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To: pater tenebrarum who wrote (10557)	4/13/1999 9:42:00 PM
From: Vitas	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 99985

Heinz, one source for intraday tick money flow analysis is: trading-ideas.com another is: tickertapedigest.com tickertapedigest.com Another is WSJ interactive, about which bearshark is more is familiar with. The tickertape digest site is run by the person who used to edit the tickertape analysis table that was published in Investor's Business Daily until 1996. I had been following those tables for a few years. I presently get Omega Research's refresh tick files at the eod. However, I believe their files only carry about 90% of all the ticks. If one of those missing ticks is for a million shares, obviously you get bad data. Recently, their tick files showed a negative money flow day for T, while the trading-ideas site had positive money flow for the same day. Someone recently mentioned on a list that this data was available from Quote.com, but unless data is available in one batch file for all stocks it would not be particularly useful. It is apparently available on a Bloomberg terminal, at some outrageous monthly fee (fuhgetaboutit). I am still looking for reliable money flow data for all NYSE stocks, or may have to start collecting it daily myself - even then there are unreliable methods of doing that. Then there are nuances, such as up versus downticks, versus trades at bid versus trades at ask. Here's an interesting article about Birinyi written a couple of years ago: anasazi.umsl.edu Vitas