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To: Dan Duchardt who wrote (12306)	2/4/2000 9:30:00 AM
From: Herm	Read Replies (1) of 14162

Yep! I stand corrected! I shot a bad number from memory and it was off. I'm reading a peak of 60 before that major all time rally! My guess of 80 was way off! In the chart below, you can see the OCT 1997 roller-coaster ride and the NOV. 1998 biggest NASDAQ internet rally of all times! bigcharts.com Shorten the weekly profile to 24 or 12 months and you will get a better feel for the major market reversal ranges in the VIX. It take a bit getting use to. When the VIX is up it means rally pending. When the VIX is down, a dump is just around the corner. The VIX has been dropping with this small rally we are having. It is getting close to tax filing dead line time and IRA contributions cutoffs may mean the thrill is gone until the next bit of news. March Fed meeting should prove interesting. Thanks for catching that slip of the fingers Dan! Eagle Eyes Dan! :-)

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