Tuesday's Daily Blog Watch

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

Investors Business Daily identifies stocks that have been rising on unusually high volume.

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Bio Health Investor believes, despite the name of the blog, that the biotech industry has been 30 years of failure other than a few companies like Genentech (DNA Quote - Cramer on DNA - Stock Picks), Amgen (AMGN Quote - Cramer on AMGN - Stock Picks), etc.

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In Jim Cramer's book "Mad Money," he mentions he likes buying stocks that are buying back their own shares. Here are the largest share buybacks announced in the past week.

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Excellent post by Startup Review analyzing Marchex's (MCHX Quote - Cramer on MCHX - Stock Picks) business.

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StockMarket Beat simply does not buy the bear case on oil.

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I like to find stocks where the analysts covering them are raising their earnings estimates. Here is a list of Dow Jones companies whose earnings estimates have been raised in the past four weeks.

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Warren Buffett's No. 2 guy for the past 45 years, Charlie Munger, believes not enough executives have gone to jail in the various corporate scandals that have occurred.

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Information Arbitrage has a great post on what it takes to succeed on Wall Street.

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Uber-trader David Neubert is afraid of global warming, but insurer Chubb (CB Quote - Cramer on CB - Stock Picks) isn't.

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A look at all the top silver mines in the world and which public companies own them.

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Long or Short Capital believes nerd CEOs destroys shareholder value and looks at Sharper Image (SHRP Quote - Cramer on SHRP - Stock Picks) as an example.

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Getting Green explains why gold is a bad investment.

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Sox First speculates that despite all the headlines, Steve Jobs is untouchable.

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And speaking of which, Apple Matters takes a look at yesterday in Apple history.

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New Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi's stock portfolio is public info. Apparently she was a fan of the dot-com boom.

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Please check out my other article this morning, which is on the highest-yielding tech companies. Tech companies rarely pay dividends, but these guys are paying decent dividends and exhibiting good growth.

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