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To: bdog who wrote (41532)	10/10/2002 8:14:31 PM
From: bruce-l	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 79273

Yooo Mr Dog, nice to see your still around. You know if you would sell everything you have for a loss this market would finally take off<gggg> You didn't sell today by chance?<lol> 3drsi/indrsi Ratio 3drsi in3drsi RATIO pre3drsi prein3drsi hits hits hits hits Last Mon 6 88 0.07 2 10 Last Tues 6 91 0.06 1 7 Last Wed 6 89 0.07 0 8 Last Thur 6 88 0.07 1 7 Last Fri 9 92 0.10 2 10 Monday 9 95 0.09 1 19 Tuesday 10 93 0.11 0 28 Wednesday 10 98 0.10 0 42 Thursday 10 125 0.08 0 8 Todays Autotricks. APPX BMRN BSTE FON KSWS bruce

To: bdog who wrote (41532)	10/11/2002 12:08:09 AM
From: milesofstyles	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 79273

!dji = actual milesov

To: bdog who wrote (41532)	10/12/2002 12:20:29 PM
From: Doug R	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 79273

"Real" vs "theoretical" open and close numbers are based on time vs final entry of trading. Real numbers are those that register at the precise time of open and close of the market. Theoretical numbers are calculated after the data for all components of an index have been entered. For the open that would mean the "real" number is based on the first trade of any one component (or any number of components that trade in that first tick). Usually one or more components do not have data for a few seconds or minutes for various reasons. The "theoretical" number method waits for data on the first trades of all the components. I believe the theoretical numbers are the standard for TA application. At the close, the "real" number is the one that exists at the bell. "Theoretical" waits for the data from all components that, for various reasons, took until after the ding to find its way onto the books. afaiui, Doug R