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To: browser who wrote (101)	3/29/1999 10:58:00 PM
From: Mr. Aloha	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 430

It's from today's close if it's late enough after hours. Just go to Scan, click on the Indicator 2 button, click the stochastics button, and select the appropriate dropdown. Good luck, Mr. Aloha

To: browser who wrote (101)	3/30/1999 12:30:00 PM
From: Howard Wong	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 430

How to scan for stochastics crossovers in IQ Chart: Note that this is used with end-of-day data (updated at about 7:30 EST with the current market days' data.) 1) In IQ Chart, click on the "Scan" button. 2) Click on the "Query" folder. 3) Click "Add Criteria" 4) Enter "STO23_K>STO23_D AND STO23_K_1<STO23_D_1" 5) Click "OK" 6) Click "Run Scan" 7) Click "Show Results" You can rank the results by Market Cap, Price, Volume, Relative Strength, or alphabetically. (#4 says today's %K is greater than today's %D & yesterday's %K is less than yesterday's %D) Also note that this is using a 23-day stochastics, which is different from the default in IQ Chart. To change the parameters of the technical indicators go to [Utilities] -> [Parameters] There is a list of symbols and scan criteria you can use in the query folder. You can narrow down these searches further by volume, candlestick, price or other technical criteria. Howard