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To: Jay Parekh who wrote (194)	1/3/2000 4:54:00 PM
From: OX	Respond to of 840

I agree, it does throw off your NW calc... but my curiosity is why it matters? NDX/20 is a good approx, but the NDX stops calculating at mkt close, not when QQQ stops trading (at least for us retail traders). QQQ stops trading at 4:15ET; on 12/31, I believe it stopped at 1:15ET. The last trade at 1:15 was 183. At 1:00ET it was 184.75 and the next set of trades after that started at 184. As a matter of fact, it looks like the last trade anywhere near 185 was at 12:52. Then there were some at 185.4275 at 12:51. QQQ tends to trade at a discount to NDX/20.