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To: Atin who wrote (25447)	7/9/2001 7:02:40 PM
From: Gottfried	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34809

Atin, re NYSEbp: competitive advantage probably prevents other providers from publishing their set of symbols. This reminds me of the Wordens' BOP and Money Stream. I gave up on those proprietary indicators and use similar, public ones instead. If you put all "common stocks" in there and be done with it, we'll not have the ability to compare to other providers' data. But you can still calculate NYSEbp a few years back, so people can see what it looked like for past downturns using YOUR data set. Commonality becomes less important for industry bp. Gottfried

To: Atin who wrote (25447)	7/9/2001 7:44:15 PM
From: Smooth Drive	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34809

Hello Antin, Well - at least you'll think about it<g>. I just figured that because you have everyday's high and low, with the algorithm in place to either 1) put in another x or o, 2) reverse, or 3) do nothing, you could just substitute the applicable x or o with the day's date. Such as 09 for July 9th, or 31 for July 31, etc etc. Heck Antin - you can do this standing on your head<gg>. I'm doing a little homework on the nyse question. Take care, Eric