51.   Consumers may still pay less because competition will increase and utilities plan to package the surcharges as bonds that investors want to buy.

52.   Drooling investors want to know.

53.   Despite the signs, investors wanted to look the other way, McGurn agreed.

54.   During this time of stress, retail investors want to see someone to talk about investment strategies.

55.   Early indications, though, are that prospective investors want to be offered a premium over current yields on existing Brazilian bonds.

56.   During the technology boom, when investors wanted nothing but growth stocks, Oakmark Funds stuck to its guns.

57.   Even Fidelity Investments admits many investors may want to think twice before buying a currency fund.

58.   Even though reforms have brought the exchange up to date, investors want the government to accelerate plans to off state-owned companies and remove currency controls.

59.   Even with less than a majority, these proposals send a clear message to management that many investors want change.

60.   Even worse, no other investors wanted to buy them, despite the fire-sale prices.