Weekend Blog Watch

Jim Cramer answered a bunch of questions Friday, including a pair on Baidu (BIDU) and Exxon Mobil (XOM).

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The 10Q Detective believes that maybe Flamel Technologies (FLML) can deliver.

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24 7 Wall St suggests that Qualcomm's (QCOM) CEO needs to leave.

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Despite the selloff here, it's interesting to see the stocks on the 52-week-high list and why they are there.

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Ditto for the 52-week-low list.

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My favorite international analyst, David Reidel, is in love with the Linktone (LTON) cash position.

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The cable industry has been doing extremely well lately. Here are the cheapest stocks in the cable TV industry.

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ET Stock Ideas has the pure kosher play, G Willi Foods (WILC).

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One Guy explains why he's buying the Google (GOOG) dip.

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The Peridot Capitalist is hoping that Sears Holdings (SHLD) CEO Eddie Lampert is going to do a big deal.

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Did you know Finland was the sixth-happiest country in the world? Here's the way to play Finnish stocks in the U.S..

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Sramana Mitra looks at the next company in her iPhone ecosystem series, Micron Technology (MU).

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Wow. Barron's Online notes that Piper Jaffray is very bullish on Apple (AAPL) and explains why.

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The Stockmasters are pretty convinced that Motorola (MOT) CEO Ed Zander is going to be gone ASAP.

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