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To: Kevin who wrote (957)	3/14/1997 3:04:00 PM
From: Rodney Lockhart	of 14162

Kevin: Analyzing open interest gives you an idea where the market makers might want to see the stock when options expire. They like to see options expire out-of-the-money!! Put-call ratio can give you a clue as to outlook... bullish or bearish. Analyzing daily put and call volumes can help predict near term movements in underlying stocks (maybe even identify a take over candidate!!).

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