1.   As they move into the stock market, investors are treating high-techs as hedges against economic slowdown.

2.   For years, investors have treated tobacco bonds as though they had lower credit ratings.

3.   Investors treat this as good news.

4.   Indeed, investors treated the announcements Tuesday as a non-event.

5.   Investors for years treated Intel like a commodities company.

6.   Investors might treat larger-than-expected losses for additional reorganization as a signal that Caio intends to take extreme measures to return the company to profit.

7.   Many investors are already treating Dynegy as if that has already happened.

8.   Many investors treat the stock market like a flea market, poking through overpriced merchandise to find a real bargain.

9.   Many investors treat the two nations almost as one, in both the bond and foreign exchange markets.

10.   One method allowed investors to treat an intangible asset as tangible.