .27        .063           


              ---> 305 +85   MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (4/30/2013)  Bullish plurality

                                               Link includes High Accumulation Breakouts and CP Crosses above CP MA.
           ---> 31 -9    MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (4/30/2013)   

          
---> 108 +15  New Highs on NASDAQ  10   new lowsBullish plurality

         ---> 227 +53  New Highs on NYSE 7 new lows.    Bullish plurality -
     

                               Stocks Showing Sudden Breakdowns:
                                   Subtle Signs of Weakness

                  We have frequently mentioned here many of the most common bearish technical features.

                  1) Avoid or sell short out-of-favor industries.  Example: Gold and silver stocks. 
                  2) Stocks already in a long decline and showing steady red Distribution often fall
                      sharply even more as the bad news comes out.  See DLIA, DRV. FST, EXXI, GROW, STSI,
                  3) Bearish, completed head/shoulders patterns and decline below 65-dma support.
                           Examples: ATI, CRR. CTSH, CSH, CTRX, EVEP, FVE, FLXS, GE, MSPD
                  4) Confirmed breakdowns below major support. Examples: like HXM, YZC, JNPR, RHI,
                           and TDC, TXT.

               But here are some stocks that have recently fallen sharply for a variety of more
               subtle technical reasons.
              
               AAWW - Head/Shoulders of 6 mo ago casts gloomy technical spell on stock. Sell S7s. Below 65-dma.
               AFFY - Falling 65-dma and Relative Strength Quotient new low.
               ACTG - CP divergence-Sell S7s and then breaking of 65-dma nested with uptrendline.
               ANCX - S7s, Big decline which simultaneously breaks below neckline, uptrendline and 65-dma
               AVEO - S7s, Red high volume quickly snuffed out. Violation of 65-dma.
               BMI   - After nice 6 month advance, stock simultaneously violated uptrendline, neckliue and 65dma.
               BNCL- Weakening blue CP line. falling 21-dma, Simulaneously broke 65-dma and uptrendline.
               CACC - Over-extende. At upper band. Then CP head/shoulders. Uptrend-and 65-dma break
               DCTH - S7s. Low AI/200. CP in steady downtrend. Short-covering rally quickly snuffed out.
               DLA - CP and prices in downtrend despite rising market.
               DV - S7s. In weak educational group. IP21 did not confirm April new high.
               EW - Relative Strength New Low. Below falling 65-dma.
               EZPW - Red high colume breakdown. Falling CP.  65-dma turns down.
               FVE - CP NC's and S7s. Head/Shoulders, 65-dma broken and uptrendline violated.
               FFIV - CP and RSQ uptrendlines broken.  Red high volume breaking of 65-dma.
               FLR - OBV and RSQ NC of marginal new high. CP breaks uptrend.  Then price does, too.
               FRO - RSQ and Price Breakdown along with negative Accumulation Index.
               IBM - OBV and RSQ fail to confirm marginal breakout.  Then CP uptrend-break.
               SWY - Over-extended and sudden gap down on red high volume.  Rounding bottoms tend to do this.
               VAR Falling RSQ and stock is below falling 65-dma in a rising general market.

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             4/29/2013         No Peerless Sell.  The NYSE A/D Line is still rising. 
             MAXCPs and New Highs bullishly outnumber MINCPs and new lows. 


                                                           Peerless Key Values
  
                                             LA/MA      AnnRoc          P-I          P-I ch         P^^        IP21            V-I           Opct    65PctChange
               4/29/2013     1.01        .195           234        32        234      .088        -25       .178        .067

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            ---> 220 +70   MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (4/29/2013)  Bullish plurality

           ---> 40 -8    MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (4/29/2013)   

          
---> 93  New Highs on NASDAQ  7   new lowsBullish plurality

         ---> 154  New Highs on NYSE 3 new lows.    Bullish plurality

                        Despite the good NYSE breadth, the advance is narrowing
                         and becoming more and more defensive.  This usually
                         limits the upside potential until there has been a correction.
                         The broaders based IWM and MDY are still below the
                         resistance of their recent peaks.  In the chart below, we
                        see that fewer and fewer stocks in the SP-500 are still
                        above their 65-dma.   That number is now 71.8% of the
                        group.   Last Fall's top was made when that number
                        fell below 60% a second time.



