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Fool Video: Fed Cuts, Countrywide, Whole Foods, and Dell

By Motley Fool Staff – Updated Nov 14, 2016 at 11:22PM

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NASDAQ: DELL.DL

Dell Technologies Inc.

The good, the bad, and the shady.

Whew! What a week. Shares of Countrywide (NYSE:CFC) were up around 12% after the Fed cut the discount rate. A federal judge rejected the FTC's case against the Whole Foods (NASDAQ:WFMI) and Wild Oats (NASDAQ:OATS) merger. And shares of Dell (NASDAQ:DELL) were up after the company announced that it's restating four years of earnings. In this installment of Fool Video, I talk about some of the day's big market stories with Motley Fool analyst Tim Hanson.

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Dell is a recommendation in Motley Fool Stock Advisor and Inside Value. Whole Foods is a Stock Advisor pick.

Tim Hanson owns shares of Whole Foods. Neither Mac Greer nor Tim owns any of the other stocks discussed. The Fool has a disclosure policy.

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