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To: robnhood who wrote (11244)	12/10/1997 8:01:00 PM
From: Bilow	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 94695

Hi rrman; I've been trying to figure out what the cause of an effect I've been noticing in price charts. Some stocks will have periods where they are very flat on the top, but broken on the bottom, or the reverse. Here is a perfect example of such (NSCP today): tscn.com Of course the above link is only good till about noon Thursday... I'm interpreting this as big money placing limit sales orders. Any comment? -- Carl

To: robnhood who wrote (11244)	12/10/1997 9:24:00 PM
From: James F. Hopkins	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 94695

It's just a guess, if they had put thoes last 3 weeks of fund inflows into the market chances are it would be higher than it is, you can log onto a mutual fund web and do some home work, but if you haven't been checking them in the past you wouldn't know what you were really looking at..I put about 30 of them in a paper portfolio back in July..all nice and neat..and started tracking them..as I'm not one to belive much of what I get over the net with out checking it out..suggest you do the same. BTW I also save the upgrade , down grade recomandations that all the anal-syst put out, Yahoo posts them..you would not belive how much money you could lose if you followed most them, it's a damm shame the crap the so called experts hype, most of them are full of crap. I did like Jim Crammer ( well I still do ) but you can't trust him either; just last week he was all over SEG and on and on about how it was so stupid for her to be down so low..( she is lower now than then ) and guess what ? he was on CNBC this morn..and had forgot all about her..in fact he braged about how he is compleatly 100% out of Techs. or will be as soon as he sells his IBM. :-) And I'll add this just in case you do start tracking funds, look at their largest holdings..and track their daily NAV, when the NAV don't fall on a down day as much as the holdings would indicate..then the cash is up..if the NAV tracks the stocks they hold..then they are fully invested. Jim