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                  4/29/2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts   

              Unfortunately a 1.5% additional DJI rally from here would put Peerless
              in the position of having to render a Sell S15 or Sell S9V since the V-Indicator
              remains negative and May is when these signals can occur because of that
              weakness.    But a big decline is not foreseen.  As I said yesterday, there is
              good reason to think the DJI may still rise another 10% in the Summer.  That
              would be in keeping with its typical behavior in post Presidential Election Years
              when a Democrat who is not fiscally conservative sits in the White House.

                          A Month of May Decline May Become An "Iron Law"

              But here's an additional scary thought.  Early Mays, until the 10th, have brought
              DJI peaks in  5 of the last seven years: 2006, 2008, 2010, 2011 and 2012. 
              The only significant differences between now and then from the point of view of
              Peerless are that's it's not yet May and the DJI closed today only 1.0% above
              the 21-day ma.  Usually, it takes a rally and close at or above the 2.5% band above the
              21-day ma to bring a Sell S9V or Sell S15 if the IP21 is positive, as now.   As you
              can see, in all but one case the V-Indicator was negative.  Except for 2009, in each
              case the DJI was up +4.6% to 7.2% for the last 65 trading days. 

              There is one key difference now. The adjusted P-Indicator is slightly more positive than
              any of the six cases below at their peaks.   See the DJI charts and V-Indicators.

               The good breadth we see right now is most focused in the defensive sectors,
               especially utilities, REITs and dividend paying S&P stocks.  The biggest speculative
               advancers include smaller finance stocks, again the direct beneficiaries of the
               FED's QE-3.   Some of the higher priced biotechs could be forming head/shoulders
               patterns: AMGN, GILD and CELG.

               I suspect the DJI is headed for 15000, if only to grab some headlines and rev up its
               trading.   IBM's 5 point advance accounted for 37 of the DJI's 106 point gain today and
               Crude Oil got back above its 65-dma today.  IBM could easily rise another 5 points.
               That would close its downside gap of a week ago.  And if the rally in energy prices continues,
               that will boost high priced CVX and XOM in the DJI-30.  This would add another 100 points
               and take the DJI up to where a Peerless Sell signal might again be produced early in May.


                                 DJI Peaks in Late April and Early May: 
                           2006, 2008, 2010, 2011 and 2012

                                Signals       LA/MA      AnnRoc          P-I          P-I ch         P^^        IP21            V-I           Opct    65PctChange
               4/29/2013                  1.01        .195          234        32       234      .088        -25       .178        .067
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     ------>5/10/2006   S9             1.025         .527       117         6        108        .091    
  -10          .334     .072
     ------>5/2/2008     S9,S15      1.028        .406        173       -6        156       .036        -29        .077      .047
              -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
              6/10/2009    S9, S8    1.026        .448        233       50         217      .063       -115        .067      .25
              4/26/2010 ES11        1.017         .394       421        16        408      .159          +8         .544     .072
    ------>5/2/2011    S9            1.028         .467       212       -50         211     .147           -17      .332      .063
    ------>5/1/2012    S15          1.018         .061          78       18          78     -.003     
    -87        .035     .046


        



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          4/26/2013      
  No Peerless Sell.  The NYSE A/D Line is still rising. 

           ---> 150  MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (4/26/2013)  Bullish plurality

           ---> 48   MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (4/26/2013)   

          
---> 64  New Highs on NASDAQ  7   new lowsBullish plurality

         ---> 94  New Highs on NYSE 5 new lows.    Bullish plurality


           4/26/2013     Accumulation is still high.   There are many more MAXCPs than MINCPs
            Professionals remain bullish in the US for the time being.  Counter-cyclical
            Gold Stocks still are under heavy institutional distribution and professional
            selling.             

                          If Everyone Is Planning To Sell in May, Why Is
          
               the market not going down now in anticipation? 

             Part of the answer is that with Obama in the White House or any
             fiscally stimulative Democrat in the White House since 1945,
             the tops do not occur on May 1st and the declines have tended
             with the exception of 1965, to be shallow.  The escalating US war in
             Viet Nam explains the May 1965 decline.   US combat troops
              were first deployed in May,


                     Fiscally Stimulative Democrat in White House since 1965
                    
                               1961 - DJI up all year. 
                                         
5/22  peak and decline to the lower band.
                                          9/7   peak and decline to the lower band.


