RealClearMarkets December 30, 2008 Archives

RealClearMarkets AM Update

A Year Truly Worth Forgetting

Jonathan Hoenig SmartMoney

In '09, Not Much to Cheer About Either

John Gapper Financial Times

Lessons From the Year of Bernie Madoff

Eugene Robinson Washington Post

Very Little Comfort and Joy In 2009

Irwin Stelzer Weekly Standard

M&A for Next Year Looks Very Grim

Ben Steverman Business Week

Falling Profits Point to Undervalued Equities

Wesbury & Stein Forbes

Financial Change We Can All Believe In

Jennifer Openshaw MarketWatch

Why Detroit's Union Problem Is Especially Bad

Logan Robinson WSJ

We Must Consider Redoing Globalization

Sherle Schwenninger Nation

Memo to Obama: Cut Taxes for All

Editorial Investor's Business Daily

Gazprom, Once Mighty, Is Reeling

Andrew Kramer New York Times

Bankers Don't Need Politicians Meddling In Loans

John Berry Bloomberg

RealClearMarkets PM Update

Recession, Recovery & Trade War--Welcome to 2009!

Financial Times

Good Riddance to '08. Will '09 Be Another Bummer?

A. Abelson Barron's

Politics and Power: Fannie Mae's Last Stand

Bethany McLean Vanity Fair

Capitalism Worst System Except for the Rest

Caroline Baum Blooomberg

The Last Thing We Need Is To Stimulate Consumption

Joel Kotkin Forbes

Will Work for Praise: The Web's Free-Labor Economy

S. Baker BizWeek

This Oil Man Favors a Gas-Tax Hike

Nicholas Varchaver Fortune

The Global Credit Crisis as History

Barry Eichengreen Cal-Berkeley

RealClearMarkets Research Reports

Global Central Bank Focus

Paul McCulley Pimco Asset Management

T'is the Season for Giving...While Saving?

Carol Mulcahy Cumberland

Football Remains America's Favorite Sport

Jeffrey Jones Gallup

Trends/Cycles/Danger of Historical Extrapolation

John Silvia Wachovia

RealClearMarkets Transcripts & Videos

Shiller/Siegel: Leveraged 50 to 1, Is Fed the Next Bear Stearns?

CNBC

A Remedy for Budget Shortfalls? Higher Property Taxes

Bloomberg

Is Raising the Tax on Gasoline The New Way Forward?

CNBC

Will Emerging Markets Rebound in the New Year?

MarketWatch

A Bumpy (and Inflationary) Road Ahead for 2009

Fortune

Chamorro Says Madoff Scandal 'Shouldn't Be a Surprise'

Bloomberg

What To Expect from Crude Oil and Natural Gas in 2009

Barron's

2009: Fear and Loathing in the Stock Market?

Kudlow & Company

Hatzius & Lonski on the Economy & the Credit Markets

CNBC

RealClearMarkets Off The Street

STOP with the 2009 Predictions PLEASE!

Howard Lindzon

Niall Ferguson's 'The Ascent of Money'--Episode 1 of 6

Infectious Greed

Financial Globalization Has Ground To a Halt

Follow The Money

A List of Banks In Dire Straits

John Carney Clusterstock

The Next Installment of Moral Hazard: GMAC

Market Movers

New York, New York: Americaâ??s Resilient City

Edward Glaeser Economix

There's No Household Debt Crisis

Scott Grannis Calafia Beach Pundit

For Just How Long Will Deflation Be With Us?

Capital Spectator

Oh, What Some Investors Wouldn't Give To Be Down 40%

Money & Co.

No, Jim Cramer, Social Security Is Not a Ponzi Scheme

Crossing Wall St.

You Think Stocks Have Been Hit Hard? Try Commodities

Bespoke IG

Did Letting Lehman Bros Go Save The Market?

John Carney Clusterstock

Job Losses Stem from Layoffs, Not Voluntary Quitting

David Beckworth

Casting Call for the Lehman Brothers Movie

Heidi Moore Deal Journal

Martin Feldstein Is Wrong on Fiscal Stimulus

Capital Gains and Games

RealClearMarkets Markets News & Analysis

Credit-Default Swaps: From Cash Cow To Dangerous Device

Wash Post

Economy's Gloom Expected To Lift by Late '09

Christian Science Monitor

The Undeniable Shift To John Maynard Keynes

Financial Times

TV Retains Marketing Dollars in Hard Times

New York Times