Welcome to the 53rd edition of the Festival of Stocks! The Festival is all about giving bloggers the opportunity to share their best content with a wider audience, and everyone here is happy for the chance to play host.

On to the submissions…

Colin’s RetireRichBlog analyzes Forest Labs (FRX) and how the great value it presents can help juice your investment returns.

Sox First analyzes the politics surrounding mortgage bailouts and what benefit, if any, government can do in this situation.

Thomas Ott sends his next-generation volatility model. With accuracy in prior versions closing in on 70%, will he be able to come up with an even better program?

Adam the Investor looks at some of the many ways to identify a coming market correction or crash and how he is positioning his portfolio given the data on hand.

The Dough Roller examines how mid-lifers can use a variety of ETFs to construct a basic diversified portfolio, as well as a more extensive portfolio that invovles multiple asset classes.

TraderMark gives a good comparison of the valuation on two new retail stocks: Crocs (CROX) and UnderArmour (UARM).

Super Saver looks at his recent portfolio purchases and performance, as well as how recent market volatility has shown a change in personal style.

Stirling Newberry shares his view on the coming end of this global expansion. He presents quite a vision about what is to come for America, including how you should be preparing financially for the fallout.

Golbguru sends a candid article that does a great job putting this market’s latest downturn into perspective.

Average Joe offers his view on American Eagle (AEO), a favorite here at CollegeAnalysts. Joe and James disagree about the fair price of AEO.
Joe also shares an analysis of a financial sector stock, with Corus Bankshares (CORS).

While you’re at this site, I encourage you to look around at some of our recent articles, including the contest we will be running soon featuring a cash prize.

That is all for this week’s Festival. You can submit your blog article for the next edition of the Festival of Stocks using this submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on the Festival of Stocks homepage. Investing blog owners should also consider volunteering to host a future edition of the Festival.

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