101.   However, some traders were cautious going into the three-day weekend.

102.   However, no new sales were announced after the market closed, and traders are wary the sales will slow down if prices climb further.

103.   However, traders were reluctant to take positions ahead of other important economic reports due this week.

104.   However, with banks closed many traders were off for Columbus Day, leaving most stocks little changed.

105.   However, many traders were off for the Columbus Day holiday, leaving most stocks little changed.

106.   If there is greater volatility, it might occur in the near term and in smaller regional power markets where there are fewer traders.

107.   In a non-descript office tower in suburban New Jersey, a motley collection of amateur stock traders are beginning their lightning raids.

108.   In addition, traders are fretting reports on retail sales, producer prices and industrial production in the days ahead may drive bonds down.

109.   In addition, traders are concerned that imports from Brazil have fallen because prices are higher in Europe.

110.   In recent weeks traders have been selling marks for other European currencies, such as Italian lire and Norwegian kroner, betting that the union will begin on schedule.