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To: Kevin who wrote (32601)	1/9/1998 11:07:00 AM
From: ViperChick Secret Agent 006.9	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 58727

What do you mean you cant find S&Ps to confirm NO you did not address it. I am looking again for specific comments and you didnt address their comments of "no value" DIRECTLY. I am reading what you write ..not injecting my own thoughts into it or reading between the lines and coming up with something that isnt there. It would seem that since you fixed your numbers they are more in line with what this site has. Why would buy/sell programs hit around theoritical when every buy/sell program is based on a companys own info " No. Actually, I'd describe them more as 'generic'. Although their theoretical, the majority of program buys and sells should happen around these levels. Reuters & S&P also quote theoretical levels. When you refer to a specific company's data, their levels may differ depending on if they want to increase or decrease their equity exposure." Camp: . " Those prices are only theoretical in nature; and therefore, are not applicable in the real world of program trading, using real money, in real accounts, and trading for real profits"