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To: Rick Storm who wrote (586)	9/2/2001 5:31:38 PM
From: Les H	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29596

The data I have came with AIQ's historical data feed. The last eight years I've used the market snapshot statistics from Reuters at moneynet.com . The 10-day A/D was a very high 1.72 in early October of 1987, and took a steep dive into the October crash. The low day had the A/D ratio at 0.3, or 3 1/3 stocks down for each one up, and the U/D ratio at 0.2. When the market fell off the shelf on October 14th, the A/D ratio was already 0.59 and the U/D ratio was 0.68. I did run across a historical quotes site called hquotes.com you can also see a display of breadth data at: www2.barchart.com www2.barchart.com investertech.com I don't know of any place that weeds out equity derivatives, such as preferreds, closed-end funds, etc., from the exchange statistics.