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Lee,
I can confirm the "old" 6 Dow points to 1 SP handle
some time ago, at least that is what I used. With the NASDAQ falling so
much more percentage-wise than the other indices, surely what ever it was,
it no longer is (when it comes to NASAQ vs SP)?
don ewers
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Subject: [RT] conversion factors for
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<SPAN
class=750411804-28022002>does anyone
have an idea of how to get a rough feel for converting 100 Dow pts into X
S&P points and 100 naz points into Y S&P points. I know this is not
an exact science as both the Dow and naz impact the S&P. At one time I
have used 6 Dow points = 1 S&P point but that was several years ago and
I'm not sure if that was even accurate at that time or is any number I use
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