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To: Galirayo who wrote (7930)	6/2/1998 8:28:00 PM
From: HeyRainier	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 9262

[ ICOS: OBV vs. Accumulation/Distribution ] Ray, When you have two indicators that similarly track accumulation on an issue, but end up having two opposing signals, which do you choose as being more accurate in assessing the demand for the issue? The example I had in mind is on our good ol' friend ICOS; on the Accum/Dist. indicator, since the first run-up resulted in a lower close than the open, the indicator ticked down, while the OBV counted it as an uptick because the close was higher than the previous day's close. I believe this question has probably been addressed by many technicians, and this time I ask it to you: which read do you choose, and why? Regards, Rainier

To: Galirayo who wrote (7930)	6/2/1998 10:36:00 PM
From: Instock	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9262

< Ray > Charting: Looks like the LONG awaited Quotes Plus, is STILL LONG awaited. How long has it been now that they have been promissing version 2.0? 1 1/2 years? Personnally, I did not like the program, but that might change when they finally get done with their bata testing and come out with version 2.0. ( The URL you posted showed that it is still " Coming Soon " ) I really do beleave, whatever charting program a person likes and learns, is the one that is best suited for them. You like Quote plus, I think it's garbage. You have learned it and feel confortable with it. I do not. I am sure you think other programs are garbage, that others like very much. Pick your flavor.... One nice thing about Quote plus, you can import the data to WOW. If, as you say, 2.0 is available, maybe I will give it a free trail period again and see if I like it better. Have they gone Windows 95 or are they still in DOS? Have they added new indicaters and beefed up the graphics? Have they added any new Fundimental data other then the 5 or 6 they currently have? When are the Finally going to release 2.0 ? As for you being a paid promoter of Quote plus, guess you are the only one who can answer that question. Just noticed, many times, that you hype the program at almost any chance. YOU posting to ME, about Quote Plus, is a good example. At least, if I ever get the program again, I know who to ask questions . Been testing some scans ( Short sell and Long ) on IQ. Tweeking the scans every few days. So far, I have a few scans that are showing some promiss. IQ is windows 95 and Java. AOL people can't seem to run Jave, so they miss out. The Charts are very clear and easy to read. If Daytrading, the multi time ( 1 min, 5 min, 30 min, 60 min ) Charts are nice. They offer a real time version as well. You might want to try the frr offer from IQ. Looks nothing like the free online version. Maybe we can share some Idea's. Instock