71.   A stronger dollar enables U.S. investors to buy more European securities for less cash.

72.   A weaker dollar makes it less expensive for investors to buy gold with the U.S. currency.

73.   According to respondents, investors are buying suburban office, industrial, hotel, research and development, and downtown office properties, the same as last year.

74.   Additionally, investors are buying banks in anticipation of an inflow of domestic pension fund money, expected on Monday, which is likely to boost the market.

75.   Against the yen, the dollar is benefiting from expectations Japanese investors will buy U.S. assets as they begin their new fiscal year.

76.   Also, some non-U.S. investors bought Treasury bonds because they now offer higher yields than European securities, said traders.

77.   Brokerage firms and investment banks often require investors to sell shares to help make up for the value of securities the investor has bought with borrowed money.

78.   But at the moment, there is no sign that investors are buying into this argument.

79.   But commercial real estate loans must be sold into a market of private investors, and investors are not buying these commercial bank loans.

80.   But investors bought blue chips, which have reputation as havens in bearish markets.