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To: nspolar who wrote (2020)	3/7/2004 1:51:31 PM
From: Louis V. Lambrecht	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 60914

Since I dicovered the relationship between o/i and PoG, I drive with the o/i. By Monday noon, we will know if the o/i has increased Friday as it did Thrursday. If the total o/i is above 240K contracts, we are up gain for the PoG. If Friday's uptick was a trick, commercials should have covered and total o/i should be lower, calling for lower PoG (and less net commercials shorts at next report). In the same rationale, when specs increase their long positions. total o/i should incresae. Options beeing a zero sum game, specs can only go long if the other party (the coms) goes short. It were the specs going long who made the Oct-Dec rally. So, as long as total o/i is on a rise, I keep my positions. Even after tax-pay day.