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To: Chris who wrote (14714)	8/18/1998 10:50:00 PM
From: Lee Lichterman III	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42787

Dennis, thanks for the Favors update Chris, just taking a quick look at your chart, I would say the S&P would be target 1120 from the 4 day grouping in that area in the decline being the first real resistance area but that was only a 5 second look at it. That leads me to my next question. Does anyone know where I can get historical index data. I want to go back and build an oex, sox etc chart in my chart package but can't find index data. The NASDAQ site had data there for theirs but I haven't found any of the others. It can be in text format, Excel etc it doesn't matter I will convert it as needed but I would like to get at least the last 6 months if not more. tradepbs.com doesn't seem to pull indexes unless I am doing something wrong. When I enter the symbols, they just give me the last day. I would greatly appreciate any help here since I agree with Mr. Patterson that index puts will be the way to go. They don't have the volume worries that some of my better stock put choices do. GTW and MU put volume is pathetic.