March 17, 2010 Archives 
RealClearMarkets Evening Edition
Elizabeth Warren's War: She's Not Giving Up - Katie Benner, FortuneCredit Feast and Famine Keeps the Economy Down - Steve Hanke, Forbes
LTCM's Rickards: China "Greatest Bubble in History" - Bei Hu, Bloomberg
Even Moody's Thinks We're in Trouble - Charlie Gasparino, The Daily Beast
Getting the Bankers Out of The Fed - Andrew Leonard, How the World Works
What's Next for the Fed and Mortgages? - Sudeep Reddy, Wall Street Journal
Dennis Gartman: Long, But Not Too Long - Alix Steel, TheStreet.com
Mutual Fund Investors Shun the Bull Market - Josh Lipton, MarketWatch
GE: Don't Call It a Comeback Just Yet - Paul La Monica, CNNMoney
America Needs a National Broadband Plan - John Chambers, BusinessWeek
RealClearMarkets Morning Edition
Look Out Below! Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac Are Back - Steve Forbes, ForbesWe Need Explicit Rules for Bailouts - Lorenzo Bini Smaghi, Financial Times
The Perils of Paying Less to Get More - David Leonhardt, New York Times
Bankrupting of United States Bonds - Steven Malanga, RealClearMarkets
It's Time to Be Fully Invested In the Market - Mark Hulbert, MarketWatch
Why Health Care Stocks Are Looking Healthy - Michael Brush, MSN Money
Record Cash Piles Point to Bigger Dividends - Ben Steverman, BusinessWeek
The Inner Drive of the World's Greatest Investor - Claire Obusan, Forbes
It's Surely Not the Best of All Worlds for the Fed - Randall Forsyth, Barron's
Tax Fairness Reaches a Tipping Point - Editorial, Investor's Business Daily
Toyota Horrors Are a Media Fantasy - Michael Fumento, New York Post
Political & Regulatory Plunder - Again - Richard Rahn, Washington Times
Dodd 2.0: Maybe We Need to Reboot? - Steven Pearlstein, Washington Post
Unrepentant Bankers Undercut Banking Reform - David Pauly, Bloomberg
RealClearMarkets Off The Street
Looks Like Risk-Taking Is Back with a Vengeance - Financial ArmageddonFinancial Regulation Not as Ugly as It Looks - Capital Gains and Games
Lehman, the Credit Crisis and "Like, Whatever" - Felix Salmon, Reuters
Are We Hitting Peak Oil Demand? Ha! - Paul Kedrosky, Infectious Greed
Is the NBER Trying to Have It Both Ways? - Barry Ritholtz, The Big Picture
85% of Stocks Above 50-Day Moving Averages - Bespoke Investment Group
What Business Should Want Out of Financial Reform - Justin Fox, HBR
Do We Really Want Housing Starts to Increase? - Seeking Alpha
Lehman Brothers Has Enron Overtones - Diane Francis, National Post
The Filibuster Effect On the Market - Eric Singer, Future of Capitalism
Kudlow & Krugman Agree On Inflation - Kurt Brouwer, Fundmastery Blog
The Coming Rebound in Private Credit Demands - Morgan Stanley
RealClearMarkets Research Reports
Consequences of Extraordinary Recklessness - John Hussman, HussmanA Strong Yuan Is In China's Interest - Axel Merk, Merk Investments
February Housing Starts Fell Modestly - Mark Vitner, Wells Fargo
A Zone of Economic Uncertainty - Joseph Calhoun, Alhambra Investments