The Daily Blog Watch
Weekend Blog Watch
05/12/07 - 09:12 AM EDT
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Crossprofit gives guidance on how to short Amazon.com (AMZN - Cramer's Take - Stockpickr).
24/7 Wall St. wonders whether Bill Ford is the worst CEO in history.
GigaOm thinks Orbitz will be the worst IPO of 2007.
Domain Name Wire speculates that Marchex
Freakonomics asks what's better: cocaine or opium?
Larry Schutts from theflyonthewall.com does the breakdown on Aquantive (AQNT - Cramer's Take - Stockpickr).
The Peridot Capitalist writes that it may be hard to believe, but Google is cheap here.
Does Doug Kass get depressed by his own bearishness? He answers here.
Citigroup thinks Wendy's International's (WEN - Cramer's Take - Stockpickr) turnaround is on track.
Force Protection (FRPT - Cramer's Take - Stockpickr) is breaking out. Time to put it on the watch list.
Which chart should you use? The 10-day? The 200? The 60-minute? Chartist Dan Fitzpatrick sheds some light.
Stock Market Beat is on the hunt for the next Cisco (CSCO - Cramer's Take - Stockpickr).
Stocks most likely to disappoint.
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Vonage keeps bleeding, and can Whole Foods bounce back?
Building a summer reading list? Altucher offers his selections.
The Dendreon delay angers investors, and is Murdoch losing faith in the Dow Jones deal?
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Check out these fat-dividend stocks for your portfolio.
Sleep easy with Tempur-Pedic, and how to play South Africa.
These forgotten Internet stocks are being accumulated by hedge funds.
Raspberries for Apple; You'll be sorry, UBS; Fortress or Fort Knox? Wholly unappetizing Foods; give Liberty AOL or give them...
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