Thursday, March 06, 2008

Browsing the Sale Rack for Technology

One of the great things about blogging about the market is that while I can't possibly buy every stock that looks attractive, I can post some ideas online and readers can make money if any of them spark their interest. With the technology sector among the worst performers so far in 2008, I thought I would present six stocks that look awfully cheap for long term investors who have no problem waiting out current economic conditions. All of these names have extraordinarily strong balance sheets, so there is even more value than the P/E ratios indicate. Feel free to make the case for any favorites you may have on this list.











Full Disclosure: Long DELL and MSFT but like the entire list to some degree

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