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To: peter n matzke who wrote (15866)	2/18/1999 11:54:00 AM
From: Patrick Slevin	Read Replies (1) of 44573

I don't have paper backup prior to 1998. I have a program from Tick Data. It runs in DOS. You plug in the day you want and the contract and it splashes it on the screen. I guess I'll buy 1998 one of these days and chuck the 1998 book. I rarely look at SPY. I look at Cash which is probably the same thing. Close enough anyway. I don't disagree that Cash leads the Futures. It's just that sometimes it does not. I have heard opinions from both sides. Hank Camp believes the Futures lead, Temple Williams believes the Cash leads. I think that it switches leadership from time to time. Like the rotation in other sectors. Last Summer the Banks led. That's typical before a correction. Then the Techs led, typical of a new bull phase. I don't know who the heck leads right now. I'm probably better off staying in the dark.

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