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To: Warpfactor who wrote (15218)7/18/2002 2:37:21 PM
From: chowder  Read Replies (1) of 23153
 
Warp, although I wasn't aware of the Max-pain theory, I was aware of how the biggest call open interest and biggest put interest created a "magnet" for a certain strike price.

Earlier this week, I mentioned the tech rally should start to fizzle as the Q's were trading above the strike price I thought would be the "magnet." Here were my comments:

>>> And, speaking of options, I think the QQQ has to finish out the week about $25. According to Price Headley, the most notable open interest is in the Nasdaq 100 Trust (QQQ - 24.80) at the 25 strike. The biggest call open interest lies at 194,121 contracts and the biggest put open interest at 77,555 contracts. It would appear that 25 is likely to be a "magnet" of sorts for the QQQ's to finish around on Friday's close and the Q's are trading slightly above $25 at this time. I think the tech rally starts to fizzle here soon. <<<

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My post was at 12 noon yesterday. Talk about timing! (har,har,har)

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Q's started down, right on Q.

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