1.   Investors pay a smaller fee for reinvesting larger dividends.

2.   Japanese investors once paid top dollar for the most glamorous hotels in the United States.

3.   Also, consumers repay their debts at face value, below the prices bond investors often pay in the market.

4.   Analysts said the sale to Media General for virtually the same price is a sign the investors may have paid too much.

5.   Analysts say investors are not paying for earnings with these companies, however, but for growth.

6.   And by customizing their puts, investors can pay less for them.

7.   And judging by the enormous multiples that investors are paying, they seem pretty sure which kinds of companies are going to make that money.

8.   And that means investors are paying too much for stocks, Kerschner said.

9.   Anyone who read a prospectus knew that the dizzying sums that investors were paying for unseasoned companies defied their fundamental worth.

10.   At the crux of the matter are the hefty fees investors are paying to be in these funds.