101.   Higher Japanese interest-rates boost the return investors get on yen-denominated deposits, making the Japanese currency more attractive.

102.   His comments often set the tone for bond trading because investors get clues to how the Fed reads the latest economic reports.

103.   History shows that when liquidity in a market is diminished, individual investors get hurt.

104.   How can investors get into this complicated loop?

105.   Higher U.K. rates raise the return investors get for holding pounds and typically make sterling more attractive.

106.   How will the investor eventually get money out of the business, assuming it is successful, even if only marginally so?

107.   If homeowners refinance their loans, ARMs investors get their money back early and have to reinvest at lower rates.

108.   In addition, a limit order would enable an investor to get a better price than the bid or the asked offered by the market-makers.

109.   In a repo, investors get cash collateral equal to the value of the bonds loaned.

110.   In any case, one does not have to search far to come up with possible reasons that investors may have gotten nervous.