Fools discuss what this new technology can mean to the company as well as to investors. We just moved into a new home and have gotten a lot of mail from people trying to sell us mortgage insurance. With Berkshire Hathaway Believing that the market's reaction to BRK.A has been less than stellar over the last year, one Fool gives his recipe for holding his investment while still being able to sleep easy. One Fool believes Dell is a great company but fears its current product line isn't enough to cut it anymore. The debates over open access are in full swing on the Fool boards as well as in Congress.
Fools believe it'll take lots of time and lots of money before the smoke clears.
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