41.   Investors worried that with the economy operating at almost full capacity, employers would be forced to bid up wages and prices.

42.   Investors worried that, as the economy deteriorated, more companies would default on their loans.

43.   Investors worried, though evidently not too much, that IPC had a mix of businesses with varying prospects.

44.   Investors worry that the strike, the latest in a series of public sector strikes, could spread, paralyzing the economy.

45.   Investors may worry that trading inefficiencies or dealer sleight of hand make it risky to use market orders.

46.   Investors should have worried as much about the consequences of Fidelity keeping them.

47.   Investors worried that the plans to sell CUC merchandise with all the hotel and real estate clients may be too ambitious.

48.   Investors worry that substantial public sector wage increases could undermine efforts to cut inflation, traders said.

49.   Investors also worry that new semiconductor plants being built by Motorola and most of its rivals in that business will lead to over-capacity and declining prices.

50.   Investors had worried most of this year about a Fed rate increase because the economy refused to slow down.