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To: Art C. who wrote (58311)	1/11/1999 1:59:00 PM
From: On the QT	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 58727

To Thread: I am trying to get some additional information so I am addressing this thread and other hopefully appropriate threads through the last post available. Know of anyone who has shared a method for determining an up or down price on stocks in general ,after option expiration? The implication would seem to be if stock prices are held down ( MM/?) to allow options to expire worthless, then shortly thereafter the stock, no longer artificially held down, will go up. If that assumption is true, then we should be able to check the price of any stock, that "allowed" the option to expire worthless, but quite close to the point of value, on the day following expiration. That information could then be used at least for that day after expiration and possibly plugged in as basis for further development. Hence the question: Any web sites or players that I can direct this inquiry to other than Ben A's Max Pain figures? Regards, QT