If you're getting tired of reading about Philip Falcone's hedge fund Harbinger Capital Partners, we don't blame you. It's just that they've adjusted their portfolio so much recently that we've got a never ending flow of SEC filings. Earlier this morning we noted that one of their holdings, SkyTerra, was going private in a transaction that involved Harbinger in a new entity. Then earlier this week we also noted that they were selling shares of The New York Times (NYT) and Leap Wireless (LEAP). This time around, we're covering their activity in Calpine (CPN) and Complete Production Services (CPX).

By popular demand, here is the latest list of Phoenix candidates:

Brandywine Realty Trust (BDN), CapitalSource Inc (CSE), CBL & Associates Properties Inc (CBL), Century Aluminum Co (CENX), Citizens Republic Bancorp Inc (CRBC), Colonial Properties Trust (CLP), Complete Production Services Inc (CPX), Conseco Inc (CNO), Delta Petroleum Corp (DPTR), Developers Diversified Realty Corp (DDR), Domtar Corp (UFS), First Industrial Realty Trust Inc (FR), First Marblehead Corp/The (FMD), Furniture Brands International Inc (FBN), Gannett Co Inc (GCI), Genworth Financial Inc (GNW), Hercules Offshore Inc (HERO), Hovnanian Enterprises Inc (HOV), Huntsman Corp (HUN), ION Geophysical Corp (IO), iStar Financial Inc (SFI), Liz Claiborne Inc (LIZ), Manitowoc Co Inc/The (MTW), MCG Capital Corp (MCGC), MGIC Investment Corp (MTG), MGM Mirage (MGM), Pacific Sunwear Of California (PSUN), Patriot Coal Corp (PCX), Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trus (PEI), Petroquest Energy Inc (PQ), Popular Inc (BPOP), Quiksilver Inc (ZQK), Rex Energy Corp (REXX), Saks Inc (SKS), Sterling Financial Corp/WA (STSA), Sunstone Hotel Investors Inc (SHO), THQ Inc (THQI), Webster Financial Corp (WBS) and Zale Corp (ZLC).

Last week's top five stocks that were bought by their CEOs were Motorola Inc (MOT), Bank of America Corp (BAC), Complete Production Services Inc (CPX), Acadia Realty Trust (ACAD), and Blyth Inc. (BTH). According to Insider Data, these are the largest CEO buys during the past week.

• Motorola Inc.: Co-CEO and CEO, Broadband Mob, Director Gregory Q Brown Bought 525,000 Shares

Co-CEO and CEO, Broadband Mob, Director of Motorola Inc. Gregory Q Brown bought 525,000 shares on 02/06/2009 at an average price of $3.88. Motorola Inc. is a global leader in providing integrated communications solutions and embedded electronic solutions. They have a market cap of $10.43 billion; its shares were traded at around $3.88 with a P/E ratio of 25.2 and P/S ratio of 0.28. The dividend yield of Motorola Inc. stocks is 4.35%.

Q4 2008 Earnings Call

February 03, 2009 11:00 AM ET

Q3 2008 Earnings Call

October 24, 2008 11:00 am ET

Q2 2008 Earnings Call Transcript

July 24, 2008 8:30 am ET

I had been musing over some stock picks if oil rose to around the $150.00/barrel mark. Credit Suisse First Boston very recently distributed a thorough analysis of precisely this idea. I defer to their expertise. CSFB also has a superb Alternative Energy stable of analysts worldwide. I believe that they are on top of the energy scenario from a multitude of perspectives.

Here are their selections:

Complete Production Services, Inc. (CPX)

Q1 2008 Earnings Call Transcript

Q407 Earnings Call

February 6, 2008 9:00 am ET

Bullish calls:

On April 13th, Bill Simpson wrote an analysis of Complete Production Services, Inc. (CPX), formerly known as Integrated Production Services, Inc. CPX shares priced at $24 a share on April 20th. The text of Simpson's original writeup follows.

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WARR has been trading on the pink sheets under the symbol WGSV. As is common with pink sheet stocks, during a more difficult energy production environment WARR sold a number of convertible stock, primarily to St James Partnerships. On the offering WARR will repurchase the convertible stock still outstanding. St. James Partnerships and affiliates will own approximately 20% of WARR post-offering.