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To: abuelita who wrote (27441)	8/1/2000 8:20:02 PM
From: sq39	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 35685

roserrsp, the cboe option site is a frustration with the long downloads. i prefer 'http://www.amex.com/' (the american stock exchange), there is a 'click here for options' and then you put in RMBS on left hand side, after which you can click on 'most actives' or 'leaps'. my trick for getting precise/up to date quote on an option, is to enter it with on line broker as if i were buying and then they flash the present bid and ask and then i can cancel/edit/or buy order.... i think ETRADE may also allow visitors to visit their very good option section.... try amex site, you'll like it....