At last! Thursday morning at 10:30 am, Rex Rogers and Jim Armogida will meet with me in my office. You are invited. I suspect that much of our conversation will be a repeat of the meeting that you had last week. Sara
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answer: Enron Corp. equity issues
Dear Ken, I'm not sure quite were to turn but was hoping you could assist me. I would like to keep this confidential especially regarding the New York Office. As my request has nothing to do with the people in this office or the group they are wonderful I've been with Enron since '97 and I relocated up to Connecticut to work with the New Power Company when I thought that the Enron employees would stay Enron employees. Afterwards of course we all were changed to NewPower employees. After a couple of months I made the move back to Enron and went to the New York office and work with the Enron Metals group here at 53rd street. (It was never my intention to leave Enron) Since the bombing I feel very displaced and my husband and I would really like to come back to Houston and was wondering if you could help me. I was on the trading floor working with Dave Delainey's group when he was in ENA and also was the Exec Secretary/Coordinator with the MWB group in George Warsoff's group. I would appreciate it very much if you were able to assist/guide me. Sincerely,
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what is happening? hope all is well, just got back from a week of skiing with Maco in Tahoe. Was great, but did my gambling suck. Joe
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answer: You still there?
Savita In our testing we have found the inability to manage our wing-strikes risk. The way it works for power markets is that most traders would be unwillling to trade more than 250MW of a wing strike without widening out the bid offer. Similarly the risk at some point can get high enough to suspend wing strikes. In the current option manager, the only possibility is to increase or decrease the ATM suite vol (which has little effect on the wing strikes anyway). For that reason we need a volumetric control for each strike. The volumeteric control could be a toggle which could be turned on or off. If the volumetric control toggle si on, corresponding to each strike, there would be a maximum volume. If the strike is hit or lifted by that volume, that strike is automatically suspended and the trader notified. This allows the individual strike risk to be limited. This also allows us to put some less liquid markets out there - where the price discovery is evolving. In those products we can put the volume to be limited at 100 MW for each strike making the risk more manageable. Pls give me a call, so that we can discuss this further. Harry Arora
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Option Manager - extra features