Weekend 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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Check out Morningstar's top five cheap stocks.

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Snopes dives deep into the legend of the Super Bowl indicator.

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24/7(TFSM Quote) has the breakup value of Caterpillar(CAT Quote).

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Take a look at the Super Bowl portfolio.

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Clear AM Ideas analyzes spinoff play Moneygram International(MGI Quote).

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Is it game over? Google(GOOG Quote) + YouTube = 51% of the video market.

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When thinking about obesity in America, did you ever stop to think about how well the stock prices of the chicken and pork companies have done as a result?

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I really like it when these blogs analyze seemingly great companies that I've never heard of. Finding Cents gives us the lowdown on Siliconware(SPIL Quote).

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The Cody Report lays out its top picks and why.

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Here are some of the companies (mostly microcaps) that Rudy Giuliani's firm, Giuliani Partners, has been involved with.

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I have no idea why a German translation of my book is on Amazon's Japanese Web site, but more important, that is the worst cover illustration I've ever seen.

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The Bumblebee Biotech gives us his latest top picks among biotechs..

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Equity Investment Ideas' blogger bullet-points his thoughts on the most profitable company in world history: Exxon(XOM Quote).

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Jeff Matthews Is Not Making This Up gives us a very, very, very good post on the use of "very" in Google's earnings call.

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Paul Kedrosky points out the bottom line about Amazon's(AMZN Quote) bottom line.

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Uber-venture capitalist Fred Wilson looks like he's taking a new direction in his investing.

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