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To: RealMuLan who wrote (71864)	11/30/2007 2:38:29 PM
From: RealMuLan	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116555

"Investors have poured money into safer, albeit lower-yielding, instruments such as certificates of deposits under $US100,000 ($113,190), money market funds and bank savings accounts, the investment research firm TrimTabs says. For the year, about $US70 billion a month has flowed into such investments, up from $US60 billion a month last year and $US48 billion in 2005. Investors are taking money out of stocks, perceiving them as increasingly risky. A net $US12 billion flowed out of stock mutual funds in November, TrimTabs says, compared with net inflows of $US24 billion in October and $US7.5 billion in September." business.smh.com.au