The Daily Blog Watch

Editor's note: Every morning, James Altucher presents the most timely, topical posts from the Web's best business blogs. As always, let us know what you think.

24/7 Wall Street compares the top 3 banks: Bank of America (BAC), Citigroup (C) and JPMorgan (JPM).

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CXO Advisory has a great analysis of the markets under different political regimes.

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Prospect.org on why it feels sorry for the guy who invented Sudoku.

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What typically happens to stocks when the Fed pauses?

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Equity Investment Ideas with more on the Fed action.

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Sportsbiz with a look back at the best deal in sports history.

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I'd never even heard of SF-based Bebo. Then I learned it rejected an offer for $500 million and now it is passing MySpace in the UK.

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I love GoDaddy.com. So I was upset it pulled its IPO. CEO Bob Parsons, blogger-of-the-millenium, gives his reasons why.

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Quant Investor gives an interesting closed-end fund arb opportunity.

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TickerSense looks at the stocks with the current biggest winning streaks and losing streaks.

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10Q Detective shops at Casey's General Stores. (CASY)

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AOL admits it made a mistake by releasing search data. Today, Thelma Arnold becomes the first person identified by the data.

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First Bono buys a piece of Forbes. And now this.

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