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To: Gary E who wrote (679)	10/8/1999 9:19:00 AM
From: Optim	Read Replies (1) of 871

Hal, Nope. The S&P is a professionals market, and although I have had some modeling success I still don't feel comfortable trading them. The S&P are a great way to make a lot of money real fast... Or lose it real fast... If you feel you're a novice I would recommend a more humble beginning. If futures are what you want to trade, try the TBonds first. They're a little less volatile and somewhat easier to predict as they don't have quite the extremes of motion that the S&P's do. If you can get by with stocks, try the SPY's, QQQ's and the S&P sector indexes (XLK, etc.). I'll begin posting more this weekend for those that have no idea what a neural network is and how they can be applied to finance. Daniel

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