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To: John Langston who wrote (607)	1/11/1998 4:12:00 PM
From: Doo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 789

John: SWY June 60's at 7 1/2 - SWYFL CTAS May 37 1/2's at 6 3/4 - NQQEU CTAS May 40's at 4 7/8 - NQQEH Check my Call pricing strategy with what you learned from the short book and Ford. All I've done is invert the PB Short System pricing efforts on the long side. Jeff BTW, We have now had two bottom signals with one percent on volume days since the October crash. Both have failed, the latest with a clear distribution day preceding it. Until early last week, sentiment numbers were exceedingly bullish, but downticked sharply then and again toward the end of the week. We are cutting through 200 day moving averages in most indices, for the third time since the crash. Sentiment is growing more and more bearish. If we have a gap down open tomorrow and a close unchanged to higher on larger volume than Friday, we start counting for follow through. If not, and we close lower, all bets are off. 200 day moving average violations which don't rebound will spell real technical trouble and we will look for a much lower low to find a bottom.

To: John Langston who wrote (607)	1/12/1998 6:32:00 PM
From: Doo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 789

John: Today's action was just what I was looking for, an all out selling climax. Gap down on the open and close up on the day. Prefer to see that on higher volume than the prior day, and that may have happened in some indices, but does not appear to have occurred in the NAS. Start counting for the 3-10 day follow through day. Jeffry