RealClearMarkets January 2, 2009 Archives

RealClearMarkets AM Update

Will Banks and Markets Recover in '09?

Nouriel Roubini Project Syndicate

Markets Limp Into 2009 After a Bruising Year

Vikas Bajaj NY Times

After the Collapse, Guarded Hope for '09

E.S. Browning Wall St. Journal

Who Saw The Housing Bubble Coming?

Bruce Bartlett Forbes

The Year of Investing Dangerously

Graydon Carter Vanity Fair

The Bottom Is Clear & It's Up from Here

Thomas Kostigen MarketWatch

Should We Fear a Trade Backlash?

Barry Eichengreen Comment Is Free

The Problem with All This Doom & Gloom

Samuel Brittan Financial Times

Labor Pains Are Not Easily Shared

Steven Pearlstein Washington Post

Tax on Hope Chills Next Generation of Investors

A. Shlaes Bloomberg

Dividends Key in a Bear Market

Wade Hansen Learning Markets

What To Watch on the Charts in 2009

Michael Kahn Barron's

The Next Generation of Bright, Young Economists

The Economist

Let's Write the Rating Agencies Out of Our Law

Robert Rosenkranz WSJ

RealClearMarkets PM Update

The Dismal Economistâ??s Joyless Triumph

Joseph Stiglitz Project Syndicate

If This Is Like '32, There Will Be Hope As Well As Pain

John Authers FT

The Hope Indicators: 10 Things To Watch in 2009

Zubin Jelveh Portfolio

10 Dumbest Things on Wall Street in 2008

Gregg Greenberg TheStreet

In Saving the World, The Fed Beats Treasury

Anthony Karydakis Fortune

Madoff Wreckage Bangs Feeder Funds, Auditors

Jane Quinn Bloomberg

Mortgages: What You Need To Know in '09

Peter Coy BusinessWeek

Rajan Was Unpopular-But Prescient-at Greenspan Party

J. Lahart WSJ

RealClearMarkets Research Reports

The Aftermath of Financial Crises

C. Reinhart & K. Rogoff Harvard/NBER

Financial Crises, Past & Present

David Cogman & Richard Dobb McKinsey

The IMF on Fiscal Policy in a Crisis

Richard Baldwin VoxEU

More Bernie Madoffs & Sarbanes-Oxleys Ahead?

Raymond James

RealClearMarkets Transcripts & Videos

NYSE's Niederauer Sees 'Too Much Volatility' in Market

Bloomberg

The Five Worst Days of 2008

Win Rosenfeld The Big Money

2008 Was the Worst Year for Stocks Since 1931

MarketWatch

Where Is Oil Headed in 2009? Daryl Guppy Says Down, Then Up

CNBC

RealClearMarkets Off The Street

If This Isn't 1929-'32 Again, History Sees a Market Rebound

Money & Co.

We Ignored The Oracles of Doom at Our Own Peril

Real Time Economics

2009 Predictions I Hope Are Dead Wrong

Craig Brown Seeking Alpha

Relitigating '98 at the End of '08

Brad Setser Follow The Money

Refuted Economic Doctrines #1: Efficient Markets Hypothesis

J. Quiggin

Zero Is Not A Lower Bound For Interest Rates

Barkley Rosser EconoSpeak

RealClearMarkets Markets News & Analysis

Berkshire Has â??Nowhere to Hideâ?? in Worst Drop in 3 Decades

Bloomberg

Decision To Award Bailout Money To City National Bank Probed

LAT

Colleges Profit as Banks Market Credit Cards to Students

NY Times

In Banking's New Order, Charlotte Is a Major Player

Charlotte Observer