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To: que seria who wrote (15045)	7/14/2002 4:03:17 PM
From: Archie Meeties	Read Replies (1) of 23153

QS, The dots represent a calculated VXN, the lines the actual VXN, since it was created in 2001 after noting the diveregences between the nasdaq and othe markets. Since knowledge of the VXN influences future volatility, does this then make the calculated VXN is more predictive than the current VXN? -g- I think we have a little further to go with both the VXN and the VIX, but I like Jim's idea to add as the VIX spikes, and to stay away from margin until it gets into the 50's - if it does. We might be in a period where the VIX stays over 40 for weeks and the VXN over 60, until the volatility exhausts traders - short and long, and leaves only those with capital and endurance.

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