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To: Gersh Avery who wrote (6321)	7/18/1999 1:38:00 PM
From: MonsieurGonzo	Respond to of 11051

Gersh:" if the glove don't fit, you must acquit! " >Does this seem to fit ? ...I'm tempted to say {grin} "God does not throw dice". gotta be a simpler way to do this. every bloody day, the EmpTeeVee says: "the 30-year bond is up/down X/32nds, making the (TYX.X) yield 5.XX% now " "the 30-year bond" that they're talkin' about must be the US99U index right now. I can't find any "cash index" anywhere that could be "the 30-year bond". "the 30-year bond" must roll over every 3-months or so to the next USxxx instrument contract. Would make a damn good call-in question to CNBC, n'est-ce pas ? EMAIL Rubin and Greenspan ? There must be some kinda simple* way to convert X/32nds change in "the 30-year bond" = US99U to some +/- 0.xxxx% change in the TYX.X index, and vice-versa. There must be; damn, Gersh - you'd think we were trying to find "the unified field theory" or sump'n (^_^) -Steve PS - Eyes Wide Shut... oh yes.