Wednesday's Daily Blog Watch

Editor's note: Every morning, James Altucher presents the most timely, topical posts from the Web's best business blogs.

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CXO Advisory demonstrates an unusual trading strategy: buy companies that contribute significantly to political candidates.

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Forbes Nov. 13 issue has an article "Gadgets We Love," its favorite gadgets going into the Christmas season. Here are the stocks for each gadget.

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Hilary Kramer is going out on a limb by saying Global-Tech Appliances (GAI) is a double.

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Information Abitrage explains why Procter & Gamble (PG) is now a Web 2.0 company.

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One picture says it all: no book review necessary.

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The stock market taste test: Coke (KO) vs. Pepsi (PEP)

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Activist Fund Fine Capital raises its stake in Radio One (ROIAK). And here are all of Fine's top holdings.

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Ticker Sense previews what all the decision markets are saying about the elections.

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Special Situations is keeping an eye on Altria's (MO) spinoff of Kraft (KFT).

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Will you be missed?

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Jeff Matthews is not making this up when he says Microsoft (MSFT) might not be a real Internet company.

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Yesterday I showed Yale's top holdings. It's interesting to compare that with Harvard's top holdings.

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Jealous post of the day: Google (GOOG) buys JotSpot, and I still can't figure out what it does.

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