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To: bazooka who wrote (3989)	12/18/1998 5:03:00 PM
From: sandbag	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4969

bazooka, If I may step in here on Steve's behalf, the prices that you are looking at are the last sale prices. They look off because the 50 calls did not trade To get an accurate price on the options you should look at the bid/ask on each option. In this case, you will see it is much different than what you have listed. If you don't have a place to check, a good place is at CBOE. cboe.pcquote.com There you will also see the last sale price when listing the option chains, but you can click on the particular option to get a delayed bid/ask quote. Hope this helps. Barry