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To: Mao II who wrote (7784)	10/9/2000 11:12:25 AM
From: Mao II	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 12662

Morning all: Der BunKer is a bit crowded at the moment, so we are opening the temporary modular units we acquired last spring. All are equipped with appropriate soundproofing and completely washable floor, wall and ceiling covers. M2

To: Mao II who wrote (7784)	10/9/2000 12:37:55 PM
From: Night Writer	Respond to of 12662

M2, I'm currently reading about linkage between the commodity, bond, and stock market. Interesting stuff, it reminds me of my economics classes. Too bad they didn't cover this stuff rather then bullets and butter. The JOC index looks better for the TA I'm trying out. I found the Journal of Commerce site and the Center for International Business Cycle Research at Columbia University. There I downloaded the JOC Weekly Leading Index history. You might be interested in looking at it. businesscycle.com The WLI has been creeping down since 12 May 00. What I'm trying to do is create a commodity/bond ratio chart. I think I can use the JOC index and divided by the treasury bond prices to do this. I'm reading this material in chapter 7 of "The Visual Investor" by Murphy. I don't think the ^TYX prices will work for this ratio. Thanks for the help though. NW