Weekend Blogwatch

The Vice Fund has been on a tear this year, up 20% YTD. Here's an interview with Vice Fund manager, and RealMoney contributor, Charles Norton, defining vice, what he's looking for next year and whether or not he uses what he invests in.

I don't agree with this one, but J.C. Penney (JCP Quote) is the latest entry on 247/7 Wall St.'s most overvalued list.

Compete takes a look at the battle of MySpace vs. YouTube for the attention spans of the Internet universe.

To ride the private-equity boom, here's the list of all public private-equity stocks.

Equity Investment Ideas breaks it down on Pfizer (PFE Quote).

I'm jealous: The house that GooTube built.

Great article on how to play the Chinese baby boomers.

Ticker Sense with its usual graphical summery of the YTD returns of the Dow components and some S&P winners and losers.

Hedge fund assets vs. mutual funds assets. The hedge funds are encroaching, and this boggles my mind. Hedge funds have lost to mutual funds three out of the past four years, and their fees are often triple or more.

The Kirk Report goes through a Trading Journal checklist that I think is dead on.

The Weekly Value Index looks at the top picks from the best value-oriented blogs.

Marc to Market finds a list of stocks that represent great diversification from the market.

This is neat: Asteroid's Revenge.