41.   Edward Studzinski, a value manager with Oakmark Funds in Chicago, says technology investors need to be careful.

42.   Evidence of non-inflationary growth helps to buoy U.S. assets and therefore tends to generate demand for the dollars that foreign investors need to buy U.S. securities.

43.   Expectation of a weak domestic economy is all the incentive many investors need to pick up more bonds.

44.   First and foremost, investors will need to stop paying top dollar for low-risk earnings growth.

45.   For such a market to work, potential investors will need to be convinced that Mexico has improved its legal and administrative framework for mortgages.

46.   For starters, investors will need patience, meaning months or years.

47.   For that to occur, investors would need to see a decline in bond yields, Solloway said.

48.   For the market to heat up next week, investors will need more signs that inflation remains under control.

49.   Foreign investors need dollars to buy U.S. stocks and bonds.

50.   Foreign investors need dollars to pay for their U.S. assets.