By Mac Greer June 13, 2008 | Comments (0)
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Does Hewlett-Packard's (Nasdaq: HPQ) newest PC spell trouble for Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) and Dell (Nasdaq: DELL)? Are "value stocks" really that much of a value? Is the price right for shares of Cemex (NYSE: CX) and Allied Irish Banks (NYSE: AIB)? Do Chubb (NYSE: CB) and Chevron (NYSE: CVX) pass the Buffett test? In this installment of "Fool Video," Motley Fool contributor Tim Beyers gives his take on some touching HP news and Online Managing Editor LouAnn DiCosmo talks about some other stories on the Fool radar.
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Lou owns shares of Allied Irish Banks, Apple, and Cemex. The Fool owns shares of Allied Irish Banks and Cemex. Neither Mac nor Tim owns any of the stocks discussed. The Fool has a disclosure policy.
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