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


To: Walt Deemer who wrote (8206)7/24/2001 10:33:36 AM
From: James F. Hopkins  Respond to of 19219
 
Thanx Walt; for the update, and LOL re> (That last number caused J. T.'s computer to blow a fuse.)<
taht last number almost caused me to blow a fuse..
I went from 20% long to 50% long this morning, if we keep
falling I'll be 100% of my limit by the end of the month.
After that I'll need to sell bonds to get more, and I just
might if spam cuts rates again , my bonds are old
ones and rate cuts increase their face value.
The fly in the soup there is taxes so I'm
undecided.
Jim



To: Walt Deemer who wrote (8206)7/24/2001 11:54:27 PM
From: Walt Deemer  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 19219
 
Rydex Total Assets Update for Tuesday, July 24rd 2001:

Regular Series:

SPX Long - NOVA 234.8 Million**BULLISH
SPX Short- URSA 224.6 Million
NDX Long - OTC 1.046 BILLION**BULLISH
NDX Short- Arktos 72.0 Million

XAU Precious Metals 32.2 Million**BULLISH
Banking 38.0 Million**BULLISH
Biotech 309.0 Million
Money Market 1.583 BILLION**BULLISH**Oversold

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Dynamic Series (200% correlation to Index)

SPX Long - TITAN 82.2 Million
SPX Short- TEMPEST 59.0 Million

NDX Long - VELOCITY 135.9 Million
NDX Short- VENTURE 64.1 Million**BULLISH

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M/M up $16 million to $1,583 million; still
a little below the March high ($1,643 million)
but above the October 18th peak ($1,560 million).

(Increase in bullish funds' assets probably due
to J. T.'s late buying.)