41.   Investors are starting to notice.

42.   Investors can start trading the shares on the Toronto and Montreal exchanges tomorrow.

43.   Investors have started to see some value in financial and construction companies, which have led the decline in Japanese shares this year, traders said.

44.   Investors have started to see value in financial companies, which have led the decline in Japanese shares this year.

45.   Investors were already starting to cool on stock funds in June.

46.   Interest rates and yields on government Treasury bills will also decline if that happens and investors may start to consider stocks, Browder said.

47.   Investors are starting to worry that earnings estimates for the brokerage sector were built on optimistic assumptions about a nonstop bull market for new issues.

48.   Investors have also started looking elsewhere in the region, at markets such as Estonia and Kazakhstan, he said.

49.   Investors have finally started to take note.

50.   Investors have started to worry that the government may not manage to meet the fiscal targets for the rest of the year that it has negotiated with the IMF.