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Strategies & Market Trends : MARKET INDEX TECHNICAL ANALYSIS - MITA -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: J.T. who wrote (6677)2/22/2001 1:29:35 PM
From: J.T.  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 19219
 
Rydex Total Assets Update for Wednesday, February 21st 2001:

Regular Series:

SPX Long - NOVA 349.3 Million**new 52 week low
SPX Short- URSA 242.9 Million

NDX Long - OTC 1,5663 BILLION**new 52 week low
NDX Short- Arktos 81.1 Million

XAU Precious Metals 27.7 Million
Banking 72.5 Million
Biotechnology 391.9 Million
Money Market 1,466 BILLION**oversold levels

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Dynamic Series (200% correlation)

SPX Long - TITAN 56.6 Million
SPX Short- TEMPEST 18.7 Million

NDX Long - VELOCITY 131.5 Million
NDX Short- VENTURE 36.3 Million

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Market is at double oversold levels across the board. This morning several indices hit below triple oversold levels before reversing.

I would like to see BKX close above BKX 860 at a minimum after a low of BKX 833 this morning. If we get this close above BKX 860 today there is a reasonable probability we can close back above BKX 898 tomorrow. This would set up BKX for that run to BKX 1,000+ before end of March. If BKX does not take out BKX 898 close before Monday close it is possible we will move into a new trading range. BKX 860 is critical support that must hold. Two closes below BKX 860 and I will turn Bearish and look to sell long core holdings into strength.

Regular Series - 100% Long XAU Precious Metals
Dynamic Series - 100% Long SPX TITAN

Best Regards, J.T.