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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Spring is here. Time to break out the golf clubs and find the cheapest golf stocks.

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Crossing Wall Street points out that not only should you not pay too much attention to Greenspan, you should also not pay too much attention to articles about Greenspan.

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What a tough first half for March. Here's some analysis of the 52-week lows.

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Financial Skeptic wonders if Revlon has finally hit bottom.

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Long or Short Capital does a followup on what's happened to my favorite shows.

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When options go crazy, it could mean something's happening at the company. Here are the stocks with unusual option activity on Friday, including Ford(F Quote) and Kraft(KFT Quote).

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The Marley Group details its reasons for giving True Religion a strong buy.

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Stock Market Beat notes that Accredited lives to fight another day. Which is good, since a few days ago I said on national television that it was an interesting contest stock.

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Former trend-following turtle trader Curtish Faith writes about the utterly brutal and mindless process of writing a book.

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I love looking at celebrities. So I love the TeamSugar 100.

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The Complete Growth Investor thinks eBay's(EBAY Quote) free cash flow shows its true value.

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TheFlyOnTheWall.com bullet points succinctly to the bullish story on Men's Wearhouse.

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Ticker Sense once again flashes brilliance in its study of how sectors perform prior to a bear market.

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It does, in fact, turn out that share buybacks are statistically bullish on share prices, and here are the latest buyback announcements, including AIG(AIG Quote) and CBS(CBS Quote).