2 Stocks Buffett Is Buying

The following video is part of this week's MarketFoolery podcast, in which host Chris Hill, Bill Mann, and Joe Magyer discuss the latest business news. In its latest SEC filing, Berkshire Hathaway revealed how it has rebalanced its portfolio, including taking a larger stake in Intel and IBM. In this segment the guys analyze the meaning behind Warren Buffet's thinking on "tech stocks." They also interpret Berkshire's decision to sell off shares of both Kraft Foods and Johnson & Johnson as something of a warning to both companies from Buffett.

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