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To: Porter Davis who wrote (33)	1/23/1997 8:49:00 AM
From: Peter	of 1598

Porter, How do you determine volatility? Do you examine current options prices and then select a measure which establishes the best fit with existing prices? I have tried this before, but usually longer-term options prices are out of wack with with short-term ones. I have done some options trading, but usually only straight buys. I have been considering writing some put options through my discount broker - BOM. If the buyer decides to exercise the option, is my account credited with the shares and the appropriate funds deducted? Thank you for any of your thoughts. Peter.

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