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To: SCRUFF who wrote (1301)	11/12/1997 2:06:00 PM
From: Gerald L. Kerr	Respond to of 3347

>>what product of internet service do you use to find stocks that are up in volume and price.<< Worden's TC2000 charting program. The update to the database is via a daily download from an 800 number. It costs only $1.95 to update the entire database consisting of more than 10,000 listed securities and 6400 mutual funds and the downloader is very fast. The interface is a DOS program and it's not elegant but OK for technical analysis. The database does not include fundamentals. One aspect is a scan feature that if one is willing to learn a rather arcane scripting language does a scan of the database for securities meeting whatever criteria one enters. Regards, Gerry p.s. A Pentium or above is needed to do the scans quickly.