61.   When the mark refused to fall due to demand for german bonds, the traders were forced to buy marks back to limit their losses.

62.   When the mark rises against European currencies it generally gains versus the dollar, too, as speculators seek all opportunities to buy marks.

63.   When investors buy marks for yen, they often sell yen for dollars before converting the dollars into marks.

64.   When investors buy marks for yen, they often sell yen for dollars first and then sell the dollars for marks.

65.   When investors buy marks for yen, they often sell yen for dollars first before converting the dollars into marks.

66.   When the mark gains against other European currencies, it usually rises against the dollar too, as investors seek all opportunities to buy marks.

67.   When the mark rises against European currencies, it generally gains versus the dollar, too, as speculators seek all opportunities to buy marks.

68.   When the mark rises against other European currencies, it tends to climb against the dollar as well because investors seek all opportunities to buy marks.

69.   When the mark rises against the franc, it generally gains against the dollar too, as speculators look for any chance to buy the mark.

70.   Yet investors had largely anticipated a Yeltsin victory and bought marks already.