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10 market pros take on 2009
What's in store for your money next year? Here's the divided forecast from some of the nation's top money minds.
Economy: Half empty
Thomas Atteberry
Portfolio manager, First Pacific Advisors
Optimism score: 4
"Consumers now have to cut debt. How do you do that? You either sell your house or spend less than you make. Either way, it's going to result in a slower-growing economy."
Prediction: GDP won't grow discernibly until the second half of the year.
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Last updated November 04 2008: 9:13 AM ET
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