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Will Bluetooth Save Intel? Doing Due Diligence on Rambus ICG and the Sum of its Parts Does P/E Really Matter for Biotechs? Berkshire: A Case Against Indexing Voting Your Apple Proxy Ballot "The Wealth Effect in Reverse" Does the Fed Really "Get It"? A Try-Before-You-Buy Retirement AMT, SEPs, and Roths, Oh My!
"Intel is working to take technology to the next level through the use of resources that many other companies can only wish they had," says thrognsk about the coming wireless standard.
Fool MochaLatte has completed an updated valuation analysis of Rambus using a program he wrote called the Due Diligence Finalizer (DDF), and graphically shares the results.
When examining the assets and book value of Internet Capital Group, a Fool questions his conclusion that the company might be a too-good-to-be-true asset play.
"Yes," says a disappointed shareholder who believes Amgen's high valuation is the cause of its poor performance over the past year.
The Berkshire Hathaway board discusses index investing during times when the index is severely overvalued. Can better returns be expected of a more reasonably valued fund?
"Few shareholders actually read their proxies, and even fewer understand them, but we all should take time to think about how we want to run our company."
A poster on the Yahoo! board rejects the popular "lost wealth" notion, suggesting instead that the wealth has merely been transferred away from the average investor.
While some lament an interest rate cut of "only" 50 basis points, Fool mishedlo suggests the Fed knows exactly what it's doing.
An Australian worker can't decide whether to take a year's paid leave now or tough it out for another five years and retire permanently with better tax benefits. The Retire Early board offers some advice.
Those taxing questions and plenty of answers are heating up the Tax Strategies Board as April 16 approaches.
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