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To: Bucky Katt who wrote (937)	1/20/2000 1:57:00 PM
From: John F. Poteraske	Respond to of 48461

Very interesting post! Although the most important factor to me is the underlying security(company). The technical aspects are useful in trying to determine when a particular security may be posed to make a breakout or upside move-such things as rs,obv,macd. The formula I provided was just a general one to determine leverage-I use a different one for trying to determine a <fair value> although yours sounds much more complex. The thing that is difficult for myself to understand is time value-I will notice that warrants like options factor in time value<which Im able to calculate>-but as the stock price gets closer to it's strike price or goes above the strike price-it seems that the warrant adjusts and the time value is nil or much lower-take a look at qustw-I think that might be a good example. Your formula is different then mine-and I think your's places a higher degree on time value because I would think if the stock was at $4 the warrant would be worth about $1 factoring in some time value. John