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.

The real-time blow-by-blow of the Yahoo! (YHOO Quote)earnings call last night.

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Crossing Wall Street looks at the Nasdaq-to-Dow ratio.

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I've helped several people sell their businesses over the past 10 years. In almost 100% of the cases, owners (including myself) have an inflated view of the value of their business. Sometimes they get that value and sometimes they don't. Mercer On Value takes a look at this phenomenon and how to rein in expectations.

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Microcap Speculator shares an interesting VOIP idea.

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The Retail Stock Blog gives the bull case on Tyson Foods (TSN Quote).

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We all know earnings season could be volatile. But Ticker Sense thinks the worst for this quarter might be over.

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MoneyScience discusses hedge fund returns year-to-date and breaks it down by strategy. It's interesting to me that the dedicated short bias index was up 5% in June despite the S&P 500, technically, being positive on the month.

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What's more important, the technology or the business model?

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Please, make this happen.

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Valueblogger discusses the recent volatility in James River Coal (JRCC Quote).

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Post of the day: CXO takes a look at P/E ratios since 1990.

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Frederick the Great might've had the right idea.

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Footnoted.org asks: why not use your own company to sell your house.

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My hero.

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Maybe Cody and Barry can argue whether or not this is legal.

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Where were you when?

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I can't figure out how they do this.

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