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To: GraceZ who wrote (141509)	1/3/2002 2:39:16 PM
From: LLCF	Read Replies (1) of 436258

<<Of course, if there are blocks being thrown down as market sells in a full scale rout it would take an enormous amount of small orders to keep the stock price from cratering. What we notice in analyzing block flow is that as the stock is being run up by small order buying the blocks are net out while the price is still firm. This is a red light that frequently tells you there is something going on with that company that is about to come down on your head. >> Or if a stock is run up on small orders often someone with a position will just toss a block out there with a limit on it... stops the stock. IMO there is no magic, every situation is different... however I agree that there is money to be made by watching how a stock acts and 'playing' it. The trick is to not lose all your gains when the game suddenly changes. DAK

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