Weekend Blog Watch

Super investor Ken Fisher's latest holdings.

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10Q Detective thinks there should be some more meat and less cheese on Red Robin Gourmet's (RRGB - commentary - Cramer's Take) earnings.

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Alt Energy Stocks writes about the only pure play in biodiesel, M-Wave (MWAV - commentary - Cramer's Take).

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Forrester Research wonders whether social networks can sell more beer. They focus on Budweiser's (BUD - commentary - Cramer's Take) attempt at social networking.

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BloggingStocks is not sure whether a combined XMSR/SIRI is even good for consumers.

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Alphaville points out Warren Buffett's recent criticism of hedge fund fees.

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GigaOm asks, "Is Google (GOOG - commentary - Cramer's Take) really a media company?"

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With over $30 billion spent each year on weight loss products and 300,000 deaths in the U.S. attributable to obesity each year, it's worth checking the stocks that make up the Obesity Index.

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Crossing Wall Street demonstrates the astrological reasons for the recent market decline.

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The latest low-priced NYSE stocks.

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Dealbreaker has a nice way of putting the market plunge in perspective.

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Fat Pitch Financials shares some insights into Warren Buffett's latest letter to shareholders, released Thursday.

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When the markets plunge like they did this week, it's natural to believe things are wrong with the markets, the economy, etc. Margin of Safety provides some comfort amid this doom and gloom.

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Paul Kedrosky homes in on some impressive new stats on Yahoo!'s (YHOO - commentary - Cramer's Take) Panama service.

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SearchBlog breaks out the details on Google's 10K.

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