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To: Gottfried who wrote (8352)	2/1/2003 7:04:46 PM
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It's the put volume indicator or the PVI. I am unfamiliar with it. I was hoping for some help in researching it as a contrarian indicator. SNIP: Finally, the recently reliable Put Volume Indicator [PVI] has not produced any readings consisten r market-basing conditions lately. In fact, it fell to .69 on Tuesday, which was its lowest reading (excluding the December 25th holiday period) since late-November. When PVI spikes higher and approaches 2.00, it could be a sign that investors have capitulated once again and the end to the market's latest decline is growing near. biz.yahoo.com I'm trying to find more out about it. Here is the first article I have found: decisionpoint.com Now we need a chart! RtS