      This information is found in the buying and selling patterns of largeinstitutions. When Warren Buffet, George Soros, or the Fidelity MagellanFund implements a buy or sell strategy, the price of that particular issuewill begin to move. In a way, it is a self-fulfilling prophecy. If GeorgeSoros wants to accumulate five percent of a company, he will do so asquietly as possible. He does this quietly because if he were to announce onCNBC that he was about to begin accumulating a particular stock, marketparticipants would invariably pounce on the stock, driving up the price.George would then have to pay a higher average price for the stock, andthus reduce his overall profit potential for this particular trade.Therefore, he will covertly accumulate the stock over a period of time,being careful not to raise the average daily trading volume to a level thatwould alert other market participants. Regardless of how careful he is,however, his action alone will create a supply/demand imbalance and pushthe price of the stock higher (unless, of course, another equally largemarket participant is selling an equal amount of the stock over the sametime period).