51.   Nationwide, investors are borrowing ever higher levels of money to invest.

52.   Money market rates are important for the bond market, because many investors borrow at those rates to finance their bond purchases.

53.   Rising interest rates make it more expensive for investors to borrow yen.

54.   Short selling is a common trading tactic in which an investor borrows shares and sells them, buying them back later to return to the lender.

55.   Short covering is when investors borrow shares and sell them on the expectation prices will drop and then buy them back when they anticipate the share price will rise.

56.   Short selling is a common trading tactic, in which an investor borrows shares and sells them, buying them back later to return them to the lender.

57.   Some regulators fear that investors are also borrowing from sources other than their brokers to buy stocks, including credit cards or second mortgages.

58.   Some companies will set up an individual retirement account, and some allow investors to borrow against shares in their accounts.

59.   Stock lending is when large investors borrow stocks from the Japan Securities Finance Company, which they later return with interest.

60.   That made it prohibitively expensive for foreign investors to borrow the baht they need in order to buy forward contracts on the currency.