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The Week: Prudent Picks On Dismal Data
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It was a week of short-lived rallies and dismal data, with breath-taking drops for giants like CNBC.com parent General Electric [GE
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The experts looked for a bottom, and focused on the future. One highly-regarded analyst even predicted a bottom within days.
Those who picked stocks tried to look beyond the bleakness.
Courtney Reagan looks back on some of their more memorable selections in this edition of "The Week and You:"
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