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To: WayHaw who wrote (28523)	9/1/1999 2:05:00 PM
From: Kevin Batey	Respond to of 50167

Wayne, The easiest way to follow them real time is with the free Qcharts. Go to this site quote.com To enter most indices, put a $ sign in front ie $DOT will give you DOT, etc. Aloha, Kevin

To: WayHaw who wrote (28523)	9/1/1999 5:28:00 PM
From: IQBAL LATIF	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 50167

Along with Kevins Quote .com site this is good also for daily watch.. quote.yahoo.com Perhaps Quote is better for indexes as probably htey are real time I rarely use that for me I try to avoid looking at current levels, I would rather write not knowing if market is breaking or rallying this helps me a lot..So I am definitely a Yahoo user, even to the extent that SPU is rarely followed real time, it is on telephone or add premium to the SPX..albeit 20 minutes late.. I do options mostly and my play has room and I hate to get whipsawed so Yhoo helps me a lot.. always try to cut noise and try to rely as much less as possible on interday noise..look at the overall direction..bears or bulls the fall in place.