      Back in 1989, when the Day Trading industry began to reveal itself inthe over the counter marketplace, there were very few Day Traders. Pricemovements were still dominated by the institutions, and Day Traders wereoften the "tail being wagged by the dog." Today, there are thousands, ifnot tens of thousands, of U.S. equity Day Traders controlling an estimated15 to 25 percent of the average daily volume of the listed and over thecounter market. Some equities, such as MSFT, DELL, INTC, and COMS, arelargely influenced by the buying and selling patterns of Day Traders, whoare now considered by many to be "the tail wagging the dog."