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a wise man named andy dufresne famously once said, i guess it comes down to a simple choice really.

get-go, monday morning we will hear how sandy cutler, ceo of eaton, is following last night's andy dufresne dictum of getting busy living as he gives his first snapshot of the monster merger with cooper. everyone expects the worst. the stock is down yielding 4%. the magical level that keeps the bears a at bay. it's a rough ride. a stock that's plummeted even as eaton as delivered. let's hear if that moves an overreaction. i bet it is. earlier this week at cnbc's terrific delivering alpha conference we heard from leon cooper that it's time to buy haliburton. it's been horrendous since nat gas became glutted. i think lee is early in his term. his track record makes me wonder if i'm too bearish on this terrific outfit. tuesday is a huge day. look. i don't do any of that. dupont reports in the morning. does dupont need to do something to keep up with companies like ppg bringing out value? are there faster growing parts of the business with the slow growth parts broken off, returning a hefty dividend a la abbott labs and craft? i like dupont. charitable trust owns it. the stock price is saying t