41.   Investors are demanding to know where the money went.

42.   Investors demand higher interest rates to compensate for any chance a company will miss interest or principal payments.

43.   Investors demand solid success in clinical trials, FDA marketing approvals and strong sales of new products.

44.   Investors demanded higher compensation for bonds because for most of them, the ability to shelter income from taxes is the main reason they buy munis.

45.   Investors typically demand more yield when there is concern rates will rise.

46.   Investors are demanding better returns at a time supermarket companies are losing business to unlikely competitors that now stock grocery items.

47.   Investors are demanding more products and services and evidence of additional revenue streams from high-speed access, Web hosting, advertising and electronic commerce.

48.   Investors demand high yields to compensate for high currency and credit risk.

49.   Investors demand higher premiums to buy bonds they see as more of a risk.

50.   Investors demanded the company be put up for sale.