TigerSoft New Service    7/28/2010   

           How TigerSoft's Measures   
   Professional Buying and Selling
                      by William Schmidt, Ph.D. of www.tigersoft.com

       Here we refer to trading by financial professionals for 
            institutional accounts.    This trading is now dominated by
            Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan.  It is usually computerized. 
            It can be very short-term.  Key public news and brokerage
            recommendations are anticipated by these well-informed
            professionals.   Much of their trading is clearly meant to
            manipulate prices to obtain bullish or bearish chart patterns,
            which will, in turn effect public buying and selling. 

         Our Manuals and Nightly Hotlines greatly expand on
            on how TigerSoft measures professional buying
            and selling.  But, we can say here that there are
            several ways to recognize what professionals are
            doing in the market, which is frequently very different
            from what they are publicly saying.

            1.) Watch for well-tested trendlines.  Are prices supported
             frequently at a rising support line or a rising moving
             average. This is not accidental.  The professionals
             want to keep the trend alive.  They expect more news
             to favor the direction they are promoting.  This works
             for uptrends and downtrends.  My books show many
             examples.

         2) What is The Trend of  TigerSoft's Closing Power?
             We have designed Closing Power to measure
             what professionals are doing.  Specifically, watch for
             its trend-breaks.   You can make a lot of money simply
             trading the trends of Closing Power.  Nearly every stock
             proves this.   And TigerSoft lets you draw these trendlines
             and place arrows where the trend-break occurs, so that
             you can let the computer show you the gains and losses.

             3) Watch Tiger's Automatic Buys and Sells.  When the
             computer shows that a short-term system works best and
             the gains are very substantial, assume professionals are
             probably manipulating the stock, without any else - other
             than Tiger users - being aware of it.