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Non-Tech : INTERQUOTE QUOTE SERVER -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Ronald C. Vinyard who wrote (160)	12/8/1997 4:36:00 PM
From: kajtek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 493

What I see OBV is very similar to MF it just does not use price* volume but insted uses volume. In effect it should look the same as price compared to volume is small and change in price is low. The numbers would be different but the trend (and graphs) should be the same. The difference would be in low volume traded stock but MF is not very usefull for low volume stocks anyway. If you have problem with interactive demo then maybe something like screen shots or (MS camera) demo would help people to see what your program is about. Do you have graphs. In programs that I used to capture ticks in Excel I also graphed MF relative to price. This gives visual representation where MF goes and where price goes. Just a suggestion. I am not that familiar with programing in Interquote spreadsheet.