91.   Lower borrowing costs can boost company earnings growth and shareholder dividends, making equities more attractive than fixed-income securities to many investors.

92.   Lower borrowing costs help boost earnings and the size of dividends paid shareholders, making equities more attractive than money-market securities to many investors.

93.   Lower interest rates reduce borrowing costs and boost company earnings, making equities more attractive than money market securities to many investors.

94.   Macquarie said the economic crisis in Asia increased demand for securities to hedge against heightened risks in doing business there.

95.   Lower interest rates boost company earnings and the size of dividends paid shareholders, making equities more attractive than money market securities to many investors.

96.   Lower interest rates make stocks more attractive than fixed-income securities to many investors.

97.   Lower interest rates tend to boost company earnings and the size of dividends paid shareholders, making equities more attractive than money market securities to many investors.

98.   Merletti said Thursday that it was not a great leap from the world of presidential security to professional football.

99.   Mutual fund managers, however, are constantly studying what securities to sell and buy.

100.   New rules that recently took effect trimmed the time you have to pay for securities to three days, down from five days.