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Re: [RT] Put Call Ratio (with corrected SP cash)



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This is why it would be important to have the ISE 
data in the P/C ratios, etc..
 
ISE vs other exchanges, from Active Trader Digest 
Feb 2003 page 63:
 
"Individually, the International Securities 
Exchange (ISE) continued to increase its market share, as its October volume in 
the 518 issues it trades was the most of any U.S. exchange.  The ISE was 
the No. 1 exchange in 260 of the contracts.  Overall October volume was up 
27 percent from September and 87 percent from October 2001.
   The ISE also traded its 200 millionth 
contract on October 29.  The milestone came less than eight months after 
the ISE's 100 millionth contract was traded.  It took the ISE almost two 
years to trade its first 100 million contracts."
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  Sent: Wednesday, January 08, 2003 1:25 
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  Subject: Re: [RT] Put Call Ratio (with 
  corrected SP cash)
  
  Earl, do you know if your call and put data 
  includes the ISE?  My dtn data only includes the amex, cboe, phlx, and 
  pse.  Recall that Alex Jacobson said the ISE has become a major 
  player.
   
  bobr
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    EarlA 
    To: <A 
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    Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2003 4:10 
    PM
    Subject: Re: [RT] Put Call Ratio (with 
    corrected SP cash)
    Sorry, the first charts contained incorrect plot for the 
    SP.Earl----- Original Message -----From: "EarlA" <<A 
    href="mailto:earl.a@xxxxxxxxxx";>earl.a@xxxxxxxxxx>To: <<A 
    href="mailto:realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>Sent: 
    Tuesday, January 07, 2003 5:05 PMSubject: [RT] Put Call 
    Ratio> Bob, I've never been able to get much from using P/C 
    as a timing indicator> but I keep looking. I gave your formula a 
    spin. Attached Daily and 60minute> charts are from 
    QCharts:>> Black: QC:CallVal /(QC:CallVal +QC:PutVal)> 
    Blue: S&P Close price>> I don't see a strong correlation 
    between tops and bottoms in the P/C and> S&P. Am I missing 
    something here? Is there more to using this than simple> matching 
    extremes?>> Earl>> ----- Original Message 
    -----> From: "BobR" <bobrabcd@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>> To: 
    <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2003 
    3:50 PM> Subject: Re: [RT] setups>>> Good 
    observation and good question.  Sentiment has been something 
    I've> worked on to better pick the trades than time and 
    support/resistance andto> add positon trading to the daytrading 
    activity.  Here is one chart that> might answer your question 
    about sentiment from a contrary point of view.>> Another short 
    setup occurs when the dollar weighted $C/($C+$P)composite(red> 
    line) reaches the 0.7 to 0.75 level as it did late on Tuesday.  Such 
    alevel> can represent too much bullishness, or the end of 
    bullishness if it occurs> at the end of an uptrend.  In either 
    case it increases the odds of> consolidation and or price erosion in 
    the near future.  This level comes> after a less than 0.25 ratio 
    low on 12/27.  This also completes a 6 day> runup in call 
    premium and rundown in put premium.  Such high levels 
    areseen> at index high pivot points.  Its just kinda 
    comforting to know what the> environment is.>>> 
    bobr>   ----- Original Message ----->   
    From: Kent Rollins>   To: 
    realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>   Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 
    2003 2:22 PM>   Subject: Re: [RT] 
    setups>>>   I've seen many, many people 
    drawing head-and-shoulders formations>   (non-inverted) on 
    daily charts of the last month or so.  Not just 
    inthis>   forum but also on free and pay sites.  
    Aren't H&S formations supposed to> be>   topping 
    formations, not intermediate bear market formations?  And 
    ifthose>   same people tried, could they find and 
    inverted H&S formation on the> current>   
    daily/weekly charts?  What does this say about market 
    sentiment?>>   
    Kent>>>   ----- Original Message 
    ----->   From: "BobR" 
    <bobrabcd@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>>   To: 
    <MedianLine@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>; 
    <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>>   Sent: Tuesday, 
    January 07, 2003 2:19 PM>   Subject: [RT] 
    setups>>>   OK, this is the setup I am 
    looking at for a long exit/short entry.Today>   marks 
    the 4th day of a positive NDX net percent up down volume (up 
    ->   down)/total.  A lower high on the 4th bar of a 4 
    bar set with a higher> high>   on the NDX may be a 
    prelude to a down day the next day...at least thatis>   
    the thesis being examined.  Perhaps it is reinventing the wheel, 
    but>   discovery sure is fun as is the journey.  I had 
    an options system that> could>   quintuple the 
    account in 5 weeks of OEX trading.  It was so boring 
    Iquite>   trading it, |;-) 
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