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Will the Obama Administration's plan to save the U.S. economy actually help the markets? Strategists, analysts, investors and consumers are at odds over the answer.
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Meanwhile, CNBC's Rick Santelli (see Bio) sparked a revolution of sorts on the floor of the Chicago Board of Trade. Watch the video to see!
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