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To: bill who wrote (85418)	5/16/2002 2:17:29 AM
From: E. Charters	Respond to of 116805

DTE : Options on futures generally expire on a specific date during the month preceding the futures contract delivery month. For example, an option on a June futures contract expires in May but is referred to as a June option because its exercise would result in a June futures contract position. DTE stands for DAYS TILL EXPIRATION Note this day figure is generally business days only. Open Interest: The sum of all long or short futures contracts in one delivery month or one market that have been entered into an not yet liquidated by an offsetting transaction or fulfilled by delivery. Volume: number of contracts traded that day. Prev Volume: Previous day, number of contracts. 309.00: Strike price of the contract. That is the value the contract can be bought or sold for.