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To: Chip McVickar who wrote (15863)	2/18/1999 11:44:00 AM
From: Patrick Slevin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44573

That's funny. Why not try this, e-mail the webmaster at the NYSE. Ask him. It would seem to me that you could create a page in your software that collects such data on the SPX. Then, you could create a custom symbol for the output. Else, Export the information to a Spreadsheet and have the Spreadsheet pop out the ratios. Then plot the line using the charting software in the spreadsheet program. Of course, prior data won't be available unless you can get a history for each stock but it would be a start. Actually, you might even prefer to condense the number of stocks to the heaviest ten. That would have to be over 30% of the index in any event. Or maybe use the ones with current "worst" and "best" RSI. Those are the ones that get action during Programs anyway. If the pattern plays out, there should be a dip here and then new intraday highs which SHOULD be the Sell. I hope.