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To: TREND1 who wrote (35511)	11/13/2000 11:02:44 PM
From: donald sew	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 42787

On the topic of MAX-PAIN, here are the open interest on the QQQ for the strikeprices from 70 to 80: PUTS - 2369 111 10627 1985 1753 11518 8817 3311 6841 5410 21702 = TOTAL 73344 CALLS - 12141 8328 16502 25080 19651 16507 14413 29252 20465 11335 27011 = TOTAL 200685 So there appears to be about 127,000 PUTs greater than Calls for the same strike prices. I dont know for sure if that is considered overly high volume for puts, but would assume that this volume is enough to get some the BIG PLAYERs to at least attempt to push the NDX up before expiration. If anyone else could add onto this, please do.

To: TREND1 who wrote (35511)	11/14/2000 9:25:18 AM
From: faro	Respond to of 42787

Larry: Nasdaq has touched the 52 week Low Line for the 5th time since 1987 And what is even more interesting is to see what happened to the stocks after it has reached its 52 weeks LOW. Encouraging Faro