1.   Investors can sell shares in the companies they dislike, and hold on to stock in the ones they favor.

2.   Investors typically sell mortgage bonds as rates Decline because they fear low rates will prompt homeowners to refinance.

3.   When investors sell Marks for yen, they generally sell Marks for dollars first and then sell the dollars to buy yen.

4.   When investors sell Marks for yen, they generally sell Marks for dollars first and then use the proceeds to buy yen.

5.   Analyst William Laurent recommended investors sell CTC shares due to increased competition in the domestic market.

6.   Analysts have said if polls suggest Quebec might separate, then investors would sell more of their Canadian-dollar securities.

7.   Analysts, however, said investors should sell the stock because even with more help from Ford, problems still remain at Mazda and the auto industry in Japan.

8.   An analyst recommending that investors actually sell a stock is a truly rare person.

9.   An investor sells to a dealer, who in turn sells to another investor.

10.   Analysts like Jacky Chiu of Nomura Research Institute Hong Kong Ltd. are still recommending Hong Kong investors sell their Bohai shares.