December 2, 2009 Archives 
RealClearMarkets Evening Edition
Obama's Change, In Which We Can Bereave - Terry Michael, TheStreet.comAfghanistan and the Economy: The Impact - Elizabeth Trotta, SmartMoney
How About Less Gloom and Doom Talk in 2010? - Stanley Bing, Fortune
New Index Measures Wall St.'s Fuzzy Math - David Weidner, MarketWatch
Why Are We Still Worrying About the Banks? - David Reilly, Bloomberg
Corporate America's Huge Piles of Cash - Michael Brush, MSN Money
Copenhagen Must Be End of the Beginning - Martin Wolf, Financial Times
Fritz Henderson's Ouster Is Long Overdue - Paul Ingrassia, The Daily Beast
Let's Give Visas to Startup Founders - Vivek Wadhwa, BusinessWeek
Visas Can Jump-Start Economy - P. Kedrosky & B. Feld, Wall Street Journal
Meet Stephen Burke, The Man Who Will Run NBC - Lacey Rose, Forbes
RealClearMarkets Morning Edition
America the Satisfied and Bountiful - Steven Malanga, RealClearMarketsLost Decade for U.S. Economic Growth? - Editorial, Investor's Business Daily
Stocks: What to Make of the "Loss" Decade - Ben Steverman, BusinessWeek
Putting Americans Back to Work - Christina Romer, Wall Street Journal
Why We Have An Independent Federal Reserve - Thomas Cooley, Forbes
Why Fritz Henderson Is Out As GM's Chief Executive - Alex Taylor, TIME
Who Would Want to Be at Goldman Sachs? - James Quinn, Daily Telegraph
Devaluations Threaten a Trade War - Michael Pettis, Financial Times
Beware Markets That Are Built On Sand - Carl Mortished, Times of London
With Dubai In Trouble, Where's the Next Dubai? - Colin Barr, Fortune
Two Lessons From Dubai's Default - David Leonhardt, New York Times
The Last Great Dollar Crisis - Joel Harris, Wall Street Journal Europe
Bonds Are Risky Bets With Inflation Set to Explode - Steve Hanke, Forbes
Roubini's Bubbles Float On Weak Credit Flows - Caroline Baum, Bloomberg
RealClearMarkets Off The Street
The Greatest Deception in the History of Finance - Kent Thune, Big PictureGold is Now the Risk Trade, Not the Safe Haven - The Reformed Broker
Tim Geithner, Meet Your Replacement - Weisenthal & Carney, Clusterstock
Most Senators "Have Finger in the Wind" on Bernanke - Naked Capitalism
The Most Powerful Activist Shareholder? Obama - Felix Salmon, Reuters
Worrisome Thoughts on the Way to the Jobs Summit - Robert Reich
Obama's Small Business Army - Cedric Muhammad, Eclectic Economist
Goldman Grabs the Attention. Does JPM Get a Free Pass? - Deal Journal
Ten "Easy" Ways We Can Get the Budget Back on Track - Jeff Frankel
Gilded Carriage Turning Back into a Pumpkin? - J. Picerno, Seeking Alpha
Gold Makes a Near Clean Sweep - Brad Zigler, Hard Assets Investor
Why the Dollar's Price Matters the Most - John Tamny, Value Expectations
RealClearMarkets Research Reports
ISM Manufacturing Growth Continues - John Silvia, Wells Fargo EconomicsChina and the United States - John Makin, American Enterprise Institute
Americans Still Lean Against Health Reform - Jeffrey Jones, Gallup
Questions for Chairman Bernanke - Bob Eisenbeis, Cumberland Advisors