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           Operative Major signal(s)
-     Older Sell S9/S12 and new second minor Buy B14

                           
Peerless gave a second Buy B14 the day of the 1/2% rate cut.  B14s are rare.   There
                   have only been 11 since 1965 and we have now seen two in the last month.  Between 1965 and 2006, they averaged
                    a 12.86% gain if the DJI was held until the next major Sell.  There is only one loss in this
                    period.   And that produced only a 4.6% loss in the 1091-1982 bear market.  They are less
                    reliable in the period 1942-1966, but were sometime dead-on in their bullishness.  So, though
                    they are not treated as major Buys, I would, given just the second Buy B14,  let the market
                    have every chance to move higher.  That is made even truer with the Fed rate cut.

                           Seasonality is bearish for the next two weeks.  A retreat from the resistance
                    levels now reached by the DJI and NASDAQ should start.  We saw a new Sell signal
                    from the NASDAQ today.  There 1360 more down than up on the NYSE.  Homebuilders,
                    who might have thought they would be one of the beneficiaries of the 1/2% rate cut
                    have shifted back to a Red Sell signal and are testing their lows.  A new low by this
                    index would be bearish for the market.

                                                        
Tiger Homebuilding Index on a Sell.
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                            Brokerages correlate closely with the heneral market.  Here is my Tiger Index
                    of 15 of them.  It has shifted to a red Sell.  This also suggests some weakness
                    for the next few trading days.

                                                
Tiger Index of 15 Brokerages
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The FED's 1/2% rate cuts has dramatically weakened the dollar and boosted overseas
                    stocks  Below is the Tiger Index of 53 foreign ETFs.  Perhaps, the  easy money has now been made.
                    Foreign stocks are, very generally speaking, back to the resistance of the old July highs.
                    Adopt and wait and see attitude.   There may still be more upside progress, but it is
                    not prudent to buy just below resistance. 

                          The strongest groups, GOLD, CHINA and OIL, are so much stronger than the
                    rest of the market now, I suggest finding some way to play them, as much as trying to
                    trade the market as a whole. 

                                                                 Tiger Index of Foreign ETFs
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                                                                          GOLD

                             Only a 1/4% cut was expected from the Fed on Tuesday, but they gave the market
                     what the bulls wanted, a 1/2% cut....  This is a big boost to gold and gold stocks.
                     Gold has just made a new all-time high above 725, or 72.5 for GLD.  "Let it run now."
                     That's our advise.

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                                We have been saying for some time that the XAU would soon be making a
                     major breakout by surpassing 160.  That has now happened.  Already it is over
                     170.   Below is the chart of XAU.  Its RELDJI is approaching its own breakout. 
                     The XAU is not yet outperforming GLD on a 12 month basis.  But it has been
                     zooming up faster for the last 2 weeks.    I have posted more information on this
                     most important breakout on my Blog.   
                               http://www.tigersoft.com/Tiger-Blogs/9-19-2007/index.html
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                                                                      CHINA

                             China, the strongest area of foreign investments, rested today.   It looks like this
                     is now experiencing a climactic vertical ascent.  CHN, mentioned last night, has a
                     projected target another 10% higher based on its inverted head and shoulders
                     pattern's size.  When we look at the best performing foreign ETFs for the last
                     65 trading days, a quarter, we see the top five relate to Chinese investments.
                                        GCH   Greater China Fund             +41%
                                        JFC     Jaredine Fleming China      +31%
                                        CHN    China Fund                           +23%
                                        PGJ PowerShares Goldn Gragon  +21% 
                                        GRR   Asia Tiger Funds.                  +20%  

                                              Tiger Index of Chinese Stocks
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                                                  Oil Stocks Are Surging, too.

            Crude Oil has made an all-time high.  Its IP1 is very high, above +.50.  We associate
          that important insider buying.  It sure like $100 is possible.  I reckon $84 as the minimum
          target based on the height of the earlier head and shoulders pattern.  


                        There is breaking news of a government sting involving Congressmen taking
              bribes from oil interests.  Let's hold back here.  Some of the best looking oil stocks
              as Tiger judges them are: ACGY, STO, TTES and WFT.  Waiting for a little pullback
              would be prudent.  But in a run like this, wear performance money chases fewer and fewer
              high performance stocks, and pullbacks are usually shallow.

