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S&P analysts expect to see more trading down and focus on value. Favored stocks include Wal-Mart and Best Buy
Even after deep discounting, Lehman Brothers' assets may go without buyers. Is an S&L-style bailout in the offing?
On deck: employment report, ISM indexes for manufacturing and nonmanufacturing, construction spending, car sales, productivity
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