                               1965 - DJI up all year.
                                        
5/13 peak brought 10% decline

                               1993 - DJI up all year.
                                        
5/27 peak and 3% decline
                                        
8/26 peak and decline to the lower band.

                                1997 - DJI up all year.
                                         
8/6 peak and decline to the lower band.
                                         
10/7 peak and 12% decline

                                2009 - DJI up for rest of year after March bottom.
                                           
6/8   peak and 7% decline
                                          
9/21 peak and 3% decline
                                         
10/20 peak and 3% decline


                                                Conclusion:

             
It's clear to me why the DJI is still rising.  When a
              "stimulative Democrat is in the White House (not to mention
              the stimulative Federal Reserve Chairman), the DJI has gained
              +10.3% on average from May1st to October 31st.
Selling now would
              be premature.  The upside gain potential is greater than the risk
              potential.   That does not mean there will not be decline to the
              lower band from a May peak.   The biggest danger for the stock
              market, as I see it,  is that Obama will become much more fiscally
              conservative in 2013 than he was in 2009, much like FDR changed
              abruptly in 1937 from being a deficit-spender in 1933.  Of course,
              a new war would change things, too, for the worse. .  


                           Vigilance Needed:  A Decline to Lower Band Could
                                               Be Shaping Up in May

            Most serious investors know the adage "Sell in May, Go Away." It's true
            buying the week of Thanksgiving in November and selling in May usually
            brings the lion's share of the trading gains the market offers.  This is already
            an important part of Peerless.  Some of the Buy signals are much easier
            to get in late October and November.  Should we not make some of the
            Sell signals easier to obtain in May?  In fact, many already are.  The
            Sell S9V for example, is not allowed until May and it has brought 4 good
            Sells in just the last 7 years.

                                        
Sell S9V is Our Main Concern Now
            The DJI closed 0.4% over the 21-day ma.  It would take a rally to the 2.5%
            upper band to qualify the DJI for a new Sell S12.  Volume would have to
            be low.  The V-Indicator now atands at -29.  If it turns positive the S9V
            would bot occur.                                                
                                                       
la/ma     annroc         P-I       P-ICh          IP21        V-I    Opct
                  
5/2/2011   12807.36      1.028    .467        212     -50        .147     -17      .33
                 DJI declined below LB in six weeks.  NO PAPER LOSS 
                         There was no other Peerless sell here. Peerless Gain = +5.9%

             
5/18/2009  8504.08         1.033   .54          335      63       -.005     -11    .045 
                  Peerless gave a better Sell S9 on 6/4/2009 at 8750.24
                  Initially declined to 21-dma and then to lower band in 5 weeks   PAPER LOSS = 3%

                 
5/1/2008   13040.80       1.029   .405        178      36        .047     -28    .076  
                  Extreme bear market followed.  This was also a Sell S15
                  DJI declined below LB in 5 weeks,but fell much further.NO PAPER LOSS

                  5/9/2006   11639.77       1.027   .547        110      94       .079       -6     .326
                  DJI declined below Lower band in 5 weeks. Also a Sell S9.
                  NO PAPER LOSS

           4/26/2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts   

           Key Values: DJI    14713  +11   la/ma=  1.004  21dma-roc = .151  P=+ 202   Pch= -33
                                                                                              
           IP21 = +.089 (on 1/30/2013 IP21 was .293)   V = -29  Opct =  .193      65 day-pct-up = .063

            With the V-Indicator now a negative -33 amd the DJI change on Friday less than .01% 
            Thursday's close, we are getting closer to a Sell S9V or a  Sell S8.

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   Selling at 15000.  Too Easy?

              If we were to sell out prematurely next week how much might we lose?
              The round number 15000 will likely offer stiff psychological resistance.  Selling
              at 15000, if the market does reverse and decline, will give you bragging
              rights that might last some time.  And now we also have the "Sell in May"
              argument.   So expect, many fund managers to sell into any rally. .

              But let's look closer at what happens to the DJI after May 1st in the
              frequently bearish post-Presidential Electionyear. .  We are told, for example,
              that since 1905  there have bave been no real NET gains to be had between May 1st
              and November 1st.     But that's misleading.  I have added a column to show political party
              and what the President's fiscal approach was.  Was the Democratic President a
              "
fiscal conservative",  more "fiscally liberal" (FL) or caught
              in a new war (
NW)?

