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<DIV><FONT size=2>Thanks to all who replied to this message.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT size=2>Those of us who use DTN have access to the Stock Options Root 
Table, for the most part that is complete.&nbsp; They also have an internet 
site, but is not as complete as the table from News-&gt;DTN-&gt;DTN 
Directory-&gt;DTN Real-Time-Help!&nbsp; That was what I was looking for.&nbsp; I 
would imagine there is a site somewhere on the internet that has it, but, no one 
who has replied to this message so far has been able to supply what I was 
looking for.&nbsp; I was looking for the Stock Options Root table, not the stock 
option symbols themselves.&nbsp; Each stock has 3 character Root symbols, from 
1, like for Dell (DLQ), or Microsoft (MSQ), to 11 or more, like for Yahoo (YHQ, 
YHU, YHV, YLY, YMM, etc).&nbsp; As far as I know, the CBOE does not have this 
table, go figure!&nbsp; I called them and was told they do not have this 
available on the internet!&nbsp; Who knows, maybe the woman I talked to there 
did not know what she was talking about.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT size=2>Matt</FONT></DIV>
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From: "Karl" <kschr@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "Steve Walker" <Steve@xxxxxxxxxxxx>, <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: GEN: Near a turning point?
Date: Thu, 5 Aug 1999 22:51:20 -0400
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Hi Steve,
   You make the following statement: "Also, Friday is a Gann Square Date.  "
I would be very interested to know how you reached that conclusion. Would
you be willing to share at least the general concept with us?
Thanks much -- Karl

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From: Steve Walker <Steve@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: Steve@xxxxxxxxxxxx <Steve@xxxxxxxxxxxx>; realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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Date: Thursday, August 05, 1999 5:46 PM
Subject: Re: GEN: Near a turning point?


>Well the question for today has been answered.  The IIX, NDX, OEX all
bounced off support.
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>The bounce was not enough to make my short term indicators trip.  Even if
they had, I would not likely go Long with the weekly indicators so weak.
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>Will there be any follow thru?  Comments?
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>Steve
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>>>> Steve Walker <Steve@xxxxxxxxxxxx> 08/05 5:23 AM >>>
>Is buying going to come back into the market soon?
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>I analyze three indexes in multiple time frames to guide my trade entrance
and exits.  Those indexes are  the IIX, NDX, OEX.  My theory is that the IIX
and NDX lead the broader market.  The OEX is pretty much in lockstep with
the SPX and I often trade options on this index (mostly I trade stocks).  As
for time frames, I focus on hourly, daily and weekly data.  For a Long
entry, I look for the hourly indicators to be UP, the daily indicators DOWN,
and the weekly indicators UP.  My indicators are simple, a mixture of moving
averages and oscillators.
>
>Right now my indicators are: DOWN, DOWN, DOWN and have been since the close
of 7/29/99.  However,by my calculation, we are at support levels as of
Wedneday's close .  Also, Friday is a Gann Square Date.  So, looks to me as
if we are at a juncture here.  Will be interesting.
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>Steve
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