41.   Prices in the bond market slipped and yields moved higher as some investors concluded that the Federal Reserve might not cut short-term interest rates as much as expected.

42.   Shares of both companies fell as investors concluded their failure to acquire distribution companies would diminish their ability to increase earnings as previously expected.

43.   That caused investors to conclude the Federal Reserve will hold interest rates steady at a policy meeting tomorrow.

44.   Sumitomo Bank Ltd., Sanwa Bank Ltd. and Nomura Securities Co. rose as investors concluded share prices may have fallen below what is warranted by earnings prospects.

45.   The jobless report sparked selling of U.S. Treasury bonds as investors concluded the Federal Reserve Board is unlikely to cut interest rates soon.

46.   The report also noted that insufficient disclosure has caused many investors to conclude that SIPC is similar to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.

47.   The Turkish lira and stock market have recovered from December lows as investors conclude a coalition between the Welfare and Motherland parties is unlikely to dramatically change financial markets.

48.   These investors will conclude that if the companies they invest in had anything to hide, they could not have released such massive earnings documents.

49.   They quickly rebounded, as investors concluded that U.S. investments offer safety in uncertain global markets.

50.   U.S. stocks rose this week as investors concluded the economy is expanding at a moderate pace.