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To: Bridge Player who wrote (247)	10/6/1999 4:39:00 AM
From: Vendit™	of 35685

BP One good way you can tell if a stock is under accumulation is when a stock has higher than normal volume with little or no movement in it's price in either direction. Money flow shows this as a line plotted on a graph. The actual direction of the line tells you whether a stock is under accumulation or distribution. askresearch.com The direction of the line will normally shift directions a day or two before a stocks direction changes thus telling you what the smart money is doing, i.e. moving into or out of a stock. vrsa is a low volume stock so it may not be a perfect example. Vendit

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