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To: mitch-c who wrote (58664)1/10/2002 6:49:22 PM
From: mitch-c  Respond to of 70976
 
*On* topic ... I grabbed some Jan 01 45 puts (ANQMI) @ $1.00 today. Although AMAT broke 47 yesterday, I think it's due for a short pullback.

- Mitch



To: mitch-c who wrote (58664)1/11/2002 3:56:18 AM
From: Jacob Snyder  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 70976
 
OT tides:

The moon draws a bulge of water towards it.
The earth rotates once a day, and each spot on the earth faces the moon once a day.
So why are there 2 (rather than just one) high tides per day?



To: mitch-c who wrote (58664)1/11/2002 7:48:26 AM
From: willcousa  Respond to of 70976
 
I agree with your point. I find it particularly interesting in regard to ethanol, which takes a lot of energy to produce - at least as it is now being produced. The energy required to produce it is generally disregarded when the consideration to require the blending of ethanol with gasoline -to save fosil fuel - is addressed.


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