81.   Falling U.S. stock prices hurt the dollar because when foreign investors sell U.S. stocks, they convert much of the dollar proceeds into their own currencies.

82.   Falling U.S. stocks hurt the dollar because when investors sell U.S. securities, they often convert the dollar proceeds into other currencies.

83.   Even so, investors may sell shares because Mellon will be seen as no longer for sale.

84.   Flipping is when investors sell shares of an IPO almost immediately after buying them in an attempt to turn a quick profit.

85.   For example, tax law makes it advantageous for many institutional investors to sell foreign stocks short around the time the foreign company pays a dividend.

86.   For now, many investors are selling their American Home shares.

87.   Foreign institutional investors sold rupees as they got out of the Indian stock and bond markets.

88.   Foreign investors in particular were selling after the weekend elections, traders said.

89.   Foreign investors in particular were selling on the Prague bourse after the weekend elections, traders said, while domestic investors were active sellers on the over-the-counter RM System.

90.   Foreign investors sell stocks and exchange the proceeds for hard currency to avoid even larger foreign exchange losses.