61.   Even more telling was the drop in yields on Euroyen interest rate futures, the best indicator of where investors see Japanese interest rates heading.

62.   Even so, some investors see a few pitfalls in the junk bond market should the economy slow and corporate earnings falter.

63.   Either way, it would then be relatively easy to customize what type of screens the investor sees, or to tailor research or advertising to her interests.

64.   Even so, some investors saw some signs in the market that people doubt the Fed will cut rates anytime soon.

65.   Even with the U.S. jobs report chilling hopes for rate cuts there, investors here still see the possibility of further cuts in Spanish rates.

66.   Falling rates show that investors see interest rates falling, trimming the cost of borrowing for companies and customers and boosting corporate profits.

67.   Falling rates show that investors see interest rates falling, which could trim the cost of borrowing for companies and customers and boost corporate profits down the road.

68.   Even before the plunge on Wall Street, some investors saw more losses ahead for Hong Kong.

69.   Few investors saw the merits of a Web site with provocative literary journalism, yet without the market-making potential of a Priceline.com.

70.   Financial issues dropped because rising bond yields were seen by investors as weakening demand for consumer loans and mortgages, and that would hurt profits.