A mood of edacious buying is visible in shares of Atmel Corp. (ATML). Tuesday of last week saw a quick shot of heavy volume accompanied by an upswing in the stock to close up by 5.9% on 12.1 million shares, almost 3x daily average volume that is typically just around 4.6 million shares. Then again today, another active session with the stock price moving higher by 6.3% on 10.03 million shares

In a tumultuous marketplace where equity destruction has been commonplace and long-only investors have gotten crushed, the performance of Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc. (GMCR) has been a real outlier thanks to growing sales of K-Cup coffee portion packs for its Keurig Single-Cup brewers that are popular in homes, offices and hotels. Second quarter results released on Tuesday were a testament

World Wrestling Entertainment Inc. (WWE) has been thrown into the ring of accidental high yielders, a label used to describe companies whose dividends have become increasingly handsome as their share prices have been decimated. WWE recently announced that it would pay its regular quarterly dividend of $.36 a share on its common stock payable on March 25 to shareholders of record on March 13.

Question: According to our slideshow, Prostitution Scandals of the Rich & Famous, who revealed Sen. David Vitter's illicit secret? Answer: Hustler magazine

Question: In our "SPANX Million Dollar Girdles" slideshow, what archaic derogatory term is referenced? Answer: loose woman?

Question: In our slideshow, "Notable Sex Scandals," which disgraced figure is wearing a red pattern necktie? Answer: Jim McGreevey

Question: According to our slideshow, Behind the Scenes Look at the Death of Seth Tobias, where was "Tiger" the night in question? Answer: Las Vegas

Question: On Dec. 14, we reported that Berkshire Hathaway raised its stake in Burlington Northern railroad to: Answer: 20.47 %

Question: As of Jan. 19, how much bailout funding did HSBC request from the U.K. government? Answer: no request being made

Question: In Darren Rovell's "As Seen On TV" bracket, which product is numbered 9 in the Kitchen category? Answer: Tater Mitts

Question: In Jane Wells' blog post, Adidas Attends Etnies Party, which beer brand is shown in all four photos? Answer: Pabst Blue Ribbon

Question: According to Wednesday's reports, which executive bought shares in his/her own company over the past week? Answer: JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon

Question: In blog post called "History, Cool Segments and Competitors", what Depression-era firm(s) still exist as parts of others? Answer: none of the above

Question: Which global steel maker, identified by ticker symbol, did Jon Najarian examine in his Jan. 21 Stock Blog post? Answer: GGB

Question: Which scandal-tinged investor allegedly attempted to fake his suicide? Answer: Arthur Nadel

Question: On our Web site's Credit Spreads page (hint: find it via the Market Buzz box), what is the first type of data shown? Answer: TED Spread

Question: In "Cramer's 10 Tips for Obama" what did the Mad Money guru NOT suggest government do? Answer: Help the homebuilders

Question: What were uber-trader Jon Najarian's floor call letters when he worked on the CBOE? Answer: DRJ

Question: According to Jim Goldman's blog "Tumult vs. Triumph," why did RBC Capital's Mike Abramsky lower his Apple estimates? Answer: fear of Mac order slowdown

Question: Which company mentioned in the Stock Blog post "Diversity is the Key" is based in the Eastern Hemisphere? Answer: both of the above

Question: In Maria Bartiromo's Jan. 20 video "Market Message," which of these topics did she mention first? Answer: Apple earnings

Question: In Darren Rovell's "As Seen on TV" Tournament, which TV product is numbered "1" in the "Everything Else" category? Answer: Girls Gone Wild

Question: On Monday, which bank announced the largest loss in Great Britain's corporate history (as of Jan. 19)? Answer: Royal Bank of Scotland

Question: Vanished Florida money manager Arthur Nadel handled assets for which Norse-named fund? Answer: Valhalla

Question: What is the name of CNBC contributor Janice Dorn's own business site? Answer: thetradingdoctor.com

Question: What did "Dow 12,000" trader Ben Lichtenstein call a "major speed bump" on Friday? Answer: Dow at 9,500

Question: In her blog "The Most Expensive Consumer Cost...", Carmen Wong Ulrich says "your voice can save you dollars" on what? Answer: health care

Question: In the installment of "Pros Say" called "We Need More Bailouts, Bigger TARP", who praised Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke? Answer: Michael Spence

Question: In Cliff Mason's blog post about legalizing narcotics, which economist does he refer to? Answer: Milton Friedman

Question: According to the article "Is Microsoft's Songsmith Video Campy...", what hated TV show was the promo video compared to? Answer: Cop Rock