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To: Robert Graham who wrote (10093)	9/3/2000 6:40:49 PM
From: Tai Jin	Respond to of 18137

It pays to look at current examples. Take a look at what happened to the markets in Europe that have adopted this practice. It is being proposed that decimalization reduced volatility in a substantial way. If this is true, this is not a plus for very short term traders. Do you think it will change the way momentum stocks trade? I doubt it. Do you think it will change the way less liquid stocks trade? I doubt it. Do you think it will change the way the big cap stocks trade? I don't know, since I tend to avoid trading them. When you say volatility is reduced, over what time frames? I would think that only the shortest time frames would be affected. I do find your posts to address interesting topics. So please do not take my repeated postings to you as an affront. :-) Not a problem, that's what this forum is for... ...tai