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To: William Wang who wrote (18566)	7/1/1998 9:58:00 PM
From: joe	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 45548

>>MoneyFlow: 10,151,950<< I wonder if my definition of MoneyFlow is correct. I thought it was instantaneous (every 15 seconds) rate of change. But there was no huge buying at end of day. Is MoneyFlow an total accumulation of the day? Looks strange that it's positive and big(I think) If MoneyFlow = $$ going in - $$ going out then seems that there was more buying interest than selling interest, but why does the chart go straight down?.... ****** William, I just noticed heavy put buying today. I don't think I've seen this anything like this in the last month. Has anybody? So, these might be covered puts, and that's where the 'fake selling' is coming from?? Any possibility of this?