61.   Last April, I subscribed to a newsletter, and in July it advised subscribers to pull their money out of American equities.

62.   Lower rates would pull money invested in Italian bonds into equities as fixed rate investments become less competitive.

63.   Mexican interest rates often rise and fall in tandem with U.S. rates to keep investors from pulling money out of Mexico.

64.   Money also was pulled from money market funds in April as Americans used cash from these accounts to help cover their tax bills.

65.   Money also was pulled from money market funds this month as Americans used cash from these accounts to help cover their tax bills.

66.   Mexican interest rates usually follow the lead of U.S. rates to prevent investors from pulling their money out of government securities south of the border.

67.   Morgan Stanley said some customers threatened to pull their money out of the firm.

68.   Municipal bond investors also pulled money out of mutual funds, for the second week in a row.

69.   Mutual fund investors are getting more concerned about falling U.S. stocks, though few are pulling money from their equity funds, fund companies said.

70.   Mutual fund investors may not be panicking yet, but they are pulling some money out of emerging markets, most recently in Latin America.