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To: nspolar who wrote (9585)	6/29/2008 10:49:38 PM
From: Stoctrash	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 33421

Falcon, IMHO, I'd use the pure stocks or index...not an inverse or leveraged tool to do any LT projections. I'm not saying the technical work on them (SKF, SRS, QID, QLD, SDS, etc) is useless...but for the big picture using apples to apples makes sense. Of course I could be totally wrong about this too <GGG>, but I'm regressing back to old school. Now to take them a step further, create some synthetic SKF's and see how they compare and act VS the real SKF ...and their respective index. That would or could give you some neat ST insight on things. I use to do this with the QQQ many years ago when it first started trading. The sized of $$$ traded in theses things really amazes me.