Bullish and Bearish: This is a portfolio of all the bullish and bearish stories about individual stocks including bullish stories on LEH, GCI, SLM, and others.

Barrons Activist Situations: Each week Barrons picks out the most interesting situations where activist investors are clamoring for change. This weeks list includes UBET and BCO.

Barrons Insider Purchases: This week's insider purchases. We provide a little more color by detailing who it is that's doing the buying. This week's list includes insider buying on FCX, BSG, and others.

Net Neutrality Index: Companies that will benefit from the undoing of net neutrality. In other words, once it costs more to get a download of a video than a non-video web page, who wins?. One winner is obviously CSCO but the article has some interesting smallcap plays.

The Barrons cover story was on the Fidelity Funds and mentions the ongoing changes that will hopefully lead to increased performance. We have several of the top performing Fidelity funds in Stockpickr including:

The Fidelity Contrafund: which Barrons mentions as the top-performing.
the Fidelity Low Priced Stock Fund
the Fidelity Magellan Fund

Research Reports: Every week Barrons publishes research reports on various smallcap companies. We provide a portfolio of those stocks with synopses of the reports. This week's list includes GPN and NAPS.

Covered Call Income Closed-End Funds: Funds that will benefit from increased volatility and have greater than 10% yields.

Profile: The Al Frank Fund: Barrons happened to profile one of my favorite value oriented mutual funds. Fund manager John Buckingham is bullish on the US markets and favors deep value stocks that trade close to or lower than book value. What I
like about this fund is that they were also up in the bear years of 2000 (+7%) and 2001 (+30%).

Mini-profile: Hennessy Focus 30 Fund: Looks for cheap, mid-cap stocks.

Mini-profile: Lord Abbett funds.: Barrons speaks with investment manager Daniel Frascarelli of Lord Abbett who is "tilting towards growth" and mentions his favorite picks.

Viva France!: Stocks that could win or lose depending on who wins the Presidency in France.