1.   Some may use the average price for the buy day, some the highest or lowest price the stock was selling for on the day you buy.

2.   Stocks prices moved higher Wednesday, fueled by a rally in high-technology issues, signs of a steadier dollar in Europe and a firmer bond market.

3.   Stocks prices moved higher.

4.   The more than five-year-long advance in U.S. stocks prices is the longest since the early to middle part of the Reagan administration.

5.   As a result, investors have been selling on concerns that stocks recent higher prices are not justified.

6.   Bonds also looked more enticing Tuesday amid falling stocks prices.

7.   European stocks weakened Monday, as a combination of lack of volume and falling oil stocks pushed share prices down.

8.   Stock markets tumbled after Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan warned that overvalued stocks prices could eventually hurt investors.

9.   Stocks prices edged higher.

10.   Stocks prices have risen sharply in recent months.