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To: Paul Heye Jr. who wrote (4792)	9/15/1997 10:46:00 AM
From: Herm	of 14162

Paul, CORR will tend trade slower than the other two stocks you listed. So, if the volume increased that much it would account for the price jump up and down. That is a significant increase in the number of shares traded. Thus, CORR would react with such a large price change. And, the CCs would be profitable with plenty of opportunities to double dip as the stock moves up and down. A few of the stocks are going thru their normal cycles. VVUS appears to be pulling back as the MM's sucker's punch before this Friday's options expiration date. Last week the Oct. 30s was on the most volume active options list. The earnings comes out October 17, 1997.

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