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To: Walt Deemer who wrote (8483)	9/7/2001 4:05:14 PM
From: SnowShredder	Read Replies (1) of 19219

Hi Walt, Nice data...I never thought of comparing the Bear funds w/ all funds. I've been keeping a similar type ratio, but more of a put/call, or short/long ratio. I have about 22 different ones set up(dynamic spx short/long, regular spx short/long, spx short/long, total dynamic assets short/long, average dynamic ratios, some long/short ratios, etc)...& keep track of each respective low & high ratio. Most of the ratios are close to an extreme for this year...and seem to show similar stuff. (I only have data from the begining of 2001, I've been trying to track it backwards thru the thread but they stop linking in Oct 2000...if anyone wants to send me some rydex data I'll be happy to add it to my ss). I agree with JT, I wish the NDX Dynamic would show a little more capitulation...bwdik? fwiw...In Gary Smith's book "how I trade for a living", he mentions that a bottom signal is when the Ursa assets are more than 3:1 of that of Nova...with low cash levels. >gulp< Has anyone else noticed anything like this? Thanks. Best of luck, WHG?

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