              It turns out that
when a Republican is in office there is an average
              +0.41% rise in the DJI from May 1st to October 31st in the post Presidential
              Election Year
Fiscally conservative Democrats who are not in a new
              war did much worse.  Wilson (1913, -0.31%), FDR (1937 , -20.71%)
              and Carter (1977, - 11.71%).  They averaged a DJI decline of 10.9%.

             
By contrast, the fiscally more stimulative Democrats did much better:
              FDR (1933,   +13.52%), Truman (1945, +12.29% ), JFK (1961, +3.71% ),
              Clinton (1993,  +7.38% ), Clinton (1997,  +6.16% ) and Obama (2009,  +18.91% )

             
When a stimulative Democrat is in office, the DJI gains 10.32% on
              average from May to November.


                     Buying on May 1st and Selling DJI on October 31st
                  
                            In White House    DJI Pct Gain    Investing   $10,000
                 
1905          Repub              +10.12                   $11,012
                  1909         
Repub              +12.21                   $12,357
                  1913         
Dem (FC)         -  0.31                  $12,318  
                  1917          Dem (
NW)        -20.09                   $ 9,844
                  1921         
Repub              -  7.14                   $ 9,141
                  1925         
Repub              +30.42                 $11,921           
                  1929         
Repub              - 14.34                 $10,212
                
1933            Dem (FL)        +13.52                 $11,593
                  1937         
Dem (FC)         -20.71                  $9,191
                  1941          Dem (
NW)       + 1.97                  $9,373
                  1945         
Dem (FL)         +12.29                $10,572
                  1949         
Dem (FL)           +8.83               $11,505
                  1953         
Repub                +0.39                $11,550
                  1957         
Repub               -10.79                $10,304
                  1961         
Dem (FL)           + 3.71             $10, 687
                  1965          Dem (
NW)        +4.18               $11,133
                  1969         
Repub                - 9.91              $10,029
                  1973         
Repub                +3.81               $10,412
                  1977         
Dem (FC)         -11.71              $  9,193    Carter was more fiscally conservative than Reagan,
                  1981         
Repub              -14.55               $   8,855 
                  1985         
Repub              + 9.24               $ 8,581
                  1989         
Repub              +9.36                $ 9,383
                  1993         
Dem (FL)         +7.38               $10,076
                  1997         
Dem (FL)         +6.16               $10,669
                  2001        
  Repub              -15.46               $   9,044
                  2005         
Repub               +2.43               $10,958
                  2009        
Dem (FL)         +18.91            $10,755
                  2013         Dem
(FL)
                
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           4/25/2013   
No Peerless Sell.  The NYSE A/D Line is rising. Accumulation is still high.
           There are many more MAXCPs than MINCPs.  Professionals remain bullish
           in the US for the time being.

           But will the US be able to stay uncoupled from the worsening world economy.
           Despite Spain's official unemployment hitting 27.2%, the governments
           in Spain, Brussels and Germany have nothing new to offer, except more austerity.

                           Austerity blamed as unemployment soars in Spain and France
                                   
Search for Cuts Puts Portugal's Schools on Chopping Block   NY Times
                                   
Southern Europe's Recession Threatens to Spread North NY Times
                                  
While the austerity doctrine seems to have imploded, austerity has strengthened its grip on elite opinion. Why?  P Krugman NY Times



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This human tragedy in Spain is something the markets seem to have anticipated. 
           They are currently rallying.   The danger now is that this bleak economic news
           will work against there being a big enough rally in overseas markets
           for our Tiger Index of Foreign ETFs to get past the now rapidly falling 65-day ma.
           Such a failure would set up a bearish head/shoulders pattern.  This dismal
           news is not causing a change of policy.  But it may soon unsettle the nervous European
           bond markets and cause a new crisis for the Euro.  .

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           The DJI should easily be able to stay above its neckline.  The usual
           bullishness of the week or two after April 25th will help, too.  But watch closely
           to see if the DJI's nascent Head/Shoulders patterns becomes more recognizable.
           Seldom does such a pattern play out unless there is either red Distribution
           on the right shoulder or, at least, a noticeable subsidence from our Accumulation
           Index.  So we will pay close attention to this indicator as well as the daily
           breadth data, which continues to be very positive.

