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To: Little Joe who wrote (685)	4/13/1998 11:29:00 PM
From: Jeff G.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3291

Little Joe, I have recently subscribed to TC2000 and am trying to interpret some of the data and wondering if you or anyone else can help. When pressing the "B" button when viewing a chart, my question deals with how to read these two line graphs you see as well as the bar graph on the bottom. For example I am tracking some internet security stocks - AXNT, CYBG, SCUR, and VONE. All four of these are maxing out on the green bars (100+) - which means accumulation is occurring - right? However when reviewing the two line graphs, some stocks are rising and some are not. How do I interpret this? Does the accumulation mean that sooner or later all four of these stocks should rise in price? Also what are the names of the two line graphs? There are two names in the box - Money Stream and balance of power? I thought the green and red lines at the bottom is the balance of power. If true, does Money Stream apply to both line charts? If not true and MS and BOP refer to the two line charts, then what is the red, yellow and green bar chart called? I'm confused. Help!!!! TC2000 looks like a good program, but with my limited experience, I would appreciate any advice or assistance you can provide. Thanks, Jeff