111.   Traders bought shares later in the morning, ahead of a parliamentary address by Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto, on expectations he may say something that will lift stocks.

112.   Traders often buy late Friday, anticipating that supply problems arising during the weekend may drive prices higher when markets reopen.

113.   Traders often buy marks with French francs when they see political instability in France.

114.   Traditionally, most traders buy or sell futures to eliminate their contractual obligation to deliver or receive grain.

115.   Wall Street traders buy or sell on each squiggle in the consumer confidence indexes.

116.   Westlake Trading is one of dozens of companies around the nation that allow small traders to buy and sell stocks within seconds through computerized systems hooked directly to Nasdaq.

117.   Wheat futures rose as traders bought contracts in anticipation of a government supply report next week.

118.   When prices rise or fail to decline, traders must buy yback those securities as soon as possible to limit their losses.

119.   When prices rise or fail to decline, traders must buy back those securities as soon as possible to limit their losses.

120.   When prices rise, the trader must buy the bonds back immediately or face mounting losses.