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To: DarrenS who wrote (18521)	6/1/1998 11:24:00 PM
From: the options strategist	Respond to of 50167

Thread, I'm interested in the answer to Darren's question also. I've noticed that prices tend to drop after the first hr. and increase during the last 15 min. of the trading day. I can't take advantage of the first hr. when trading options because the market doesn't even open until about 15 min. after opening. However, going short after 45 min. may be an answer to something that has gapped or run away in the first hr. Any comments/suggestions/lessons??? Thanks.