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To: Dan Duchardt who wrote (32994)	10/15/2000 5:55:58 PM
From: donald sew	Read Replies (1) of 42787

Dan, Thats really good info, thanks. Frankly I never really watched the MAX-PAIN on the QQQ's until I was asked the question on the NDX. >>>> My impression is there is a lot more money on the line for those than for the index. For example, CSCO all by itself has a $20M difference if it closes 5 points away from MaxPain, INTC about $15M. The big stocks in the NDX will most likely push the index to wherever it may settle. <<<< Using the same principle you mention - here are the divergences of various stocks from their MAX-PAIN: AAPL - negative 42 cents AMAT - negative 6.50 AMD - negative 5.62 AMZN - negative 6.50 CPQ - negative 4.80 CSCO - negative 1.42 DELL - negative 17 cents IBM - negative 10.87 INTC - negatie 4.62 MSFT - negative 11.60 MU - negative 13.50 TLAB - negative 3.75 So for the individual stocks there still appears to be upside pressure, but not by an extreme amount Interesting to note that CSCO is close to its MAX-PAIN already. AOL - negative 2.00

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