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Pastimes : Ask Mohan about the Market

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To: Judy who wrote (11981)12/22/1997 3:32:00 PM
From: W. Clinton Terry  Read Replies (1) of 18056
 
Judy:

When you get a chance perhaps you could continue help me figure out how to get the volume information that I need. Since you mentioned Dail Graphs a couple of weeks ago, I found it on the Internet and am using it. It has an accumulation/distribution index which is rated from A to E. I assume that A is accumulation (buying) and E is distribution (selling) and that C is neutral etc.

I have also been using Schwab to track the volume on an hourly basis for the stocks I am watching. This however involves some manual work and is a bit time consuming, which I do not mind, but there should be a computer program that does this already.

I do not know how to locate block trades. Quote.com has a nice interactive site that allows you to see the block trades as they go by, but that is not much use for analysis.

I noticed in some of your posts, that you are asking a few other people about block trades on certain stocks, suggesting that they have a program that tracks the block trades. So in short, I am still searching around for sources providing the volume data in a readily usable fashion.

I sold AOL at the opening at a loss but will be watching it for a reentry. Jon Tara posted recently that his TA indicated it will be going much higher as it broke out of a flag on the upside.

Clinton
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