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To: robert b furman who wrote (6908)	1/18/2003 12:54:48 PM
From: GROUND ZERO™	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 207458

Right, and I'm not at all surprised, the spiral is a remarkable tool, it seems these market prices follow the same laws of physics everything else in the universe follows... fundamentals can almost be predicted by the careful observation of market price as it approaches the spiral wall... GZ

To: robert b furman who wrote (6908)	1/18/2003 4:52:43 PM
From: j42231	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 207458

Interesting scenarios you present-- In regards to the futures comments. If you haven't done so--you might want to look into the Rydex groups of funds for a play there. The Rydex 'Dynamic' funds are leveraged 2/1--are no-load and allow unlimited access to trade in and out of them with AM and PM entries and/or exits each day. You also have the advantage of trading as small or as large as you wish--and they offer long and short fund positions in both the SPX and NDX. It is also is a way to hedge other long-term positions you may wish to hold in the markets. I believe there may be some minimums to establish the account--but I think it is a very good way to gain initial experience in trading the futures. Best, Joanne