Monday's Daily Blog Watch

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

With Dendreon so volatile these days, it's worth checking out IBD's Top Ranking Medical Stocks.

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247 Wall St. thinks Lundin Mining is an overlooked company in the metals craze.

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Stockpickr's System Trades of the Day includes trades triggering this morning on Earthlink in our 3x2 system, and Kaiser Aluminum as one of our stocks rising on unusual volume breakout trades.

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Biohealth Investor comments on the Dendreon Conference Call.

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If you want to avoid getting strip-searched at airports, check out this book.

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The social network of choice for my two kids.

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A screen for all stocks that fit Warren Buffett mentor Ben Graham's deep-value strategy.

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Roger Ehrenberg, formerly of Wall Street, and now the founder of dot-com Monitor110, has some thoughts about building a "Culture of Money" in your start-up.

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The Stockmasters thinks DaimlerChrysler is going to get turned around by the Smart car.

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Through the fly on the wall, we can check out United Online .

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Value Investing World gives a Cryptologic-al update.

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If a stock is on the cover of a major magazine, we all know that's bad news. This Stockpickr member is now keeping track of all the magazine covers. If you check out that portfolio, scroll on the right hand column to see the "hate list," including recent cover model, eBay.

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The Microcap Speculator gives a nice rundown of whether or not it's time to dive into the coffee stocks, including Starbucks .

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I'm doing some research for my next book, The Forever Portfolio. I posted a question on Stockpickr Answers, "What do we know about 30 years from now (and the investments this can motivate)?".

The responses were:

"We know:
- demand for energy will continue to increase and will be higher 30 years from now than now.
- demand for clean water will increase, but the supply of clean water will stay roughly the same.
- the number of people with obesity issues will increase.
- the number of people who are susceptible to Parkinson's and Alzheimer's will
increase.
- the number of people retired will be higher.
- the number of men with erectile dysfunction issues will be higher.
- the number of food products labeled "organic" will probably be higher.
- significantly more goods will be sold on the Internet than now.

What else?"

(Click the above link to view and respond to the rest of the answers and make my research for this book easier.)