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To: Walter Thomi who wrote (10134)	3/29/1999 10:51:00 AM
From: Herm	Read Replies (2) of 14162

Yes, Walter! Possibly. Although, there were 5,000 plus contracts traded that day! That was massive compared to every other strike PUT strike price and even CALLs. With the chart showing a price support level for CPQ it just sound reasonable to lean towards an upward price move. Of course, that is just speculation on my part. I would be willing to risk a position in CPQ LEAP CALLs if I had the enough extra cash on hand. One of the ladies, I think Caroline, is a long term CPQ holder. What does she think!

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