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To: LeoSTI who wrote (5384)	1/25/2000 11:16:00 AM
From: Tommy Dorsey	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9427

Yes the Option BP includes many different types of stocks including otc which is why it moves faster than the NYSE. I would not jump ship just yet because of the make up of the fund you have. I would look at the chart of the fund and make my decision that way. Charting a fund is no different than charting the Value Line. Russell 2000 or the S&p 500. What is interesting is the chart in the professional version that shows a bullish percent of the Percent of Stocks that have positive trend in indexes. The NYSE has not been able to gain any sponsorship and remains in O's since November and the OTC has revesed up suggesting a broadening out in these issues. Tom