51.   Now many investors prefer to give up the protection collateral offers in exchange for higher yields.

52.   Now the difference is so small, some investors prefer to keep their money in cash.

53.   Overseas investors prefer mobile and regular phone services that are run by separate managers.

54.   Risk-averse investors prefer the security of dividends, while more aggressive investors like the potential profits that result from big price increases.

55.   She notes that investors prefer to diversify their own portfolios, rather than buy a company that is broadly diversified.

56.   Some investors just prefer not having to set aside a portion of their interest checks for taxes.

57.   Still, nervous investors may prefer to stick with investments that can be valued, as the saying goes, by letting the market decide.

58.   Stock investors obviously prefer expanding companies and growing economies, so the U.S. markets are disproportionately large, even considering the size of the economy.

59.   Still, many investors prefer the more predictable returns offered by munis, Lebenthal said.

60.   Still, some investors may prefer not to pay the additional costs.