October 29, 2009 Archives 
RealClearMarkets Evening Edition
Economy Turns Positive, But Recovery Is Pretty Joyless - The EconomistThe GDP Mirage: Why The Data Are Wrong - Michael Mandel, BusinessWeek
Barbarians and the Next Financial Crisis - David Weidner, Wall St. Journal
Wall Streeters Say Economy Isn't Fixed Yet - Katie Benner, Fortune
Echoes of Black Tuesday Haunt the Economy - Nomi Prins, The Daily Beast
And They Thought It Was All Over, Too - James Ledbetter, The Big Money
Goldman's Blankfein Is a Model Leader - Richard Levick, TheStreet.com
Taxpayer Foots Bill for Big Gov't & Big Business - David Reilly, Bloomberg
No Better Time To Cash In & Protect Than Now - Randall Forsyth, Barron's
Stock Sleuth Exposes Market Winners & Traps - Chuck Jaffe, MarketWatch
The $10 Phone Bill That Scares an Industry - Scott Woolley, Forbes
RealClearMarkets Morning Edition
Despite Mega Bailouts, Banks Still Not Lending - Editorial, New York TimesGMAC Bailouts Show Limits of Bank Reform - Theo Francis, BusinessWeek
Why Obama's Bank Fix Should Go Further - Noam Scheiber, New Republic
Banks Should Be Divided Into Three Parts - John Gapper, Financial Times
The Decline and Fall of the U.S. Dollar - Kevin Cook, MarketWatch
Dollar Selloff Triggers Global Alarms - Anthony Faiola, Washington Post
Paul Volcker: Where Are You Now? - AJ Sull, National Post
Are Capital Controls In Fashion Again? - Nouriel Roubini, Forbes
Investors Are Seeing Green With the Greenback - Steven Sears, Barron's
Remembering When the Fed Was Boring - Vincent Reinhart, The American
Stimuli Can Be Safely Removed - Tim Bond, Financial Times
Economic Justice and Economic Growth - John Chapman, RealClearMarkets
Why the Goldman-AIG Story Won't Go Away - Jonathan Weil, Bloomberg
The Public Opt-Out Provision Is No Panacea - Diana Furchtgott-Roth, RCM
Why Big Oil May Be the Big Play Right Now - Jon Markman, MSN Money
RealClearMarkets Off The Street
A Sham GDP Number for a Sham Economy - Evan Newmark, Deal JournalGDP's Up, But the War for Growth Has Only Just Begun - Capital Spectator
Seeing the Next Boom, Paul Tudor Jones Goes for Gold - DealBook
It's The Worst-Ever Credit Crunch On Main Street - Clusterstock
Why WaMu's Demise Didn't Cost Us One Penny - Rolfe Winkler, Reuters
Top Economists at Goldman, JPM Debate 2010 - Real Time Economics
Government Debt Is Not The Same as Private Debt - Naked Capitalism
Why Do Financial Crises Occur in the Fall? - Catherine Rampell, Economix
Michael Woodford on the Fed & Rate Expectations - Real Time Economics
Carl Icahn Should Give Up Running Other People's Money - Seeking Alpha
George Soros Says Market at Risk for a Downturn - Pragmatic Capitalist
Obama's Pander to Seniors Is the Wrong Stimulus - D. Thompson, Atlantic
RealClearMarkets Research Reports
The Dollar Needs 19 Friends - Tom Sowanick, Omnivest ResearchA Slow-Going Recovery - Dr. Scott Brown, Raymond James
Durable Goods Bounced Back in September - Tim Quinlan, Wells Fargo
The Economic Vision of Jane Jacobs - Judith Schwartz , Miller-McCune