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To: lurqer who wrote (1364)	1/16/2001 5:08:08 PM
From: J F Allen	Respond to of 104154

The rambling does help, that's about how I feel about it and I will keep watching it, I sort of have a parallel to it when I select covered call sale strike prices. I suspected you were in CV, I am a double neighbor because we also have a place in Big Sur (Palo Colorado)

To: lurqer who wrote (1364)	1/16/2001 6:10:55 PM
From: Clappy	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 104154

In general, since Max Pain implies manipulation I consider if there might be some countervailing manipulation - e.g. ARBA has a much higher Max Pain than its current value. Its recent positive earnings was greeted with five downgrades. That raises a flag for me. Lurq, What is that flag telling you? I'm not sure I follow. Is it that the institutions are trying to Buy ARBA below the Max Pain only to let it run up just before Friday's close? Or do you mean something else? -ClappyWhoFailedFlagReadingInSchool