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Strategies & Market Trends : Jim's Nasdaq100 Special as a basket. -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: jjs_ynot who wrote (1357)	10/17/1999 12:27:00 PM
From: James F. Hopkins	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2103

Dave it's a good idea; here are the most influentual stocks in the NDX scroll over >>> for market cap MSFT Oct 15 88 1/16 -2 5/8 -2.89% 36,894,000 26,726,000 452.8B INTC Oct 15 70 7/8 -2 15/32 -3.37% 24,326,600 25,143,408 234.5B CSCO Oct 15 67 3/16 -2 3/16 -3.15% 28,448,000 18,175,500 221.6B WCOM Oct 15 72 1/2 -1 31/32 -2.64% 13,674,700 14,180,181 135.8B DELL Oct 15 42 13/16 -1 17/32 -3.45% 21,878,800 24,904,228 109.3B SUNW Oct 15 92 9/16 +3 5/32 +3.53% 28,666,700 9,451,045 72.250B ORCL Oct 15 45 -1 25/32 -3.81% 14,211,400 11,905,818 64.372B AMGN Oct 15 80 3/4 -4 21/32 -5.45% 5,175,400 4,274,909 41.179B YHOO Oct 15 169 9/16 -3 13/16 -2.20% 11,143,700 9,171,272 43.916B ----------------------- The weighting in these is such that the rest tend to follow. The top 5 really kick the NDX and QQQ up/down the hardest. Look at the market cap..but when it comes to max pain the amount of stock to be bought or sold will effect a big cap less than a small cap..so you don't need to weight the max pain, but do bring yahoo into the picture, maybe AMZN too as the nuts while smaller have been leaders both ways latly. Jim