July 9, 2009 Archives 
RealClearMarkets Evening Edition
Big Banks Look to Rainmakers Again - John Gapper, Financial TimesCitigroup Begins To Shake Up Top Ranks - Laurie Kulikowski, TheStreet.com
TARP's Long and Winding Road - Justin Fox, Curious Capitalist
Goldman Loses Grip on Its Doomsday Machine - Jonathan Weil, Bloomberg
Ask the Economists: Another Stimulus? - J. L. Yang & B. Kowitt, Fortune
Oil Is in Its Steepest Fall Since September 2006 - Jad Mouawad, NY Times
General Motors Gets a Second Chance - Paul Ingrassia, Wall Street Journal
Initial Jobless Claims Worse Than You Think - Carl Gutierrez, Forbes
A Bull Market for Investment Scams - Brian Burnsed, BusinessWeek
Google's War on the Personal Computer - Douglas Rushkoff, The Daily Beast
RealClearMarkets Morning Edition
Brown Manure, Not Green Shoots - Nouriel Roubini, ForbesWhen Recovery Comes, It Won't Feel Like It - Ed Conway, Daily Telegraph
Reagan Recipe on Fed, Taxes Is Path from Funk - Amity Shlaes, Bloomberg
Will Treasury's PPIP Unlock Prices? - Theo Francis, Business Week
Do We Need a Second Stimulus? - Edward Lazear, Wall Street Journal
Obama Costs Us More than Money - R. Emmett Tyrrell, American Spectator
Influence in the Bag for 'Government Sachs' - John Crudele, New York Post
Five Golden Rules for Regulating Banks - Anatole Kaletsky, Times of London
How to Invest as China's Consumers March Ahead - Mina Kimes, Fortune
Bears Gaining Upper Paw -- Time to Hide? - Peter Brimelow, MarketWatch
Obama, Title IX and Academics? - Diana Furchtgott-Roth, RealClearMarkets
Bing is Better Than Google - David Pogue, New York Times
Luxe Redux: High-End Brands Play Down Bling - Karl Taro Greenfeld, Slate
Innovation Can Give U.S Back its Greatness - Jeff Immelt, Financial Times
RealClearMarkets Off The Street
Another Nail in the West's Coffin - Erica Alini, Real Time EconomicsCome Back, Timmy! We Miss You - Joe Weisenthal, Clusterstock
Advice from an Economist Who Saw 1929 - Janet Morrissey, TIME
Tight Capital Rules The Way Forward for Regulation - The Economist
Don't Blame Securitization; Blame Stupidity - Daniel Indiviglio, Atlantic
Agricultural Investing as the Next Big Thing - P. Kedrosky, Infectious Greed
WMT, Healthcare and LC Outperformance - Jeff Korzenik, (in)efficient ftr.
Cars Getting a Boost From the Recession - Rick Newman, Flow Chart
Are Bailouts Part of the Problem? - Cyrus Sanati, Dealbook
Obama: Scrambling for a Macroeconomic Message - Keith Hennessey
All Jobs Created in the 21st Century Are Now Gone - Clusterstock
Signs of Life? Seven Companies That Upped 2Q Views - SmartMoney
RealClearMarkets Research Reports
Post-Crisis Policy Imperatives - Stephen Roach, Morgan StanleyWhy Have We Abandoned Markets? - Michael Pento, Delta Global Advisors
Should BRussiaICs Become the BICs? - Bill Witherell, Cumberland Advisors
Upper-Income Consumers Most Inclined to Trim Debt - D. Jacobe, Gallup