RealClearMarkets Week of June 8, 2009 Archives

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Monday, June 8
Doesn't Look Like a Robust Recovery
James Hamilton Econbrowser
If Economy Improves, Does GOP Have a Plan B?
J. Pethokoukis Reuters
Will It Be Another Jobless Recovery?
Sudeep Reddy Real Time Economics
Fifty Little Herbert Hoovers Start Making Decisions
Free Exchange
Is Apple's Steve Jobs Obsolete?
Alan Deutschman The Daily Beast
How To Fix Financial Television
Barry Ritholtz Big Picture
Are Stocks Still Good for the Long Run?
Justin Fox TIME
10 Books To Help You Understand the Crisis
Barry Ritholtz Big Picture
Why Is the American Health Care System So Expensive?
Becker-Posner
Why Youâ??re Going To Save More, Like It Or Not
Rick Newman Flow Chart
Housing Prices Likely To Crash & Remain Low
Henry Blodget Clusterstock
Truth Behind Unemployment Reports
John Jagerson Learning Markets


Tuesday, June 9
How TARP Paybacks Expose the Weakest Banks
Rick Newman Flow Chart
9 Reasons Why the Recovery Will Be a Bust
James Pethokoukis Reuters
That Worrying Wall of Debt
Vipal Monga The Deal
A Failure of Regulation, Not Capitalism
Edward Glaeser Economix
The Labor Market Has NOT Yet Signaled a Turning Point
Jeff Frankel
A Visit to Microsoft and Google
Joel Spolsky Inc.
The â??Part-Timezationâ?? of America
Izabella Kaminska FT Alphaville
Evan Newmark Is Horribly Wrong about Hank Paulson
True Slant
Gas Prices Sudden Step Into The Limelight
Doug McIntyre 24/7 Wall St.
The Angela Merkel Rift Is Worrying
Daniel Ben-Ami Fund Strategy
Top 10 Housing Markets for the Next 10 Years
Luke Mullins U.S. News
Obama Supports Iranian Nuclear Power, Not Ours
Rich Karlgaard Forbes
The Continuing Relevance of Peter Bernstein
Robert Teitelman The Deal
Big Banks Approaching the TARP Exit Ramp
Dealbook


Wednesday, June 10
Is the Almighty Dollar Dead?
Dan Burrows SmartMoney
The Fight Between the Buy Side and the Sell Side
Felix Salmon Reuters
Sidelined Cash Is Huge, But Is It Antsy To Go Somewhere?
Money & Co.
Fed's Lacker: No Rate Increases Until Growth Signals Clearer
WSJ
Oil Bull Market Is One of Its Strongest Ever
Bespoke Investment Group
Not Again: We Are Facing Another Jobless Recovery
Calculated Risk
TARP Repayments Show Banks Are Running the Show
Tech Ticker
The Constitutional Right to Question TARP
Stephen Grocer Deal Journal
Our Worst Fears Confirmed by TARP Repayments
Credit Writedowns
The Jobs Aren't Coming Back Anytime Soon
B. Kiviat Curious Capitalist
How Republicans Can Steal Health Care
Reihan Salam The Daily Beast
California, Home to the Highest Taxes in the Nation
Mike Shedlock


Thursday, June 11
More Reason for (Guarded) Hope on Jobs
David Leonhardt Economix
Nasdaq Has Way Too Many New 52 Week Highs
Trader's Narrative
Technical Analysts Worried by Light Volume
Robert Holmes TheStreet
Pass It Along: A Do-It-Yourself Stress-Test Spreadsheet
Rortybomb
Bond Market Just Says Yes to Green Shoots
Gwen Robinson FT Alphaville
How Important Is China To World Growth?
Menzie Chinn Econbrowser
5 Questions To Ask about Financial Oversight
Bob Kuttner Am. Prospect
Here Are The Most Interesting Facts Regarding the TARP
Donald Marron
The 'Lost Decade' for Venture Capital
Michael Mandel Economics Unbound
Ridiculous To Look for a Rate Hike This Year
Tim Duy Economist's View
The 10-Year Treasury Yield Dilemma
James Kostohryz Minyanville
What Else Rush Limbaugh Should Boycott
Rick Newman Flow Chart


Friday, June 12
Krugmanâ??s Crisis Responsibility: Reagan or Bush?
B. Ritholtz Big Picture
Just How Many Regulations is Goldman Exempt?
T. Durden Zero Hedge
Scalper Smackdown: Stub Hub vs. Ticketmaster
Mark Perry Carpe Diem
Captain Sully Probably Saved AIG Millions
Greg Michaels DealBreaker
Seeing Through Market Hype & Deception
Janice Dorn CNBC Guest Blog
Thinking About GDP Growth
Scott Grannis Calafia Beach Pundit
How To Invest In the Great Reset
Rich Karlgaard Forbes
How Bad Is the BofA/Merrill Lynch Scandal?
Derek Thompson Atlantic
Lessons from History with Anna Schwartz
American Public Media
Barney Frank Runs Away from Tough Questioning
Crossing Wall Street
Art Laffer's Argument Is a Bit of a Stretch
David Altig Macroblog
In G.M.â??s Chairman, a Choice Beyond Politics
Cyrus Sanati DealBook
Monday, June 15
We're Building the Foundation for the Next Crisis
Baseline Scenario
Obama and the Politics of Short Memories
E.J. Dionne Washington Post
The Trouble w/ Conrad's Healthcare Deal
Jacob Hacker The Treatment
9.91%--The Ominous Charge-Off Rate of Capital One
Zero Hedge
Fox Business Still Taking On Water
Douglas McIntyre 24/7 Wall Street
Transparency: The 20 Largest Bankruptcies in History
Good Magazine
Still Looking for, And Not Seeing, an Economic Recovery
Econbrowser
Paul Krugman's Fear for an American Lost Decade
Will Hutton Guardian
This Rally May Need a New Source of Fuel
Paul Lim New York Times
"Dumb Money" Is Now Bullish to an Extreme
Guy Lerner Technical Take
Will Taxpayers Ever Make Money on Their GM Investment?
Big Picture
Some TARP Banks Are Free at Last
Joseph Calhoun Alhambra Investments


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