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To: D.B. Cooper who wrote (11782)	11/18/2003 1:42:30 AM
From: Sig	Respond to of 13815

My opinions not worth much today, will be a better tomorrow. You mentioned volume so I took a look at amgn, and did not see much correlation to the price. But then I'm not a volume person. Looking at some other stocks, it appears that buying after a few days of low volume days is a good entry point. Inconsistant, sometimes works, sometimes cant see a volume difference. One of those measurments which cannot be used by itself, but which could give a bit of advantage on trading or buying a stock. Seems some logic to it, I like buying a stock that has been doing nothing recently, so the price is flat, and probably that is because of, or in conjunction with, the volume being down for lack of trading Tomorrows class Lecture in Investing 101 is canceled. The MWD broker scheduled to give the talk cannot afford the bus fare to the campus after paying SEC fines.. Sig