1.   Allowing interest rates to swing wildly meant allowing bond prices to swing wildly.

2.   Base chemicals prices can swing widely.

3.   Given the uncertainty, it is not hard to understand why stock prices swing wildly.

4.   In the past week, prices have swung wildly as the Lone Star State test-drives deregulation measures set to be introduced on a broader scale in January.

5.   Later, stock prices could swing with the bond market in reaction to the March report by the National Association of Purchasing Management measuring the outlook for manufacturing.

6.   OTC companies are afraid it would make their stock prices swing wildly because they have relatively few outstanding shares.

7.   Pouring that sort of money into stocks causes prices to swing, particularly on days when one program trade is followed by another.

8.   Prices swung wildly and so did quality.

9.   Prices can swing more sharply in the summer when trading desks are lightly staffed, they said.

10.   Stock prices swung widely today because many investors are still unsure whether the economy is continuing to slow or poised to speed up.