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Stock Market Crash: Understanding the Panic
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INVESTING
Stock Market Crash: Understanding the Panic Market psychology experts weigh in on what's feeding the selling frenzy on Wall Street and when to look for investors' moods to change
MARKET SNAPSHOT
Stocks Recover, but Finish Lower Buyers emerged in the last half hour of trading Friday on hopes that world leaders would agree to resolutions to stop the panic Financial Crisis: How to Stop the Panic It is possible to calm the waters, but it'll mean unlearning our post-Depression lessons
S&P STOCK PICKS AND PANS
• From S&P
S&P Picks and Pans: GM, Morgan Stanley, Wachovia, GE, Ericsson Analysts' opinions on stocks in the news Friday
INVESTING
The Fed, the Crisis, and Your Portfolio After the bold step by Bernanke & Co. to cut rates, what moves should you make? Here are five questions to ask your financial adviser—now
MARKET VIEWS
• From S&P
Stocks: Drawing a Bead on the Bear Market S&P's Sam Stovall on the one-year anniversary of the current bear market and when it might end
GENE MARCIAL'S STOCK PICKS
Marcial: J&J, a Healthy Defensive Play Diversification in pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and consumer products is what keeps Johnson & Johnson strong, making it an "angel" to fearful investors
THE WEEK AHEAD
Vital Signs: How Bad Is the Damage to the Economy? On deck: retail sales, producer and consumer price indexes, business inventories, industrial production, housing starts, consumer sentiment, Bernanke speaks, and earnings reports
SAM STOVALL'S SECTOR WATCH
• From S&P
Stocks: Is It Good When All Returns Are Bad? S&P's Sam Stovall finds that an extreme number of industries posting negative returns in a given period may point to a recovery in equity prices Municipal Bonds: A Contrarian Pro's Top Picks Oppenheimer Funds' Ron Fielding likes to find gems among tax-exempt bonds that others dump—and often winds up scoring big
INVESTING
Where the Credit Freeze Has Thawed Amid the new "Ice Age" in credit markets, some bond market pros are still finding attractive opportunities. Here's what they're buying
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