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To: Matthew L. Jones who wrote (1333)	10/13/1999 6:54:00 PM
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hi Matt, I thot I've answered parts of your Q for you before? Or am I confused and you are asking a diff Q? see the tail end of this post... Message 11502726 more specifically for QQQ, I've only been tracking QQQ/NDX for 2 months, so I have no history for maxpain on it past that. for the last 2 expirations, NDX maxpain has been close enough to call it on-the-money. but that doesn't mean it leads the index. The index maxpain is not a combination of the individual issues' maxpains... altho that's an interesting idea. I could probably do that relatively easily: maybe 15-30 minutes worth of effort, but I doubt it would yield anything worthwhile. I'll have to think about it a bit before I invest the time. thanks for the idea.

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