As the market drops below 10,000, I can't help but start contemplating a good stock to short. With a lot of stocks still near a 52 week high, there are a lot of options. But the first stock that comes to mind is Dolby Laboratories, Inc. (NYSE:DLB).

The reason it comes to mind is Dolby is near the top of my 'Stocks to Watch' list, and I've noticed that it's looked overpriced for the past 6 months.

Looking at the chart, you can see DLB took off like a rocket back in October, jumping from $38 a share to a high point of $53.33.

Its game on for the airline stocks and JetBlue (JBLU),  Delta Air Lines (DAL), and AMR Corp (AMR) are all flying high today thanks to increasing traffic numbers and load factor.  Delta and AMR shares are up over 9% and JetBlue is almost up 6%.

Take-Two Interactive (NASDAQ:TTWO) needs a shot in the arm, and BioShock 2 may be the plasmid the stock needs to finally break back above the $10 range.
The reviews are out for BioShock's second installment, and for the most part, they are impressive like a massive Big Daddy prototype going wild with a hulking rivet gun.

According to WebMD today, a new study finds that drinking as little as two soft drinks a week appears to nearly double the risk of getting pancreatic cancer. Will the study have any affect on PepsiCo, Inc. (NYSE:PEP) or Coca-Cola ( NASDAQ:COKE) shares?

Thinking you've found a bargain with Toyota Motor (NYSE:TM)? Problems galore are in high gear for Toyota and now the Prius drama is official to the tune of 300,000 recalls, what to do? 
Let's not forget Scream Toyota: Here come the Shorts (TM) as short interest has picked up and the February $70 Put has over 11,700 open contracts -- can you really feel good about going long TM right now?

Citigroup Inc. (NYSE:C) is said to be in talks to offload up to $3 billion in car loans as it tries to remove billions of dollars of troubled assets from its balance sheet. To entice buyers, Citigroup is also offering some deal financing, next thing you know they'll be selling the Family Truckster versus the Super Sports Wagon.

Jon Stewart's appearance on the O'Reilly Factor is worth watching.  Its 42 minutes long and all praises go to therightscoop that posted its entirety on youtube.com so you don't have to mess around with FoxNews.com's crappy video player.

Market Break, The Charlie Brown and the gang breaking it down to the beat of OutKast's Hey Ya. An old video but still funny.

The market has gone from over 10,300 this week to 9,848 for a super TGIF.  Just when you think its over, the hits keep coming and Lucy pulls that football from you just before Super Bowl and "WHAM!" your portfolio takes it in the shorts Chuck. 
Fear is what's driving the selling this week, FEAR.
What a week, from Toyota's Blowup (NYSE:TM) to Europe's debt to ManCrunch.com, we're ready for Miller Time.

Even though a surprise fall was announced today and the unemployment rate fell unexpectedly in January to 9.7, Americans are still saying they took our jobs! the Labor Department revised its previous estimates for the number of jobs that have been lost over the past 25 months. What they found wasn't pretty.

Here is the news:

The government's monthly job report on Friday showed that the disastrous labor situation plaguing the nation's economy is moderating. But the report also underlines an unsettling reality: 8.4 million jobs have been vaporized since the recession began, and digging out won't be easy.

The unemployment rate fell unexpectedly in