August 21, 2009 Archives 
RealClearMarkets Evening Edition
Expect a Gloomy U-Shaped Recovery with Weak Growth - The EconomistThe Recession Is Over--Now What? - Andrew Balls, Forbes
Be Careful If You Wish for Deficit Cuts - Randall Forsyth, Barron's
Fear of the Fed Returns - Glenn Hall, TheStreet.com
The Dollar: Soon to Swoon? - Ben Steverman, BusinessWeek
Can Auto Makers Thrive Post 'Cash for Clunkers'? - Phil LeBeau, CNBC
IBM & the New American Multinational - Zachary Karabell, Newsweek
Bonus Hungry Bankers Fudge Loan-Loss Reality - David Reilly, Bloomberg
Days of the Internet Free Lunch Are Numbered - Isabel Hülsen, Der Spiegel
Ex-Wives Eagerly Await the UBS Tax-Cheater List - Stephen Gandel, TIME
RealClearMarkets Morning Edition
Rise of the Super-Rich Hits a Wall - Leonhardt & Fabrikant, New York TimesBig Government, Longer Recessions - Alan Reynolds, Wall Street Journal
Without Big Government, the Innocent Suffer - Bruce Bartlett, Forbes
Watch Out for Collapsing Commercial Real Estate - Powell & Lowry, IBD
Most Failed Banks Doing It Old School Way - Floyd Norris, New York Times
Let's Expand Non-Traditional Banking - Drake & Berlau, Washington Times
Let's Eliminate Financial Double-Think - Gillian Tett, Financial Times
Cash for Clunkers Boosted Sales, Not for Detroit - Julie Halpert, Newsweek
Rose Exerted Her Own Formidable Influence - Guy Sorman, City Journal
Buffett Informs, Schwab Whines In Op-Ed - Susan Antilla, Bloomberg
A Bull Market With Post-Downturn Trauma - Jon Markman, MSN Money
What Now for World's Central Bankers? - Andrew Balls, Times of London
Why Obama May or May Not Reappoint Ben - Neil Irwin, Washington Post
Economic Armageddon Averted -- Or Was It? - David Malpass, Forbes
RealClearMarkets Off The Street
Should Banks Extend and Pretend? - Felix Salmon, Seeking AlphaDavid Rosenberg's Breath of Fresh Air - Postcards from Cape Town
Weaker Dollar = Stronger Equities - Scott Grannis, Calafia Beach Pundit
The (un-Economic) Party of Japan - FT Alphaville
The Good & Bad News of Existing-Home Sales - The Curious Capitalist
Bernanke's Speech: The Quick Version - Real Time Economics
Rethinking the Baltic Dry Index - Julian Murdoch, Hard Asset Investor
An Attempt at Defining 'Too Big to Fail' - Catherine Rampell, Economix
Five Reasons Why Negative Equity Could Kill GDP Growth - Minyanville
Wall St. Bears Lack Firepower Despite Help from China, Oil - Money & Co.
How Not To Enact Consumer Protection - Andrew Leonard, Salon
Dollars for Dishwashers? No Really - Kurt Brouwer, Fundmastery Blog
RealClearMarkets Research Reports
Now Comes the Hard Part - Jeffrey Bronchick, Value ExpectationsMonetary Policy: Between Rock & Hard Place - M. Pradhan, Morgan Stanley
In OECD Countries, Universal Healthcare Gets High Marks - Gallup
Index of Leading Indicators Up Again - Tim Quinlan, Wells Fargo Economics