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To: arthur pritchard who wrote (115318)	4/8/1999 5:44:00 PM
From: edamo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

kathy o....re: flow.... let me play the role of devil's advocate and make a statement that may be a bit inane...but could also enhance what you are attempting to analyze...most comments from the more than able financial minds look at flow as a single issue, unrelated to anything else except for every buyer there is a seller...in the world of balance sheets, everything must zero out...believe chuzz mentioned transfer of water from one lake to another, still the same amount...less evaporation as per lee.. take your premise into the real world, as it would apply to mechanics...flow does not exist on its own...its a component of pressure and resistance.....think of it as a garden hose...small, hose, high pressure, same volume...large hose, low pressure, same volume...the volume on the buy/sell side always the same...its the pressure and resistance factors which you may want to consider.. perhaps the premise is folly....ed a.