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To: baystock who wrote (19993)	1/15/2005 6:18:09 PM
From: blind-geezer	Respond to of 60908

dude, did you look at the open interest numbers ??? the last couple of times when it bottomed, the open interest numbers were much higher ... does the open interest numbers matter, I don't know, but if it does, then we might not have bottomed ...

To: baystock who wrote (19993)	1/15/2005 6:47:13 PM
From: jjplo	Respond to of 60908

COTs softwarenorth.net current 2003 softwarenorth.net 2002 softwarenorth.net 2001 softwarenorth.net (long first 5 months)

To: baystock who wrote (19993)	1/16/2005 8:03:41 AM
From: Square_Dealings	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 60908

The COTs have not been very useful in predicting many market moves over the past year imo. Grains had a five year record commercial long position for a long time and they have continued to fall like a rock. Commercials have built short positions in the stock market to near all time highs as the stock market has gone up. If anything I think the COTs are good contrarian indicators now, which I dont understand. But it is possible that as commercials reduce shorts in gold and the stock market that they both fall. HUI/Gold ratio is a leading indicator and its way too close for comfort now imo. Too close to breaking the long term trend. It looks heavy to me stockcharts.com[h,a]wacaynay[df][pc40!b8!f]&pref=G M