31.   As the value of the dollar slipped, these investors sold those bonds.

32.   As investors then sell the dollars for mark, the dollar fell against the deutsche mark.

33.   As those investors sell, the slide accelerates.

34.   As those Canadian dollar-denominated securities mature, investors sell the proceeds and purchase investments denominated in other currencies that offer higher returns.

35.   As yields rise, Modigliani argues, some investors will sell stocks to buy bonds.

36.   At first all these new stocks will drain money from older stocks, which are likely to slump as investors sell them.

37.   At worst, investors may sell at a loss and recover part of their investment.

38.   Because an investor cannot sell a stock short when it is declining in price, options may be better alternatives when a stock enters a free fall.

39.   Because most IPOs start trading at a higher price, this almost guarantees a profit if the investors sell quickly.

40.   Beneficiaries include parents with children, families with young adults in college, investors selling stock, homeowners selling houses and families trying to hold onto their homesteads.