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To: marginmike who wrote (63143)	11/26/2000 5:22:01 PM
From: Louis V. Lambrecht	Respond to of 99985

marginmike - re:CoT At the CFTC: cftc.gov , rough data, unreadble. Better at: commitmentsoftraders.com Barrons Market Lab: interactive.wsj.com Chart, thanks to LaVerne E. Olney at his site: users.chartertn.net I am not that excited about last figures as changes in overall positions would not happen overnight. I like Laverne's chart. You'll see years long trends. So, if the figures are old a week or two, it does not matters to me.

To: marginmike who wrote (63143)	11/26/2000 6:48:02 PM
From: KymarFye	Respond to of 99985

You can also go to bullishreview.com and sign up for a weekly e-mail + pdf with succinct analysis for the COT reports on selected markets. They also provide the data suitable for downloading into charting package. They've been following S&Ps continually, and have been entertaining alternative theories for the extremity of the commercial short position, but have been standing by the traditional (in this case very bearish) analysis: They believe the S&P 500 is in a long-term h&s that has still to break downward. I disagree with their precise rationale if not entirely with their projections.