21.   Bond prices move in the opposite direction as yields.

22.   Bond prices move inversely to interest rates.

23.   Bond prices move in the opposite direction from yields.

24.   Bond prices move in the opposite direction to interest rates.

25.   Bond prices moved off their lows when Greenspan said history suggested a significant stock-market correction was likely.

26.   Bond prices moved slightly higher.

27.   Bond prices typically move because of shifts in interest rates.

28.   Bond yields and prices move in the opposite direction.

29.   After holding steady most of the day, government bond prices moved lower.

30.   All in all, when stock prices move up for a long period of time Wall Street sometimes assumes the trend is permanent, or close to it.