                                                              Behavior of DJI since 1965

                                After 5 trading days            After 10 trading days                 After 21 trading days

                             % of time    Avg DJI                % of time    Avg DJI                  % of time    Avg DJI
                             DJI rises     Gain                       DJI rises     Gain                        DJI rises     Gain

           April 25th   68.1%       +0.5%                   61.7%            +0.4%                    51.1%          -0.1%
                    statistically significant
             
         
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           Meanwhile, very heavily traded SPY seems to have surpassed its own potential right
           shoulder apex.  But it has now reached it recent high and a short-term optimized
           red Sell signal warns that it will probably need to pull back again before advancing.
           The Closing Power is still uptrending.  Professionals have not yet turned bearish
           on SPY. 

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                  MDY (the ETF for Mid-Caps) will need to breakout above 210 on this advance
                   or it will generate a new red Sell and could retreat 4.5% to its best support,
                   its own price neckline. 


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         4/25/2013  
--->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts   

           Key Values: DJI    14701  +25   la/ma=  1.04  21dma-roc = .115  P=+ 235   Pch= -12
                                                                                              
           IP21 = +.119 (on 1/30/2013 IP21 was .293)   V = -20 Opct =  .11      65 day-pct-up = .067

             ---> 198 +11 MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (4/25/2013)  Bullish plurality

            ---> 26 -3   MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (4/25/2013)   

          
---> 101  New Highs on NASDAQ  9   new lowsBullish plurality

        ---> 137  New Highs on NYSE  6 new lows.    Bullish plurality

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              4/24/2013
    No Peerless Sell.  A/D Line is rising.  Today, we saw a great surge
              in the number of stocks making new highs with very high Accumulation.  More
              today, I think, than in January.  While high priced biotech stocks got clipped with
              some profit-taking, the money from them seems to have been immediately
              deployed in a wide variety of stocks, with the usual emphasis on REITs and Utilities. 

                 4/24/2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts   

           Key Values: DJI    14676  -43   la/ma=  1.0026   21dma-roc = .186  P=+ 246   Pch= +68
                                                                                              
           IP21 = +.142 (on 1/30/2013 IP21 was .293)   V = -19 Opct =  .094       65 day-pct-up = .069

             ---> 187 -17 MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (4/24/2013)  Bullish plurality

           ---> 29 -37   MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (4/24/2013)   

          
---> 64  New Highs on NASDAQ  12   new lowsBullish plurality

        ---> 139  New Highs on NYSE  4   new lows.    Bullish plurality


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              The SP-500 chart above also shows that prices have surpassed the right shoulder in a
               potential head/shoulders pattern.  This usually means higher prices.  And though the
               DJI's close today was below its tight shoulder peak, the good breadth and
               high Accumulation argue forcefully against this pattern being completed.
               There are very few valid, completed DJI H/S patterns that show a strong
               A/D Line and a very positive IP21 value on the right shoulder.  The primary
               exception was also at the end of April in 2010, but even then the IP21 was only
               .079 on the right shoulder apex.  Ours now is .142. 

               When we look at the key ETFs, DIA, SPY, QQQ or IWM, we see a wall of
               steady (blue) Accumulation.    All dips have found eager institutional buyers ready
               to cushion and soon reverse any decline.  Nothing seems changed in this.
                                 To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts   

             
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                Some longer-term bullish forces are at work.  The blade of the Auserity axe
                has just gotten a lot duller because economists have gotten sharper in their
                criticism of its academic foundation. 
                             
                                                 age-of-austerity-george-osborne-desktop.jpg (117583 bytes)

                                      Austerity's Academic Support Is Hit Hard.

                                     But Will Budget Balancers Acknowledge This?
                                     Ideological Thinking and American Politics
                                     Usually Preclude Such Re-Thinking. 


