1.   Apparently, investors disliked the absence of other big movie projects and other Casper-size characters.

2.   Bonds investors typically dislike evidence of economic growth because it usually leads to inflation which erodes bond yields.

3.   Bond investors dislike inflation because it erodes the value of their securities fixed-income payments.

4.   Even financial investors will dislike the reform.

5.   Investors dislike inflation because it erodes the value of the principal and interest payments of bonds.

6.   Investors dislike uncertainty, and voiced their feelings last week by punishing Canadian stocks.

7.   Investors often dislike refinancings because they mean their principal is returned earlier than expected, forcing them to reinvest the cash at lower rates.

8.   Stock investors generally dislike interest rate increases because, in the broadest sense, they raise the cost of operating a business.

9.   Bond investors dislike word of strength in the economy because that carries the threat of inflation, which erodes the value of fixed-income securities such as Treasuries.

10.   Bond investors dislike word of an improving economy, which carries the threat of inflation.