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To: Raymond Duray who wrote (3960)	6/19/2000 9:40:00 PM
From: Brian Malloy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6531

Sorry, I don't have a URL to give you on the futures. The CBOE options site does have a treasury futures index that can be followed, you can always track the 30 year yield as CNBC and other news services provide it. There are a few subscription based web sites that offer the info. Otherwise, if you have a broker he should be able to get you the info. It is interesting though that most analysts were at a loss for the rally today since there was "no news." They neglected to note that the yield on the 30 year continues to stablize/decline. What really caught my attention was the nice rebound in the financials. A bullish signal following Friday's sell off in my opinion. Those in the market to make money will begin to move on the trend. The big diversified boys as usual with the objective of not losing rather than making money will be late to the party. Advantage hedge funds, traders and individual investors. "Watch the action on the Treasury 30 year futures. 32/33 times it has been able to predict the outcome of the Fed meeting once we are 10 days or less from the meeting. Monday will put us in the zone." Message 13886879 Hope that was of some use. Regards,