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From full global headquarters, this is Motley Fool Money.

Welcome to the show. Thanks for being here. I'm your host, Chris Helm.

I'm joined by Motley Fool, senior analyst Seth Jason, James Early, and Shannon Zerring.

Guys, good to see you. Good to see you, Chris.

On today's show, we'll head to Philadelphia to talk cheap stocks and double dips with

Wharton Professor Jeremy Siegel. We'll head to Athens, Greece for an on-the-ground report on the

economic crisis, and we'll head to our nation's capital to talk with corporate

library co-founder and movie critic Nell Minnow and guys, yes, we will be

talking some hot tub time machine. All that, plus we'll talk Best Buy, Buffett,

and the stocks that are on our radar. But we begin with the week's big news.

The healthcare reform legislation is now the law of the land.

The law will provide broader access to health insurance for an estimated

32 million people who currently don't have it. Guys, a lot of new customers now.

What does the healthcare law mean for investors?

It is very complex. It's probably too complex to know how this will shake out

because you don't know what kind of bureaucratic decisions will, how those will affect

what actually happens to companies, and you don't know how they will respond.

However, it's probably possible to say in the broadest terms that likely winners

look to be doctors and hospitals because there's precious little price control

in this, and likely losers, probably the insurance industry, some new changes,

can't deny coverage for pre-existing medical conditions and lifetime coverage

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