A roundup of last week's stock market related blog posts hosted at Fat Pitch Financials.

The mid-year performance report for the Fat Pitch Financials Portfolio. The number remain ugly, but not much worse than the S&P 500.

In the eyes of many, the Oracle of Omaha -- whose Berkshire Hathaway holding company owns or has major stakes in many iconic brands, including Fruit of the Loom, Kraft Foods and Johnson & Johnson -- looks like a brand investor...

A review of the performance of the Fat Pitch Financials Portfolio for the first quarter of 2008.

Lots of decent to good articles

A list of 5 interesting super-investor buys in the fourth quarter. Includes picks from Eddie Lampert, Mohnish Pabrai, Joel Greenblatt, and Warren Buffett.

It looks like Berkshire Hathaway added Kraft, Trane, Sanofi Aventis, and more.

Crafty Buffett submits an SEC filing on Valentine's Day announcing his love for Kraft.

read through the deception

How a real value investor thinks

Is Kraft Food a good value business? An analysis of Kraft Foods competitive advantages and business value.

Watch a top notch investor and join his winning trades

This story is a must for any serious investor

An accountant warns us not to rely overly on financial statements when researching stocks, but to instead focus on a company's moat to really ensure that there is a margin of safety.

A look at some of the changes that might occur to Atria, including dividends, cost savings, and debt, after the spinoff of PMI.