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To: j g cordes who wrote (32239)	5/11/2001 5:45:44 PM
From: Johnny Canuck	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 68187

>>Are those option expiration targets max pain/ They are my version of MAX PAIN targets. The ones with a spread usually mean traders can't make up their mind, so those targets I have less confidence in. I'll run through more stocks on the weekend. I posted those as they have the most weight on the NDX and COMPX. If you look at where the current price of those stock are and the option expiration targets, you should get a good idea of how much the indices are expected to move by the street gonig into option expiration. The expectation is that the Fed rate change will either by amplified or muted by the effect of the options.