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i was wondering the same thing.
i never seen it before like this. i didn't even
bother to adjust my continous data.
But the bravest are surely those who have the greatest vision of what
is before them, glory and danger alike.And yet notwithstanding go about and
meet it."Thucydides" 404 BC.
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Roger L.
Shepherd
To: <A title=realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
href="mailto:realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>Realtraders
Sent: Friday, December 14, 2001 1:35
PM
Subject: [RT] Small Premium on the
S&P?
Hello Realtraders, Am I missing something or
are the market expectations really this weak? Usually when the
quarterly S&P rolls over to the new contract, the premium jumps
from 1 point to around 10 points or so. This rollover it hardly
changed at all. The Dec. Mar. and Spot are staying within 1 to
2 points of each other. I realize that with interest
rates low and dividends shrinking the number should be smaller than
it has been in the recent past but that wouldn't make this much
difference. Anybody have an answer?-- Best
regards,Roger
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