91.   Typically, an investor puts most of the cash in a money market fund and directs the fund family to move equal payments into the target funds each month.

92.   What has changed, said Iyer, is that U.S. investors have put fresh money into international mutual funds.

93.   Which leaves the question of why the Fed spoke up about its shift to neutral, knowing that investors would put the most positive spin possible on the news.

94.   While investors have put less cash into stock funds as a whole, they have lavished money on a few types of funds.

95.   With concerns that inflation is rising and company profits declining in Asia, investors are putting their money elsewhere.

96.   With the assurances of safety, many investors put their retirement money, as well as savings for homes or education, into the partnerships.

97.   With the economy expected to slow eventually, investors are putting a premium on companies that say they can deliver on earnings forecasts.

98.   World investors will put their money in Japan or Germany or elsewhere, causing the value of those currencies to rise against the dollar.

99.   Yes, investors put money into too many untested technology and telecommunications companies.

100.   An aggressive investor would put more money in riskier areas like technology and international stocks, Piazza explained.