31.   Investors also expressed confidence that the economy will keep humming, and that there are few threats to growth, analysts said.

32.   Investors could electronically express different preferences for the price and quantity to be traded, a function now handled by broker-dealers.

33.   Investors expressed little concern about the possibility that both countries would miss the deficit target.

34.   Investors have expressed disappointment over the lack of action so far to spur economic growth, either through increased public spending or postponing scheduled tax increases.

35.   Investors expressed concern the central bank may have to raise rates to support the flagging dollar.

36.   Investors have also expressed concern that a so-called flat tax could diminish the tax advantage munis hold over other investments.

37.   Investors also could express different preferences.

38.   Investors expressed concern that the scandal, which almost bankrupt Shanghai International, would be swept under the carpet.

39.   Investors expressed concern this could boost stocks and lure funds into equities.

40.   Investors expressed displeasure with several aspects of the deal.