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To: Shaw who wrote (21042)	1/22/2000 2:52:00 PM
From: AllansAlias	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 36688

Thanks for you insights Lola. I look forward to other comments. One of the things I find most difficult to get a read on is the actions/patterns of houses. I always read carefully when someone offers an insight in this area. re: CSW going back only one month: Of course it goes back further, but you have to do it in one month chunks. For GIV and Canaccord (always the biggest player) for the 4 monthly periods prior to Dec 22 we get: Bought Sold 782,000 957,000 452,000 746,000 1,500,000 1,400,000 2,500,000 1,700,000 The only interesting thing I see is the net 800k in the period while the stock was basing before the breakout. Nice accumulation without moving the price. Another interesting fact: During the original breakout from Jan-5 to Jan-14 (Friday) when it went from an open of .55 to a high of $1.89, Canaccord sold almost 2 million more than it bought. The biggest buyer for the same period was Green Line, buying over a million more than sold. For the days since (as it's been coiling), Green Liners are still the biggest buyer, accumulating 450k more than sold. I'll be watching for them if they start to sell. --Allan