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To: c-hl who wrote (7874)	10/10/2005 2:28:47 PM
From: Real Man	Read Replies (1) of 12411

Does this mean the spiral did not work, or that the other side of the spiral should then act as a breaking point? From options standpoint, the probability of a financial meltdown is higher than usual right now due to low vix, and extremely high put interest. This means that a lot of puts are sold virtually naked. This will result in a very large computer-generated selling of futures, should the prices move through the put strike prices. A move down greater than 2 standard deviations could trigger it.

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