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To: Glenn D. Rudolph who wrote (54418)	4/30/1999 10:01:00 PM
From: Jerry A. Laska	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 164684

HG and Glenn, I believe the post that HG linked to was a recap of the days futures events and was essentially correct at least as to the S&P's, but it was not afterhours info. The last trade that Glenn referred to at 1355.50 for June S&P was actually the last Globex trade as of this morning. I believe the post refers to today's regular trading hours futures trading in which the June S&P's did hit a low of 1319 and then recovered to 1337, see: cme.com The statement in the post about Nas 100's appears to me to be incomplete, because even though they did fall sharply they recovered and finished up. cme.com Maybe he was referring to index options: cme.com Jerry <<HG, That post is incorrect. S & P futures last trade was 1355.50 for June contract. Glenn>> <<US stock index futures erode sharply in late trade April 30 - U.S. stock index futures eroded more late as the sharp T-bond futures slide added weight. June S&Ps tested, then broke support at 1,324.70 and slid to a weekly low at 1,319. The contract then trimmed losses. Tech rich June Nasdaq 100s fell sharply. Bellwethers Microsoft, Dell, Intel and Sun slipped lower. Steep Treasury selloff added weight. Financial and oil stock declines weighed on Dow futures.>>