Will Hard-Drive Makers Get Hammered in the Cloud?

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Our roving video reporter Rex Moore recently visited a real cloud in order to highlight the investing opportunities involved. Now, Rex digs deeper into the stocks involved in a five-part series with cloud expert Max Keeler. Today's installment looks at the state of storage. Solid-state memory specialists like Fusion-io (NYS: FIO) and OCZ Technology (NAS: OCZ) are pushing out traditional hard-drive makers. What does this mean for investors?

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