               I think a  key reason this new surge in US stocks is taking place is because
               "Austerity" has been dealt a severe blow academically in the US.  This inevitably
               weakens those here who keep arguing that the solution for high unemployment
               and a weak economy is more government lay-offs and budget cuts.  It turns out
               that two Harvard economists twisted their data in 2010 and left out of their
               research countries like Japan, which show the ratio of government Debt to GNP"
               can be much higher, before economic growth is seriously impeded.  Listen to the
               discussion on usually quite conservative Yahoo.  This is quite a blow to the
              Austerity crew.  Just a few months ago, the Washington Post editorialized that
              the US was “dangerously near the 90 percent mark that economists regard as a
              threat to sustainable economic growth.”  Krugman noticed the phrasing: “economists”.
              They might have more accurately said “some economists”, since what they were
              saying was vigorously disputed by other economists."

                    Krugman writes:
                    "As soon as the paper was released, many economists pointed out that a
                    negative correlation between debt and economic performance need not mean
                    that high debt causes low growth. It could just as easily be the other way around,
                    with poor economic performance leading to high debt.  Indeed, that’s obviously
                    the case for Japan, which went deep into debt only after its growth collapsed in
                    the early 1990s.

                    Finally, Ms. Reinhart and Mr. Rogoff allowed researchers at the University of
                    Massachusetts to look at their original spreadsheet — and the mystery of the
                   irreproducible results was solved. First, they omitted some data; second, they used
                    unusual and highly questionable statistical procedures; and finally, yes, they made
                    an Excel coding error. Correct these oddities and errors, and you get what
                    other researchers have found: some correlation between high debt and slow growth,
                    with no indication of which is causing which, but no sign at all of that 90 percent “threshold.”

                   Kenneth Rogoff and Carmen Reinhart
                      Kenneth Rogoff and Carmen Reinhart

                    ...What the Reinhart-Rogoff affair shows is the extent to which austerity has been
                    sold on false pretenses. For three years, the turn to austerity has been presented
                    not as a choice but as a necessity. Economic research, austerity advocates insisted,
                    showed that terrible things happen once debt exceeds 90 percent of G.D.P. But
                     “economic research” showed no such thing; a couple of economists made that
                     assertion, while many others disagreed. Policy makers abandoned the unemployed
                     and turned to austerity because they wanted to, not because they had to."
       http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/19/opinion/krugman-the-excel-depression.html?ref=opinion&_r=1&             http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2013/apr/16/unemployment-reinhart-rogoff-arithmetic-cause

               Unfortunately, President Obama is silent.  So is his ex-chief of staff R. Emanuel.
               Only when the Wall Street Journal switches sides on this debate, like the Financial
               Times has, will these Democratic "leaders" take a new stand.  If you've wondered
                why the American electorate seems to be so slow to understand the other side
               of this issue, don't blame the Republicans, blame the Democrats for pandering 
               and playing puppet to Wall Street. 
               
               Unfortunately, for Europe, neither major political party in Germany, the CDU or the SPD
               seem to favor ending the Austerity madness. 
                    
Angela Merkel:::  'Austerity makes it sound evil, I call it balancing the budget.

              German Chancellor Angela Merkel gestures at the German parliament prior to vote on a bailout package for debt-mired Cyprus

               The British are turning around.  That PM Cameron's Austerity has failed its
               test is now heard in the City of London. 

                           Britain's austerity is indefensible - FT.com - Financial Times

               

               Another possible reason for a rally is that Janet Yellen is now being openly discussed
               as a successor to Bernanke.  She is definitely in the "dovish" camp.   Solving the
               high and long-term Unemployment is more important for her than fighting inflation.
                http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/25/business/janet-l-yellen-possible-fed-successor-has-admirers-and-foes.html?nl=todaysheadlines&emc=edit_th_20130425&_r=0
               

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             4/23/2013     No Peerless Sell, Rising A/D Line and Closing Powers.
             A further DJI and SP-500 rally would void the potential head/shoulders pattern.
             With both Opening and Closing Power rising in DIA and SPY, the markets look
             ready to move higher.  With NYSE  advancers almost 4:1 over decliners,
             the market broadened nicely today.  As the head/shoulders pattern is still a
             viable possibility, our Stocks' Hotline is still holding a few bearish MINCPs.
             Again gold stocks were weak when the general market rose.  That suggests
             higher stock prices, too.
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        4/23/2013  
--->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts   

           Key Values: DJI    14719.46  +152   la/ma=  1.006   21dma-roc = 0169  P=+ 177  Pch= +48
                                                                                              
