31.   Investors usually view stock dividends, which increase the number of shares in circulation and make the shares easier to trade, as a positive sign.

32.   Investors view At Home through the wrong lens, Suria said.

33.   Investors viewed the move as the end of a three year cereal price competition that has done little to increase profits or consumption.

34.   Investors can view their current balance in shares or dollar terms and review a list of their last five transactions in each Calvert fund.

35.   Investors once again view real estate as an attractive alternative to high priced stocks.

36.   Investors view gold as a hedge against rising prices.

37.   Investors view the labor reforms as a necessary evil to improve corporate efficiency, particularly for banks and securities firms that face increased competition from foreign rivals.

38.   Jonathan Joseph, an analyst with Montgomery Securities, said the deal was likely to be viewed by investors as a negative for the near term.

39.   Local investors viewed the decline as an opportunity to buy shares in the dominant oil refiner, analysts said.

40.   Nearly two years after the financial disaster began, savvy Wall Street investors now view Asia as a rare opportunity to bargain hunt.