91.   If investors wanted to remove directors, their safest bet would be to lobby a board against the offending director, essentially pressing for a resignation.

92.   If an investor wants to buy a stock, he pays the higher asked price.

93.   If investors wanted to see operating cash flow, well, by jiggery, they would see it.

94.   I think we did exactly what an investor in our fund would want, to stay focused.

95.   If Werner and other Bank of Japan watchers are right, investors may want to think twice before hopping aboard any rallies in Japanese stocks or bonds.

96.   If investors simply want performance that reflects the market, they can invest in an equity index fund and save themselves the higher management fees of actively managed funds.

97.   If savvy investors want to buy when prices are down, newcomers want to do the same thing.

98.   If the company falls short, however, investors may want a word with Taurel.

99.   In addition, long-term investors may want to put some money in small-company funds,which have more growth potential over the long haul.

100.   In addition, with the dollar down, fewer foreign investors may want to chance buying Treasuries for fear of seeing their investment erode.