41.   The SEC may let funds sell shares based on the profile prospectus, officials said.

42.   The SEC filings represent the combined holdings of the entire Fidelity group, making it difficult to ascertain exactly which funds sold these stocks.

43.   These funds currently sell for large premiums to the value of their holdings.

44.   These payments to shareholders reflect only gains and losses on stocks the fund actually sells, not winners or losers it keeps.

45.   Traders speculated that some funds sold Treasuries to cover some of those losses.

46.   Ultimately the state and city pension funds could sell their shares of Swiss companies.

47.   Until the fund sells those securities, its profits and losses are also just paper.

48.   When a fund sells stock at a profit, it incurs a capital gain.

49.   When the market starts dropping, bull funds must aggressively sell futures to reduce their exposure to the contracts.

50.   When they do, it forces the funds to sell stocks and inflation-linked government bonds to pay the redemptions.