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                                                              Market Outlook

                              It is important to see that The FED can delay a bear market and it can prolong
                   a bull market. Our  detailed study showed this to be true in the summer of 1968, the
                   fall of 1971, 1975, 1976, 1982-1983, 1980, 1984, 1986, December 1990-1991, 1996
                   and 1998.  That is what they have done here.   I suspect that they will do all they
                   can to delay the inevitable bear market until a Democrat is in the White House in
                   2009. Look at the evidence I presented before judging this to be too cynical.
                                 http://www.tigersoft.com/Tiger-Blogs/8-18-2003/index.htm

                           
  Yesterday Peerless gave a second Buy B14 signal, NYSE Up Volume swamped
                   down volume.  It's true that July's S9/S12 has not been reversed.  But the DJI did fall
                   10% afterwards and there are a few cases since 1942 where the DJI moves significantly
                   higher without an immediate major Buy signal.  The only case since 1965 was in the Spring
                   of 1987.  We see this most often when there have not yet been three or more S9 or S12
                   clusters in the previous 8 months, as is true here.  The P-Indicator, V-Indicator and the
                   Tiger Accumulation Index are all now positive.  The DJI and NASDAQ have reached
                   points of resistance (See the charts.), but it sure looks the DJI want to get back up to
                   14,000.   The NASDAQ is still below what it was when Bush took office, so it could
                   move higher, too.  The NASDJI Indicator is positive, showing the NASDAQ is
                   outperforming the DJI.   Don't use the short-term Stochastic for a few days at least.
                   Let the surprise 1/2% rate cut's bullishness play itself out.

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DJI - 250 more points to go to reach the July peak.
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NASDAQ
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The QQQQ data was questionable yesterday. But it has not been corrected from our source.

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                                       Sector Signals
          

                 
         44 Sectors' Buy and Sells: 
              

              Today       19 Buys    25 Sells
              Yesterday 17   Buys  27 Sells       
                       "Most Bullish"
                              IXP (Global Telecomm)   75.61 +.21    IP21>.25 Strong OBV. AI/200=167
                              IGE (Natl. Resources)   129.38  +.68  Back to 12 mo high. OBV is lagging.
                              IXC (Global Energy)  137.85 +.53    138.4  is 12 mo high.
    
         
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                                           US Dollar's Trend Remains Down.
                                                                        
           The dependency of the US Treasury on China and Japan to buy Treasury securities is a key
      here.  The enormous US trade and budget deficits are taking away from the Fed, or at least
      limiting, the simple option of recharging the economy by means of buying debt or lowering interest
      rates.  The reason is that the Dollar might free-fall if the FED lowers interst rates too much
      or too fast... Foreigners may choose not to buy a dwindling asset that pays an interest rate lower
      than its annual rate of decline...See my discussion of the American growing dependence on
      Chinese funding of the US debt. The Japanese Yen historically moves more independently.  It is
      on the verge of a breakout to new highs.  Do you see the tell-tale rise in Accumulation a month
      ago?  The Euro has stopped idling and is starting another rally, thanks to the probability of another
      rate cut.   Watch these charts.  The Euro shown below is rising at a +8.6% clip versus the DJI.
     
                                               
                                                             9/20/2007

                    The US Dollar has been falling at a 6.8% rate this past year.  By comparion,
           the EURO just made a new high and is rising at an 8.6% clip.  It will be even more
           difficult for the Treasury to sell its US bonds to foreigners.  They will have to print more
           money.  Hence the rush into real resources will continue.  That should also help US
           real estate, though that has not yet happened.  The Canadian Dollar is now even
           stronger than the EURO, because of the mineral resourves Canada has.

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                                          Look at the strength in the Canadian Dollar.

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               Given how far up the markets are above big support and how long it has been since there was a
     major correction, plus the bearishness of years ending in "7", it should pay to do some selling. 


                              Table       FALLS IN YEARS ENDING IN "7"

                             1837            Panic
                             ......
                             1887            September 19 (-2.24%) & October 12 (-2.29%) 
                             1897            September 21 (-3.95%) & October 12 (-3.90%) 
                             1907            Declined whole year from 90 to 55  in November           37% decline.
                                               
Major banking panic October 22.

                               ---------------------- My own study starts in 1915 -----------------------------------
                             1917            Early June peak at 99.... Bottom in December at 66  ... 33% decline.
                                                     Tip-off was well-tested support failure at 88 in August
                             ...........................................................................................................................................
                             1927            Peak on 10/4 at 200... Fell to 181 on 10/24... 9.5% decline
                                                     Tip-off was OBV NC at upper band.
                                                     Tip off was Accum.Index was negative at upper band
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                             1937            Peak was at 190 on 8/16 ...  Fell to 113.6 on 11/24 October 18  ...40% decline
                                                      Tip-off was OBV NC at upper 3% band..
                                                      Tip off was Accum.Index was <+.05 at upper 3% band. 
                             .....................................................................................................................................................
                             1947            Peak was at 184 on 2/11...  Fell to 163.60 on May 20.   ...10.9% decline
                                                      Tip-off was small head and shoulders top with neckline break at 181 on 2/20
                                                      DJI made a 3-month high which was not confirmed by A/D Line
                             ......................................................................................................................................................
                             1957            Peak was at 521 on 7/12...  Fell to 419.80 on October 22.    ...19.4% decline
                                                      Classic "Sell S9" at upper 3.0% band.
                                                      "Sell 12": Tip off was Accum.Index was <+.05 at upper 3% band. 
                                                      Credit crunch. Sputnik
                             .....................................................................................................................................................
                             1967              Peak was at 943 on 9/25...  Fell to 826 on March 22.   ...12.4% decline
                                                      "Sell 12": Tip off was Accum.Index was <+.03 at upper 2.8% band. 
                                                       Tip-off was head and shoulders top with neckline break at 918 on 10/13
                              .....................................................................................................................................................
                              1977             On-going bear market which did not bottom until March 1978...
                                                   In 6/22 DJI reached 2.5% upper band at 926.  ...19.0% decline
                             ......................................................................................................................................................
                             1987             Peak was at 2702 on 8/26...  Fell to 1739  on October 19.   ...35.6% decline
                                                  10/1 at 2639 "Sell 12": Tip off was Accum.Index was <0 at upper 2.8% band.
                                                  10/2 at 2640 Classic "Sell S9" at upper 2.6% band. Hit 1739 on 10.19 34.1% decline
                             ......................................................................................................................................................
                             1997             Peak was at 8015.5 on 10/1... Fell to7498 on 10/28  6.5% decline
                                                 "Sell 12": Tip off was Accum.Index was <0 at upper 2.5% band.
                             ......................................................................................................................................................
                             2007             ????  The DJI has fallen to a low 10% below its year's high.

