Weekend Blog Watch
Editor's note: From Monday through Saturday, James Altucher presents the most timely, topical posts from the Web's best business blogs.
Jim Cramer
Annaly Capital
(NLY) - Get Report
,
Transocean
(RIG) - Get Report
and more.
With the market down 10% or more from its highs, it's time to scour
to find the potential snapback plays. We provide analysis of what's going on with each stock on the list.
The
wonders whether
Countrywide Financial
(CFC)
is getting too cheap here.
Is
Research in Motion
(RIMM)
about to launch
and challenge
Apple
(AAPL) - Get Report
.
Controlled Greed lays out
Whirlpool
(WHR) - Get Report
.
Cheap Stocks publishes its latest
list of companies trading below book value
.
Timmy Sykes
narrows it down
to one potential small-cap short play.
Is this the
for the
Nasdaq
in five years?
Is
Whole Foods Market
(WFMI)
properly positioned to
take advantage of the growing organic food craze?
FP has
five safe Internet stocks for a recession
.
Sramana Mitra
of
Yahoo!
(YHOO)
.
If you are into the late '70s version of
Battlestar Galactica
,
you'll find this to be pretty funny
.
Alt Energy Stocks has found
the perfect coal play
.
Blogging Stocks has
Coke
(KO) - Get Report
Zero on
its hottest products of 2007 list
. By the way, I still love
for Coke Zero. I wish those were my friends...
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,
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and
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