Some people like it and some don’t. Here’s whats trading around the net (click on source for full story):

StockTradingtoGo: “The recent price action on Gymboree (GYMB) stock cannot be overlooked. The stock has been building a base for over a year and a half and now looks ready to break out past long term resistance at $45.”

My Investing Blog: “So the tax stimulus rebate checks are coming and everyone is trying to get a piece of the pie. I wrote an article yesterday about car dealerships sticking their paws in your face to get you to spend it there, but there may be a better way to do it…”

Trading Goddess: “Not much has changed in a week. Gold, Silver and Grains are still correcting and only Gold is getting near its target. Crude Oil is driving everyone nuts including me.”

The Street: “Wall Street’s latest burst of exuberance had investors hoping on Friday morning that the fourth straight month of declines in the job market was a positive sign for the U.S. economy.

It wasn’t.”

The Stock Advisors: “Although he has been accurately forecasting a correction in commodities, Curtis Hesler remains bullish, asserting that for longer term investors, “the right asset class is commodities.”"

Market Club - Trader’s Blog: “But as we have stated before, we only look at what’s going on in the market according to our Trade Triangle technology. What’s going on right now indicates that we could see gold continue to move lower. We’ve already reached several of our downside target zones. Our longer-term target zone for gold is around $800. A move to the to $792 level represents a 62% pullback from golds all-time high of $1,032.58.”

MarketWatch: “Berkshire reported net income dropped to $940 million, or $607 per Class A share, from $2.6 billion or $1,682 per Class A share in the quarter a year earlier. Operating income, which excludes net realized investment gains and losses, was $1.93 billion, or $1,247 a Class A share, down from $2.21 billion or $1,434 a Class A share a year ago.”

BloggingStocks: “Nintendo got the idea to make the Wii backwards compatible after seeing the success of backwards compatibility with three generations of PlayStation consoles. The PS3 stole the six-axis controller idea, in a much more limited capacity, from the Wii. And both the Wii and the PS3 stole the online integration idea from Xbox Live. In the end, like many things in a free market economy, the consumer is the ultimate beneficiary.”

Hedge Against Speculation: “So again, here`s my strategy for the week…if we close below 1400 I will short the markets, if we get a pullback I will buy if opportunities arise. “

What say you?

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