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                                                                NYSE New Highs (note link)
                                                                                                                         NYSE NHs          New Lows
                                                                                                                          --------------           --------------
                                                                                 9/20                                                40               13
                                                                                 9/19                                               89                5
                                                                                 9/18                                               89             
11
                                                                                 9/17                                               22             
31                                    
                                                                                 9/14                                               26             
27
                                                                                 9/13                                               31             
32
                                                                                 9/12                                               30             
49
                                                                                 9/11                                               23             
18 
                                                                                 9/10                                               15             
47
                                                                                 9/7                                                  6              
30
                                                                                 9/6                                                24               15
                                                                                 9/5                                                14              
18
                                                                                 9/4                                                37               12                                               
                                                                                 8/31                                              26                9
                                                                                 8/30                                             16              
22
                                                                                 8/29                                              21              19
                                                                                 8/28                                               3              
27                       
                                                                                 8/27                                             13              
15
                                                                                 8/24                                             19                7
                                                                                 8/23                                             11               10
                                                                                 8/22                                              9               
10
                                                                                 8/21                                              7               
21
                                                                                 8/20                                              8           
    24
                                                                                 8/17                                            10             
  34  Quite a recovery
                                                                                 8/16                                              4              
634  Extreme!                                                                                   8/15                                              1                549
                                                                                 8/14                                              2              
332
                                                                                 8/13                                               8              
125
                                                                                 8/10                                               3              
174
                                                                                 8/9                                               22             
146
                                                                                 8/8                                               70                63
                                                                                 8/7                                               28             
141
                                                                                 8/6                                               21             
261
                                                                                 8/3                                               13             
279
                                                                                 8/2                                               29             
  66
                             
                                                                                7/31                                              11           
160
                                                                                7/30                                              14           
176
                                                                                7/27                                           8               
221
                                                                                 7/26                                         11              
503 (correct?)
                                                                                 7/25                                        18               
215
                                                                                 7/24                                        12               
232
                                                                                 7/23                                        81                78
                                                                                 7/20                                        34                
74
                                                                                 7/19                                      112                65
                                                                                 7/18                                        45 NC!       
80
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Source:http://dynamic.nasdaq.com/asp/52weekshilow.asp?exchange=NYSE&status=HI)                

                          
  FIDELITY SECTOR FUNDS' PERFORMANCE  9/20/2007
       Biggest drops on Friday include automotive, retailing, consumer, electronics and housing.
   Clearly there is increasing concern that a recession looks ahead and that will hurt consumer
   spending.  Even hopes of a rate cut are not enough to hold the line here.        
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Recent Month's Gain                                       Biggest Holdings

        Strongest


FSAGX              Gold                                             +28%
                 MDG, ABX, IAG, NEM, KGC, GFI, GG, AZS
FSESX               Energy                                         +18% 
                 SLB, NOV, SII, RIG, BHI, EFT, CAM, GSF, DO
FNARX             Natural Resources                      +15%
                 XOM, VLO, COP, SLB, NOV, SII, RRC, GSF, AA, COG  
FSENX              Energy                                         +14%

                 XOM, VLO, SLB, COP, NOV, RRC, UPL, CVX, COG, EOG
FSDPX               Inustrial Materials                      +10%
                DD, MON, AA, DOW, FCX, PX, APD, NUE, WY, CE
FWRLX             Wireless                                      +9%
                RIMM, QCOM, VOD, SNCR, S, SBAC, AMT, CCI, T


       Weakest
FSVLX               Home Finance                             -2%
FSRBX               Banking                                        -1%

                                                               

============= After 9/19 seasonality ==================
             Since 1965, the DJI has risen 
                  
39% after the next 3 trading days.   Avg change=     -0.3% 
                 
36% after the next 5 trading days.    
Avg change =  - 0.5%  
                 
41% after the next 10 trading days. 
Avg change =- - 0.3%
                  
59% after the next  21-trading.  
  Avg change =   0%     
                 
54% after the next two months.  
Avg decline = +0.5%  
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