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To: Sharp_End_Of_Drill who wrote (6585)	8/8/2001 11:22:14 PM
From: jim_p	Respond to of 23153

41 companies have now reported Q2 and production is up 18.44% over last year and 4.68% over Q1 (includes acquisitions and divestures): MMcfe Mcfe Mcfe Growth %Growth % 2Q 2Q 1Q 2Q/2Q 2Q/1Q 2001 2000 2001 APC 316,000 79,000 282,000 300.00% 12.06% BEXP 2,652 1,582 2,064 67.64% 28.49% DNR 15,235 10,690 14,383 46.45% 5.92% APA 195,509 134,346 159,273 45.53% 22.80% ROIL 7,339 5,100 7,000 43.14% 4.29% PPP 41,615 29,637 32,207 40.42% 29.21% NFX 45,805 33,800 39,600 35.50% 15.66% TMBR 19,000 15,200 18,000 25.00% 5.56% VPI 51,144 41,118 43,782 24.38% 16.82% OEI 85,722 69,972 77,130 22.51% 10.00% XTO 46,651 39,436 43,996 18.30% 6.04% NBL 55,825 48,336 52,412 15.49% 6.51% KP 6,306 5,828 6,200 15.00% 1.73% THX 21,931 19,110 22,767 14.76% -3.67% CHK 39,130 34,125 40,140 14.67% -2.52% EPEX 1,827 1,607 1,616 13.69% 13.06% CWEI 6,931 6,258 5,808 12.99% 17.75% UCL 281,736 250,745 267,300 11.00% 5.40% BNO 14,406 13,578 15,438 6.10% -9.72% LD 34,180 32,513 34,497 5.13% -0.92% MARY 13,611 12,973 13,257 4.92% 2.67% SFY 11,260 10,810 10,325 4.10% 9.06% EOG 101,900 97,900 101,070 4.09% 0.82% KWK 10,385 9,977 9,978 4.09% 4.08% SGY 24,188 23,397 23,085 3.38% 4.78% COG 17,700 15,900 17,900 1.13% 12.58% RRC 13,898 13,750 13,743 1.07% 1.13% CRK 9,481 9,500 9,942 0.00% -4.64% EEX 14,406 17,946 14,201 -0.20% 1.44% PLX 13,819 13,867 14,586 -0.35% -5.26% POG 13,794 10,288 13,743 -0.37% 34.08% PXD 63,906 65,796 59,946 -2.87% 6.61% DVN 178,250 183,840 182,330 -3.04% -2.24% BR 214,996 221,930 220,929 -3.12% -2.69% KCS 12,244 12,647 12,032 -3.19% 1.76% FST 43,198 44,990 43,668 -3.98% -1.08% TLM 211,302 226,590 219,240 -6.75% -3.62% KMG 151,879 162,271 155,052 -6.84% -2.05% CPE 3,950 4,316 3,753 -8.48% 5.25% MMR 3,662 4,220 2,716 -13.22% 34.83% TMR 9,405 13,627 10,684 -30.98% -11.97% Tcfe 2.426 2.049 2.318 18.44% 4.68% Draw your own conclusions. How did a major investment banking house get the production data on 100 oil companies when as of this morning I only had 50% of the 60 I track reported??? I didn't know we had 100 public oil companies in the US? Jim

To: Sharp_End_Of_Drill who wrote (6585)	8/8/2001 11:59:55 PM
From: Gottfried	Respond to of 23153

Sharp, here's VIX weekly finance.lycos.com And here's VIX vs Naz stockcharts.com pull the time bar at the bottom for the proper duration. You're right, it would have helped in the past. Gottfried

To: Sharp_End_Of_Drill who wrote (6585)	8/9/2001 12:23:33 AM
From: Warpfactor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 23153

Sharp, Sounds like the VIX has a pretty good track record for predicting intermediate market moves. From the chart you listed - what are the key levels of support that you look at? My familiarity with TRIN, is that it can work as a short-term predictor, or the moving average can be used for intermediate and long term trend indicators. Todays TRIN was cruising in the 3's much of the last hour, closing in the 2.7's - still very high. Coupled with Mondays figure, I would almost guarantee a strong finish tomorrow (based on similar historical patterns). However, an astronomical one day TRIN is just a short-term trading indicator. We should get 2-3 days of upward movement out of it IMO, after that anyones guess. In this context, we can have a little relief rally here, but still keep the VIX trend intact. I'd not been much of a trader in the past month. Yeah, I picked up some SUNW and a few other things in the IRA's, but regarding my taxable portfolio, I was surprised to see that I hadn't made a buy since July 11. So to drag me out of my fear-based trading coma, I felt that the risk vs. reward ratio was much in favor of reward when I picked up DIA. Of course I could be wrong and the DOW will crash another 200 tomorrow, but there is little reward without taking some risk. Warp