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To: dvdw© who wrote (2306)	1/6/2008 8:34:02 AM
From: dvdw©	Respond to of 3821

A continuation; All volume is a manifestation of someones intent. Including volume that is categorised within our complex as Desked Volume, or phantom shares as applied by hierarchal system hosts. From an investors point of view there is no reason for trading a share of xyz if your fundamental DD has focused its lens on properly characterized forward demand dynamics of the underlying business. Someone who has not undertaken such DD, yet takes any position in a stock, is manifesting another class of intent separate from the Intent of an investor. Without respect for a companies Forward Demand Dynamics, a range of understanding alternative intent categories becomes a requirement. Proper characterization of any volume registered as a result of these positions, has a range of Intent probabilities. Understanding these categories of Intent, raises or diminishes the confidence of other investors with respect to a particular issue on its current time line. Volume is manifestation of intent backed to a purpose. Because we describe the market as a System of systems, we attempt to characterise the systems as the sum of its parts. Its relationships, their permanancy, any goals which might overlap or contradict our own. The accrued data must be Cast as a progression, toward broader recognition, of a company actualizing its fundamental forward demand.