1999 - Euro
In this year, trading simple crossovers of the
21-day and 50-day ma would not have
been profitable. Instead, look for:
(1) Divergences between price and the Accumulation Index. A new low is
clearly made
and the Accumulation Index is positive. (July)
(2) Upside cross-overs of these moving averages confirmed by a very positive
Accumulation Index. (July)
(3) Take profits at resistance of earlier highs that occurred before long price
downtrend
break. Bottoms take months to form. (August)
(4) Go short on penetration of 50-day ma with Accumulation Index negative.
September would have meant a whip-saw loss. November worked out well.
(5) Objective for short sale is previous low. (November).
1999-2000 - EURO
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2000 - Euro
6.) Use recoveries back to the falling blue 50-day
ma, to sell short if the TigerSoft
Accumulation Index is negative. (February)
7.) Go short on breakdown below flat support when rallies
fail at lower and lower levels
with negative TigerSoft Accumulation index. (April)
8.) Cover short sales on rally back above 21-day ma.
(May)
9.) Consider upside potential before buying on penetration
of 50-day ma with Tiger Accumulation
Index is positive. The flat bottomed price pattern breakdown in April at 95 set up
that level as
resistance. The rule is that previous failed support becomes resistance on the next
rally to that
level.
4.) Go short
on penetration of 50-day ma with Accumulation Index negative. (July)
5.) Objective for short sale is previous low. (August).
6.) Use recoveries back to the falling blue 50-day ma, to
sell short if the TigerSoft
Accumulation Index is negative. (September)
5.) Objective for short sale is previous low. (October)
10.) Buy on close above nested mvg.avgs. and breakout above
downtrendline if TigerSoft
Accumulation Index is positive.
3) Take profits at resistance of earlier highs that
occurred before long price downtrend
break. Bottoms take months to form. (December)
11.) After a trend-break in price, set a conservtive
goal based based on recent highs. 92 was a
conservative goal here. One might have waited for the first down-day after 92 was
achieved and
then taken profits.
2000-2001 - EURO
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2001 - Euro
Respect the downtrend shown by the declining blue 50-day ma. The Tiger Accumulation
Index
was not red enough at this time to go short unless one were to be very aggressive and
work
with much more modest objectives. The same applies to the breakdown below 87.
(1) Divergences between price and the Accumulation Index.
A new low is clearly made
and
the Accumulation Index is positive. (June)
(3, 11) Take profits at resistance of earlier highs that
occurred before long price downtrend
break. 90.5 is target. Best to
wait for the next down day after price objective is reached.
12.) Sell short on negative non-confirmation by Tiger Accumulation Index of new high.
(September)
(4) Go short on penetration of 50-day ma with
Accumulation Index negative. (October)
(5.) Objective for short sale is previous low. (October)
2001-2002 - EURO
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2002 - Euro
2002-2003 - EURO
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2003 - Euro
2003-2004 - EURO |
2004 - Euro
All this Blue Accumulation should tell you to buy breakouts and even
tests of support.
Use the recent highs as price objectives.
If they are exceeded, you shoud usually retake
the position.
2004-2005 - EURO see above and
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2005 - Euro
2005-2006 - EURO
When you see a pattern of steadily positive (Blue) Tiger Accumulation,
look for
buying
opportunities. Breakouts over moving averages and trendlines will work.
So
will pullbacks to points of breakout (in December).
Use
the optimized red Buy signals, too in this context to take positions.
2006 - Euro
Buy on Breakouts confirmed by the Tiger Accumulation Index.
Where there is much blue
Accumulation, buy on
tests of the lows, if you are aggressive and wiling to quickly get out of
the positions if that
support fails.
2006-2007 - EURO |
2007 - Euro |
Buying on breakouts confirmed by positive readings from the Tiger
Accumulation
Index
were great places to Buy in 2006-2007.
The
head and shoulders pattern which was completed in December looks bearish.
But
it was not confirmed by the Tiger Accumulation Index being negative.
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