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To: Tom Trader who wrote (666)	5/14/1998 11:39:00 AM
From: ViperChick Secret Agent 006.9	Respond to of 44573

NO there is a break point every day the area between the break point and the pivot is the neutral zone so assuming the break point was for puts... which would be below the pivot you go into the neutral zone and back up through the pivot you can go long if the break was for calls....you would have to wait until the "break point" was hit for calls that is why I say you would be on a long signal right now IF the break point was for puts....otherwise you would have to wait for the break point for calls to go long... the break point plays in with developing the neutral zone and you can trade the neutral zone. I would think it is a pretty good bet that his break point would have been for puts today...but that is a guess look how much the futures popped after crossing the zone for both pivots (plus buffer)... exiting is a whole other strategy