71.   Analysts say investors are waiting to hear more corporations say that business is improving.

72.   Analysts said investors are willing to look past poor profits and place bets that business will improve next year.

73.   Analysts said investors simply see no reason to start buying stocks again until companies can say that business is improving.

74.   Analysts said investors were growing more confident that the recession had ended, but still want more proof that business is improving.

75.   Analysts said Wall Street wanted to see proof that business was improving before making any big moves.

76.   Analysts say investors are hesitant to make big commitments until there are firmer signs that corporate profits are stabilizing and the business is improving.

77.   Analysts say the market will continue to struggle for gains until investors are assured that business is improving and that the economy is strengthening.

78.   Analysts also said the market will have a tough time climbing above current levels, at least until there are signs business is improving.

79.   Analysts say investors are willing to look past poor earnings and place bets that business will improve next year.

80.   As suburbs expand, Byron York hopes business improves.