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To: chartseer who wrote (1058)	8/11/1999 11:07:00 PM
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Hello, Someone recently told me that you could trade options on QQQ and since then I've been reving my tools to do so. Happened on this thread and wondered if there is some significance to the 10DMA relative to the QQQ BP. 10DMA seem to be popular w/ other (PnF) indicators (HiLo and A/D come to mind). I looked at earlier data, and w/ some fudging one might use it as a 'sell' signal when the BP dipped below the 10DMA and 'buy' when it peers above it--although that's obviously too simplistic. I would appreciate it if you could elaborate a bit on how you use it. (Feel free to tell me to look elsewhere if this has already been discussed, but I could not find it). Thanks. Oh... and if anyone has experience trading QQQ options vs NDX options, I wouldn't mind hearing how that compares in general. (And I thot the SP500 was getting overkill w/ all it's trading vehicles... NDX is one up-ing them on this one :-)

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