           IP21 = +.14 (on 1/30/2013 IP21 was .293)   V = -41 Opct =  .097       65 day-pct-up = .077

             ---> 204 +44  MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (4/23/2013)  Bullish plurality

           ---> 66 -16   MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (4/23/2013)   

          
---> 71  New Highs on NASDAQ  10   new lowsBullish plurality

        ---> 172  New Highs on NYSE  4   new lows.    Bullish plurality

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              4/22/2013     No Peerless Sell, Rising A/D Line and Closing Powers.
           But once again it looks like overseas and public selling at the opening will
           challenge the DJI.  The SPY and SP-500 should be able to hold up, but we have to
           watch the key SPY neckline and rising 65-day ma support in SPY at 153-154..
           SPY's rising Closing Power trend and its IP21 at +.22 give us hope.

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                              Weakness in GE and IBM Are Holding The DJI Back.

           IBM's 3 day 21 point decline has pushed the DJI down 168 points all by itself.
           Since the strength seen in   DD,  DIS, HD,  JNJ, KO,  PFE, PG, VZ is impressive,
           the DJI will probably hold above its 14400 point support, 160 points below
           today's support  But lets watch JPM and SCHW. These are two other key stocks
           that could break key support in their own unfolding head/shoulders patterns.

                     4/22/2013  --->  To Key Index and Leading Stock Charts   

           Key Values: DJI    14547 +10 la/ma=  0.995   21dma-roc = 0.029  P=+ 61  Pch= -7
                                                                                              
           IP21 = +.096 (on 1/30/2013 IP21 was .293)   V = -72 Opct =  .013       65 day-pct-up = .069
              
                                             A "Nifty-Fifty" Defensive Market

       "EVERY BULL MARKET has its glamour companies--favorites that can't go wrong.
       The late 1920s bull market had Radio Corp. of America and the Great A&P Tea Co. The
       early 1970s had a group of high-growth blue chips called the Nifty Fifty."
   What this article
       in Forbes fails to mention is how badly the market behaves when the nifty fifty can no longer
       hold up appearances.  . .

       The NYSE A/D Line Uptrend Is Intact.   Last week's test of it looks successful.
       But now we must watch the emerging, potentially bearish head/shoulders patterns
       in the DJI-30 and SP-500.  Meanwhile defensive groups (biotechs, utilities and food
       stocks) keep making new highs.  

       Can we still trust the A/D Line?  The breadth of the advance is narrowing despite
       the A/D Line strength.  For example, even though Fidelity's biggest high cap positions
       when weighted by price x volume, the number of gain stocks are fewer and fewe.
       The huge rise in their very big biotech positions and Home Depot are covering over
       a growing weakness elsewhere. 

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       I think a secret "nifty fifty" may be emerging now,  just as it did in 1972.  We don't see
       this in NYSE A/D Line weakness and divergence from the DJI like we did
       back then, because, I think, of how many more dividend paying and interest rate sensitive
       investment vehicles are on the NYSE now.    The simplest approach is to keep watching
      the NYSE A/D Line.  When its uptrend is broken, we could get a significant sell-off.
      This is what happened in 2001 and 2002 when the A/D Line uptrends were broken
      in a low interest rate environment.

                                               2001 A/D Line Trend-Breaks
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                                               2002 A/D Line Trend-Breaks    
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                                 2013 DJI and A/D Line Trend-Break in 2012
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       We have no Peerless Sell.  But the round number 15000 is likely to be resistance.  
       Leadership by defensive stocks after a long rally has to be bearishly construed.
       This would seem to be a perfect market for hedging with some bearish MINCP stocks.
       Industry selection is very important.  Gold stocks still show declining Closing
       Powers and steady distribution by institutions.   I know the temptation is high
       to call a bottom in them, but I would wait until our Closing Power shows that
       Professionals have shofted to the long side.    See ANV, GG, ASA and NEM.     

           ---> 160 -4  MAXCP stocks  Bullish MAXCP Stocks (4/23/2013)  Bullish plurality

           ---> 82 -12   MINCP stocks    Bearish MINCP Stocks  (4/23/2013)   

          
---> 41  New Highs on NASDAQ  15   new lowsBullish plurality

        ---> 69  New Highs on NYSE  10   new lows.    Bullish plurality