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Posted 27 April 2005 - 07:58 AM



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For the last 90 days preceding the Feb.18th issue ofTimer Digest, we were ranked FIFTH in the Nation.
Tuesday, April 26th, 2005

1) At the Close of Today, our Dollar-weighted Put/Call Ratios ($wPCR) for Broad-basedMarket Indices (where very high $wPCR readings are BULLISH) and Narrow-based SectorIndices (where very low $wPCR readings are BULLISH) were:
Symbol Name $wPCR Signal Chart Reference
BBH BioTech HOLDRS 1.37 NEUTRAL $wPCR Chart
SMH Semiconductor HOLDRS 0.81 NEUTRAL $wPCR Chart
XLF Financial Select Sector SPDR 51.00 very BEARISH $wPCR Chart
XLE Energy Select Sector SPDR 7.37 very BEARISH No $wPCR Chart


2) At the Close of Today, our Dollar-weighted Put/Call Ratio ($wPCR) Engine picked thefollowing stocks as good SHORT candidates due to their BEARISH (very high $w P/CRatio) reading:

Symbol Name $wPCR Chart Reference
F Ford Motor Co. 69.14 $wPCR Chart
EBAY Ebay Inc. 11.03 $wPCR Chart
NOK Nokia Corp ADS 5.22 $wPCR Chart


3) And, our Dollar-weighted Put/Call Ratio Engine picked the following stocks as good LONGcandidates due to their BULLISH (very low $w P/C Ratio) reading:

Symbol Name $wPCR Chart Reference
ATVI Activision Inc. 0.01 $wPCR Chart
DGX Quest Diagnostics Inc. 0.03 $wPCR Chart
SWY Safeway Inc. 0.06 $wPCR Chart
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Please note that dollar-weighted put/call ratio's forward-looking window is from one tothree trading days from the signal day (why? in a capsule form, it has to do the pressurethe options market makers are under to stay delta neutral while dealing with the 3-daystock settlement rule). Once you are in the trade, you should monitor the up-to-datedollar-weighted put/call ratio reading as confirmation of the trade's direction; or, incase of reversal of the dollar-weighted put/call ratio reading, as an exit signal.

We are LONG the S&P-500 Cash Index (SPX) from 1121.84 (closingprice on 10/12/04) for the Timer of the Year Competition monitored by the Timer Digest service.

For Calendar Year 2004, according to JimSchmidt of Timer Digest, we came in at 108.98, which ranks us at 11th, out ofapproximately 150 timers.