91.   The lock-up period, during which insiders were barred from selling shares, ends today.

92.   The loss at Lexikon was a blow because Olivetti had previously mentioned the idea of selling shares in the office equipment unit as a way to raise cash.

93.   The middleman, known on Nasdaq as a market maker, turns a profit by selling shares for a little more money than the buying price.

94.   The new power comes from Wall Street, specifically the big pension funds and the real estate investment trusts that raise money by selling shares to the public.

95.   The recent drop in stocks could accelerate if securities firms require clients to repay their loans by selling shares they bought with borrowed money, analysts said.

96.   The SEC has proposed rules barring buyers of such shares from selling shares short to hedge the risk, but has not yet adopted them.

97.   The SEC also charged that the three avoided losses on company stock by selling shares at prices inflated by the false information.

98.   The three companies are selling shares just months after their initial public offerings.

99.   Their persistence allowed their fund managers to avoid the necessity of selling shares or husbanding cash.

100.   There is an SEC rule that prohibits insiders from selling shares at a profit until six months after they are bought.