41.   When the mark falls against other European currencies, it usually falls against the dollar too, as speculators seek all opportunities to sell the mark.

42.   When investors pull their money out of these assets they sell marks for other currencies, hurting the mark.

43.   When investors sell deutsche marks for other currencies, they sometimes sell those marks for dollars first, then sell the dollars for other currencies, traders said.

44.   When investors sell deutsche marks for other currencies, they sometimes sell those marks for dollars first, then sell those dollars for other currencies, traders said.

45.   When investors want to convert their marks into yen, they often sell marks for dollars and then sell dollars for yen.

46.   When traders sell marks for yen, they sometimes do so via the U.S. currency, by selling marks for dollars and then selling those dollars for yen.

47.   When traders sell marks for yen, they usually sell marks for dollars first and then exchange the U.S. currency for yen.

48.   When traders sell marks for yen, they usually sell marks for dollars first and then switch the dollars into yen.

49.   When traders want to convert marks into yen, they often sell marks for dollars and then sell the dollars for yen.

50.   When the mark falls against European currencies it often falls against the dollar as well, as speculators look for other opportunities to sell marks.