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(151) High-tech stocks have always been highly volatile, partly because of their past booms and busts.

(152) We will get some money that normally camps out in stocks going over to the bonds for a while.

(153) But now, with more-affordable computer equipment and software available, any would-be market maven can analyze a universe of stocks.

(154) It should, because the gravity-defying performance of stocks in London and New York is eerily redolent of 1929.

(155) This might, in part, explain the resistance many home cooks have to making fresh stocks.

(156) In principle, this made profitable the speculative holding of stocks of goods whose price rose only at the average rate.

(157) Meat stocks are essential to the intense sauces commonly found in game cooking.

(158) Only by researching stocks thoroughly or by taking skilled impartial advice can a client ensure against being misled.

(159) During the quarter, investors continued to snap up selected stocks in two hot industries: technology and health care.

(160) Of these overall rates, growth of capital stocks accounted for 0.73 percent and 0.43 percent respectively.

(161) I see Scribners is bringing out both the novels, and has a sizeable publicity campaign on the stocks.

(162) World cotton consumption was a record 86m bales, and the ratio of stocks to consumption was at an all-time low.

(163) Stocks chosen by darts or chimps do not have the same following among television viewers.

(164) The dollar-weighted index is comprised of the stocks of 21 companies with operations in the region of Moline, Illinois.

(165) Even analysts who have been busily downgrading tech stocks tend to characterize the rout as a correction, not a long-term trend.

(166) Technology stocks fell a day after Motorola Corp. reported disappointing fourth-quarter earnings.

(167) Some 90 percent of government debt is financed from domestic savings, leaving little capital spare for stocks.

(168) And the shift from bonds to stocks would drive down the price of bonds and raise interest rates.

(169) A cluster of ex-dividend stocks trading without the benefit of dividend payments helped keep dealing subdued.

(170) They loaded me with branches of lemons and bunches of stocks and carnations - overpoweringly sweet.

(171) You can solve that problem by increasing the number of stocks you invest in and decreasing the amount per stock.

(172) He expects stocks to continue to march higher, benefiting from falling rates and decent corporate earnings.

(173) Tokyo: Stocks closed at a new high for the second consecutive day.

(174) More generic drugs are now used, and stocks are much more carefully controlled.

(175) Airline stocks also have been weak in recent days because of investor worries the East Coast blizzard will trim earnings.

(176) The MoD had to spend ￡20m upgrading and ordering extra stocks of the cluster bombs for the Kosovo campaign.

(177) Sure(sentence dictionary), you will boost performance if you manage to pick a few hot stocks or some superstar mutual funds.

(178) The fund also requires stocks to pay a dividend, and looks for favorable prospects for dividend growth.

(179) The index of blue chip stocks gained 159. 70 for the week.

(180) Repeated scientific warnings about the imminent collapse of cod stocks were ignored and the vast shoals vanished.