11.   Bond funds often come in various flavors, allowing investors to choose a class of shares depending on what kind of fee they want to pay.

12.   Bond prices tend to rise when interest rates are falling because investors choose to lock in to fixed-returns and the threat of inflation is diminished.

13.   Bond investors chose the latter view, believing that Asia will eventually prompt an economic slowdown in the United States.

14.   Bonds could rise with the dollar as investors choose to hold their currency in Canadian government securities.

15.   A two-day rally in stocks was stalled on Wednesday as investors chose to focus on the latest spate of corporate earnings disappointments to drive their investment strategies.

16.   After all, very few investors were choosing funds according to after-tax performance.

17.   But in an important twist, Starwood said it would allow investors to choose how much cash under that ceiling they might take.

18.   But investors can now choose from several dozen religious mutual funds, created with the aim of keeping portfolios morally pure.

19.   But investors should choose such funds carefully.

20.   But if investors choose to bet on an unproven company because its business seems alluring, they might seek companies with strong managers.