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To: OX who wrote (33032)	10/16/2000 12:42:03 AM
From: Dan Duchardt	Respond to of 42787

OX, My example was contrived to show the possibility that counting worthless contracts might not lead to the same point as minimizing value, but I just checked the count on QQQ that gives the MaxPain at 84 by $Value and I see that by contract count the peak is at 76 with 283,313 of 445,282 expiring worthless, with a secondary peak at 90, with 273,146 contracts expiring worthless. The range between 76 and 90 is relatively flat with the lowest point of 253,414 at 81. Dan