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To: Tony D. who wrote (5812)	11/10/1997 1:46:00 PM
From: Douglas Webb	Respond to of 14162

I haven't done any studies myself, and I've only been calculating the parity for a few weeks. But, I've heard parity mentioned enough times to imply that people do think it influences prices towards the parity point, although the price may not get there at expiration. I would imagine parity is much more important on Nasdaq stocks than other exchanges, since the Nasdaq market makers seem to have much more influence over prices. Good luck with CPQ. Maybe the market will bail you out... Doug.