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To: Walk Softly who wrote (13449)	1/25/2000 11:47:00 AM
From: YxY	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 59879

I see and do you know if these "misprints" qualify to run stop orders...?

To: Walk Softly who wrote (13449)	1/25/2000 10:48:00 PM
From: Mike Sawyer	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 59879

Walk Softly said, "...also how they signal their cohorts as to where they are taking an issue..." BINGO! You hit the nail on the head. I often see odd prints go across at levels well above or below the current trading range...like way out man! At first I figure them to be late prints...and some of them may be just that. But I have noticed with regularity that many of these out of range prints become a point of support or resistance on the very next move. Just today I saw one of those when I was watching MADJF level 2 and time & sales window. I can't remember what the price was but when I saw it I immediately thought that it must be a mark. Sure enough, within 5 minutes the stock took off and hit that price and stalled. Of course this doesn't mean we all need to chase a stock every time we see an odd print. LOL! But it is something that we should all try to watch for and maybe detect a pattern. Every little piece of the puzzle helps. Maybe I'm just seeing Black Helicopters but it sure sounds good. Cheers!