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To: Patsy Collins who wrote (258)	1/2/2000 8:30:00 PM
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Patsy, this question may be related to the one you just answered. The chart below is from Bob Brogan: Analysis: radiowallstreet.com Perpetual Long Bond Future Chart: vcall.com Bob says the "Perpetual" 30-Year T-Bond data are from Reuters and represent a combination of near and distant futures contracts. Is this chart meaningful -- i.e. are the "Perpetual" T-Bond futures really in free-fall as Bob claims? Bob's chart has some similarities to this T-Bond chart from the CBOT: cbot.com Can you explain what the CBOT chart represents in regard to the 30-Year T-Bond futures prices: cbot.com Thank you. Peter

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