91.   Investors eagerly paid unprecedented multiples of those profits when they bought shares.

92.   Investors paid close attention to the report because Fed officials are watching for signs the booming jobs market is driving wages, and prices, higher.

93.   Investors paid little heed to those messages.

94.   Investors pay either a lump sum or periodic installments to buy a fixed or variable annuity.

95.   Investors will pay for the shares in two instalments -- the first time the method has ben used for an Australian public share sale.

96.   Is it time for American investors to pay the piper yet?

97.   Knowing what other investors are paying for a stock is what makes a market fair and transparent.

98.   Larger investors pay less attention to proposed changes in the tax code, according to Bill Lauer, who manages the Pittsburgh Performance Fund.

99.   Lower overnight rates are good for bonds because many investors pay for their fixed-income purchases by borrowing money at shorter maturities.

100.   Low rates boost bonds by widening the spread between what investors such as commercial banks pay to raise funds and what they can earn on bonds.