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To: +TIC who wrote (1125)	2/9/1998 11:05:00 PM
From: John S. Baker	Respond to of 6464

> Were these mostly buys or sells? (Kind of new) < Overlooking the obvious, that each such transaction represents one buyer and one seller, you kinda have to squint and eyeball the prices and the volumes to get a rough idea. For instance, the large transaction at 4:16 I would reckon is a sale, because somebody dumped a large number and the price went down, only to come right back up again on the next transaction, which was a more normal-sized one. Similarly with the large transaction at 4:18. However I would classify the transaction at 4:37 as a buy because the price went up -- the buyer wanted it bad enough to pay more than the previous price for it. Again, much of this is like reading the entrails of a chicken in order to predict the weather tomorrow.