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To: Irish2 who wrote (3890)	4/3/1998 8:03:00 AM
From: Buckey	Respond to of 11676

Yeah, But most mutual funds buy through an established brokerage house or their own house of which I would recognize. Maybe they are NEW or a name change. When I see a new kid on the block buying it raises a flag that someone specific has some special knowledge that was not in the game before. Example: I watch many stocks on a trade by trade basis. You will see the same house involved with the odd individual investor trades popping up. If I see, say, Levesque, all of a sudden pop on the scene and are buying on market buy orders whacking out all the offers in a row when I know they have not been in a stock before, It raises an eyebrow.