Weekend Blog Watch

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The caring and treatment of Alzheimer's costs $100 billion annually. So whoever can come up with a cure is going to win big. Here are the eight companies closest to a cure.

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Under the Counter has a great interview with "Fast Money" TV star and pit trader Eric Bolling.

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I made a portfolio of the best Takeover Targets: companies with growing earnings that are trading for less than 5 times cash flows.

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Footnoted is handing out gold stars to the two companies that are bending over backwards to do the right thing when it comes to CEO compensation: E*Trade (ETFC Quote - Cramer on ETFC - Stock Picks) and Keithley (KEI Quote - Cramer on KEI - Stock Picks).

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Notable Calls provides some color on Motorola's (MOT Quote - Cramer on MOT - Stock Picks) warning.

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Rough Type is skeptical of Bill Gates' plan to put a robot in every home.

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Peter Lynch loved using the PEG method to pick good stocks that are not receiving credit from the market for strong growth. ECI shares his favorite low-PEG stocks and why he thinks they're growing faster than the market is giving them credit for.

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The Peridot Capitalist lays out how to play the online DVD stocks.

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Think Secret reviews the 13 new lawsuits that involve Apple (AAPL Quote - Cramer on AAPL - Stock Picks).

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Paul Kedrosky reminds us what the top tech predictions were for ... 1995.

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Blogging Stocks discusses why Time Warner (TWX Quote - Cramer on TWX - Stock Picks) is making new highs.

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Whatever happened to comedian Yahoo Serious (of Young Einstein fame), and why did he sue Yahoo! (YHOO Quote - Cramer on YHOO - Stock Picks)?

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Now that everybody has an iPod, here are 20 Tools to Make your Ipod Better. And after this holiday season, I really need to make use of that ipodGym they mention.

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Jason Calacanis, formerly of Netscape.com, points out the best blog ever.