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To: ajtj99 who wrote (43681)5/30/2001 6:32:33 PM
From: ajtj99  Respond to of 56535
 
I am thinking about still going call side for a bounce, but I'm not real certain about it.

We would have to have a serious reversal on some volume, and the SOXX would have to stay above 575 and the NDX around 1775. If we don't get a reversal on volume, I'll go put side for the rest of the run down.

Call side may be slow lived if we don't punch through 2100 level with more volume.

All in all, it is a bit of a risk, but I figure I can get QQQ June 47's at $1.00 or so and possibly sell for $1.50 at the top of the bounce if the COMPX gets to 2150 or so.

If I don't get calls, I'll possibly look to get QQQ June 45 puts at a decent price.



To: ajtj99 who wrote (43681)5/30/2001 6:45:40 PM
From: furrfu  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 56535
 
I stand corrected on the Fed's cash infusion and, for the record, I hope you're right about the refunds having the desired results. The stimulus will be on consumerism, however, and considering that the average American is currently spending more than he's making, I'm hesitant to say it will all turn out well.
I would rather have seen them pay down the deficit. You can be certain, though, that my $600 will be spent, and in fairly short order.

Doug