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To: Lee333 who wrote (7936)	2/16/2007 2:48:25 PM
From: Tommaso	Respond to of 30238

Mostly RYVNX, but also some DOG, and a pretty good bit of DSRSX. All easy to look up on Yahoo. It probably is smarter to use ETFs where available because there's no penalty for dumping them any time.

To: Lee333 who wrote (7936)	2/16/2007 3:53:36 PM
From: jayt	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 30238

Lee - The ones that I have on my screen are: QID - Ultra short the Nasdaq DXD - Ultra short the Dow SDS - Ultra short the S&P500 MZZ - Ultra short the S&P midcap 400 The most liquid of the four is the QID, but the others have begun to attract more volume as they take on more assets under management. When we get a decent correction these should perform quite nicely. I would not invest here per se....rather use them as trading vehicles on days the market sells off. There are others, but I've chosen to monitor these. RGRDS - JT ** FWIW I'm an IBD reader and we have only seen 2 distribution days for the S&P500 and 1 for the Nasdaq in the last 4 weeks. More than 4 distribution days in a 4 week span puts a rally in question. As for now we are still in a confirmed rally from the Aug 15th follow through day.