Starting off with TigerSoft
(c) 2006 William Schmidt
This will help the new TigerSoft user get started with our
graphing and signaling software. It is assumed that you have
used the Setup.exe command, registered the software and
brought up to date your data.
Use the following commands. "+" means press enter or click left mouse key
>>>Either find the Peercomm icon and double-click it or use
>>>START + Run + "c:\peercomm\Peercomm.exe"
This blue 8-button Peercomm screen offer:
Select (to build or change to a Tiger View (View Power-Ranker results)
directory)
Update (Use only with a "TI" Account and Charts-Signals (Go to graphs,
Dial Data. Procomm for Windows needed.) analyses and Help)
Add (Use only with a "TI" Account and Internet (links)
Dial Data. Procomm for Windows needed.)
Analyze (Apply Tiger-Power-Ranker: Screening, Edit
Flagging and Ranking of stocks in specified
folder.)
>>> Read the PEERCOMM screen. Note what the "current data directory" is and
how recently ist has been updated. For our purposes here, be sure that
the assumed directory for the stocks we will be looking appears as "c:\stocks".
If it does not click "Select" and find stocks in the list and click OK.
If the data in not up-to-date, on the internet go to www.tigersoft.com/272727
and open and run #2 DATA.exe. Also download #1, PEER04.exe
>>>Click Charts-Signals and see the Tiger menu (c:\peerless\winpeer\winpeer.exe)
If this does not appear, contact us. You have left a step out in the
Registration process. This offers the following choices"
Peerless - Daily DJI .... The Peerless DJIA graphing and signaling program
Weekly DJI - 5 year chart of weekly DJIA
Short-Term Indexes - To graph and get signals on NASDAQ and other indices.
Daily Stocks - charts of stocks, commodities, currencies, metals, ETFS, indices
with automatically optimized Buy and Sell Signals for last 12 months.
>>>Use the pull-down menu labeled "Edit" and select the first item in the
list, "Downloaded Stocks Ready for Graphing". Click "Print"
if you like.
>>>Use the pull-down menu "Edit" and pick the 7th item in the list,
"Tiger MASTERL ---> ALLSTKS - Tiger Group" and cick OK
>>>Click "Daily Stocks" and double-click "Allstks" in the right column.
(Do not click any of the other items in the second colunn
unless you have the Tiger-Power-Ranker and have run the
"ANALYZE" program.)
The first stock, AA (Alcoa) in the list will appear. Note the Red Buy
and Sell signals. The line at the top tells you what they are based
on. Read the HELP routines, on-Line instructions, our www.tigersoft.com
and get our books to see how best to use all the indicators.
Rght now, see that the key intenral strength indicator is the Tiger
Accumulation Index. The key moving average to watch is the blue
50-day moving average, Note its direction. Moves above the
50-day moving average should be confirmed by the Accumulation Index|
should be blue. Moves below it should be confirmed with the
Accumulation Index being red. This simple system helps us get
a fix on the intermediate-term trend. Note also the short-term
trend using the red 21-day moving average (ma). You will see how often
a rising 21-day ma acts as support and a declining 21-day ma
acts as resistance. The pink 30-week and black 200-day ma are
very useful for determining longer-term trend.
Play with the various pull-down menus. One of the handiest
tools is the rubber-band line to draw trendlines and support
and resistance zones. Go to Lines" at the top. Choose "Rubber
Band Lines between 2 points". Next point to a top and drag
the resulting line on your screen to the next top and extend it
through it. The result is a potential resistance line. The more
times prices test that resistance line, the more important it becomes.
A breakout above means higher prices. Discount short-term sell
signals after that.
>>>With the Num-Lock key toggled off, hit the down-arrow key (2) on the right
of the key-board. This will automatically take you to the next stock, AAPL.
In this way you can scroll through all your stocks. Repeat this to see the next
stock. You may go back to the previous stock by clicking 8 or Up on the
right side of the screen.
>>>Now leave this routine. Click "X" at the top of the screen. This takes
you back to the Main Tiger Menu.
>>>Let's say you want to look at a particular stock, HPQ - Hewlett Packard.
Click "Daily Stocks" and find "HPQ" in the vertical list of stocks.
Click it and the "OK" button. Note the red Automatic Buy and Sell
signals. The same system has been consistently profitable for the
last 2 years, bringing in gains of between 50% and 100% for each year.
>>>To go onto the next stock, hit the down-arrow "2" on the right side of
your key-board. Or click the "X" at the top of the screen to go back
to the Main Tiger Menu.
>>>Now see how safe the market of NASDAQ stocks is using the Peerless NASDAQ
program. Click "Short-Term Indexes" and then the "NASDAQ" button + OK/
The NASDAQ chart appears along with the Tiger "NASDJI" oscillator and|
a blue OBV Line. The red moving averge is the 21-day ma. Blue bands
show the extreme limits normal volatility.
>>> To see the signal that guide our view of the NASDAQ's current
Buy or Sell Status, use the pull-down menu Signals(1)
and select the last item in the list, "NASDAQ Signals".
>>> The Help routines will tell you the significance of these signals.
Look for "NASDAQ Signals Explained" under "Help". If the last signal
is a Buy, the market is still on a Buy. If the last signal is a |
Sell, the market is on a Sell.
>>>You may fine tune these signals, by using the pull-down menu "Signals(2)"
and choosing the first item, "Optimized Signals II". The status and track
record of the signal is shown on the bottom.
>>>Always look at the Tiger Accumumulation Index for this chart. Find it
under "Indic.2". Pick "Accumulation Index". Studying the Help routines
will give a clearer understanding of how to use all the available tools.
Let us know if this helps. Look, too, at the HINTs we post on our Data page.
ask us questions. We always try to help.
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