61.   But the Lynch report makes clear that the new bosses at Kidder, Peabody will have to pay more attention to what their supposed star traders are up to.

62.   But traders are likely to remain cautious in the typically quiet week before the Labor Day weekend.

63.   But with banks closed, many traders were off for the Columbus Day holiday, leaving most stocks little changed.

64.   But traders Thursday were not willing to increase their bets on longer maturities with producer price and retail sales data for September due out Friday.

65.   California traders were willing to pay exorbitant amounts for power because other state officials told them to expect regular rolling blackouts this summer due to power shortages.

66.   Currency traders were concerned that foreign investors selling U.S. assets might convert their dollar profits into their home currencies.

67.   Currency traders were less optimistic.

68.   Currency traders were unimpressed with the shrinking surplus.

69.   Current Eurodollar rates hint traders are more convinced the Fed will cut rates again by the end of March than by the end of this year.

70.   Day traders are momentum players, and they look for any bit of news which might move a stock.