Stocks continued last week to seek some firmer footing, as prices found some support and volatility hit some resistance, and a flight to safety of global capital benefited long-term Treasury bonds -- the very assets that are supposed to be selling off in a secular “Great Rotation” into equities.

As we close out a tumultuous year that took us from the depths of fear about the future of capitalism as we know it, to the heights of optimism, we enter 2010 with a cautious but hopeful view that the next shoe to drop—whatever it might be—will not lead to another maelstrom.

For the second year, we are publishing our "Baker's Dozen" Top Stocks for the coming year, selected by our powerful FSYS system.

Here are five stocks from the 2010 report:  JRCC, JOYG, CACC, HUM, STEC.