Tuesday, May 31, 2005 10:46:03 PM
"Why? Because if an institution wants to acquire, say, a 1% stake in a stock, it cant do it in one fell swoop. If it did, the buying flurry would make the stock's price rise too fast, forcing the institution to chase its tail as it watches its own buying activity raise costs. Instead, institutions pace themselves, buying smaller yet significant amounts of shares at a time."
"That's called accumulation, and its one of the most important signs that are stock has sunny days ahead. Often, a stock will make modest, little noticed price gains on above average volume before it makes a major advance, or just as it begins one."
http://biz.yahoo.com/special/volume04_article1.html
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