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To: Seldom_Blue who wrote (8613)1/8/2001 4:43:03 PM
From: Walkingshadow  Read Replies (1) of 13572
 
Seldom Blue,

I've put the data in an Excel spreadsheet, which I hope to update periodically. Probably won't have time to update it every day. I anticipate that the Max Pain point will change somewhat in some of these, but we'll have to wait and see. There seems just two possibilities: Max Pain point shifts towards the stock price, stock price shifts towards the Max Pain point, or both. Which is the predominant force will be interesting to see, but I suspect it will be related to which one is the easiest to manipulate. That is, is it easier to write a lot of new contracts, or to muscle the stock price? The ability to muscle the stock price will depend on the average daily volume. The higher the volume, the more difficult it would be, all other things being equal.

JMVHO..........

WS
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