71.   When final sales figures are added up, online sales during the holiday season may not rise to the levels that analysts had forecast.

72.   While commodity analysts forecast plentiful beef supplies for consumers through next spring, supplies are expected to tighten later this year.

73.   While most analysts are not forecasting the end of the bull market, many think that a pullback in stock prices is warranted in the near term.

74.   Again, analysts had forecast a small increase in that figure.

75.   Analysts are forecasting bigger deficits with all Asian countries next year as the U.S. economy feels the effects of the financial turmoil that has engulfed the region.

76.   Analysts had forecast a minimal overall decline.

77.   Analysts forecast improved profit margins for oil companies, helping the sector gain ground even as prices of crude oil tumbled on world markets.

78.   Analysts have been forecasting a loss of four cents a share.

79.   Analysts are already forecasting a drastic rise in market interest rates which would further strain South Korean companies that are already heavily indebted.

80.   Analysts forecast at least one more cut this year.