11.   Analysts will not be banned from owning shares in the companies they follow.

12.   Analysts should disclose whether they or members of their families own shares in companies they cover, including private investments made before a company is brought public.

13.   And even people who shun new issues because they fear an economic downturn might want to own these shares, which seem recession-resistant.

14.   Another bone of contention between Wall Street and its critics is that analysts are frequently allowed to own shares of stock in the companies they follow.

15.   Andrew Davis, portfolio manager of the Davis Convertible Securities fund, owns shares in Devon Energy, an oil exploration company.

16.   Another priority for the president is additional incentives for foreign investment, including lifting the ban on foreigners owning shares of retail companies.

17.   Armstrong owns shares of Globalstar Telecommunications Ltd., a similar company.

18.   As a result, it was unclear whether analysts who own shares in a company they follow through such a fund would be required to divest that holding.

19.   Arbess said Stratton does not own any shares of Sepap.

20.   As cooperative members, growers own shares of Ocean Spray.