21.   Argentine shares fell after Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan hinted interest rates could rise, causing some investors to sell shares and invest in U.S. bonds.

22.   Argentine shares fell for a fourth day as international investors sold Latin American equities amid concern the U.S. Federal Reserve may raise interest rates this week.

23.   As a result, some investors are selling shares in emerging markets, like Argentina, to invest in bonds, traders said.

24.   As a result, some investors may have sold some stocks to boost their holdings of cash before the weekend, traders said.

25.   As Ecu bonds have matured in the past few months, investors have sold those Ecu to buy other currencies, rather than reinvesting the Ecu.

26.   As investors sell stocks, they will also sell the ringgit for other currencies to repatriate their investments.

27.   As investors sold bonds in the secondary market to take advantage of the lack of new issues, some of the buyers were the issuers themselves.

28.   As investors sold those borrowed yen for other currencies to buy overseas securities the yen weakened.

29.   As investors sell, yields rise, eroding the rate of return.

30.   As a result, investors sell the currency on expectations that there will be less demand for the currency in the future.