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To: FishbackJ who wrote (4548)	9/9/1997 12:46:00 PM
From: John B.	of 14162

Mr. Jurgens: I checked with my broker's material and the long position must expire no sooner than the short. Therefore, i wouldn't be able to sell the APR call and be long the JAN call. You presented some ideas for thought. Maybe, if i purchase JAN deep in the money calls, this should eliminate some of the time decay, and then sell OCT, NOV, and etc along the way. In addition, since ASMLF is a foreign corporation, they do not report quarterly. The company reports semi-annually. A prior post mentioned about the credit being a debit, in your example. The logic still remains. Thanks for your help. John B.

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