81.   Investors are watching for signs of economic growth that may increase the chances the Fed will boost interest rates again when the policy-makers meet in July.

82.   Investors are watching for signs of economic growth that may increase the chances the Federal Reserve will boost interest rates again when its policy-makers meet in July.

83.   Investors are watching for warning signs that the economy is growing fast enough to set off inflation.

84.   Investors are watching the budget debate closely.

85.   Investors are watching the earnings reports coming out now to gauge the extent of the damage.

86.   Investors have been watching the budget because the central bank has conditioned a significant cut in interest rates on the government reducing its spending.

87.   Investors watch employment growth carefully because strong job growth typically leads to an increase in consumer spending, which can trigger higher consumer prices.

88.   Investors watch such cases closely, said Gary Black, with the investment management firm of Sanford C. Bernstein in New York.

89.   Investors watch the Columbia index because Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan is said to follow it.

90.   Investors watch the weekly claims numbers for signs of change in labor markets in November.