91.   After the new rules kick in, foreign investors will still have to apply for Securities and Exchange Commission permission to take money out of the country.

92.   Aggressive investors will have to turn to small fund families and boutique firms to meet their needs, but the bulk of the savers will be well served.

93.   All an investor has to do is wait for the white knight, right?

94.   All investors should have a portion of their assets allocated to tax-free bonds, Brilley said.

95.   All this means that conscientious investors will have to do their own research into the available funds.

96.   British beer investors have a lot going for them.

97.   British institutional investors generally have more influence over domestic companies than their American counterparts do.

98.   But a company can only sell so much stock, and private investors have less patience than the federal government.

99.   But analysts warn that some investors have too much information and not enough investment savvy to weather stock market downturns.

100.   But as the market bounced back, the IPOs returned, Taulli said, and by this time investors had a pent-up demand for Internet stocks.