April 30, 2014 Archives

RealClearMarkets Morning Edition

I Don't Earn Less Because Paul Krugman Earns More
Michael Tanner, NR
The Case Against Piketty Is Shockingly Weak
Brian Beutler, New Republic
Why Mr. Piketty Has the Rich Rattled
Doyle McManus, Los Angeles Times
Real Inequality Problem Is Opportunity Sapping Govt
Pete Du Pont, WSJ
Look Out, Inflation Is Headed This Way
Anthony Mirhaydari, MSN Money
It Would Be a Shock If the FOMC Changes Direction
Stephen Oliner, RCM
Economy Acts As Predicted, Except When It Doesn't
Irwin Stelzer, TWS
Playing Defense In a Market In Transition
Kevin Marder, MarketWatch
Detroit's Message to Investors? There Will Be Blood
Steven Malanga, CJ
Can Louis Bacon Turn Around Taos?
Cecile Rohwedder, Wall Street Journal
Tom Steyer May Sink In Climate Alarmism Ship
Peter Foster, Nat'l Post
The Largest LBO Ever Finally Hits Bankruptcy
Matt Levine, Bloomberg
The Minimum Wage Has Its Origins In Racism
Carrie Sheffield, Forbes
As Prices Rise, the Housing Recovery Wobbles
Paul Davidson, USA Today
Is Your Rent Too High? Move To Singapore
Shaila Dewan, New York Times

RealClearMarkets Afternoon Edition

The Biggest Geopolitical Risk of Our Time
Nouriel Roubini, Project Synd.
Economy's Winter Nap: Deeper Than We Thought
Matthew Philips, BW
Here's A Chart You Won't See On CNBC
Tyler Durden, Zero Hedge
Beware When "Uncertainty" Is Banished
Michael Santoli, Yahoo Finance
Who's Right on Bubble? Buffett or Einhorn?
Steve Tobak, Fox Business
It's Not a Tech Bubble -- It's Tech Roulette
James O'Toole, CNNMoney
How Google Can Steal Facebook's Candy
Ben Thompson, Bloomberg
Don't "Reform" Fannie, Rethink Housing Policy
Liz Peek, Fiscal Times
Sorry China, US Still World's #1 Economic Power
James Pethokoukis, AEI
Vladimir Putin Called: He Wants His Warships
Vivienne Walt, Fortune

RealClearMarkets Research Reports

The 10,000 Commandments
Wayne Crews,Competitive Enterprise Institute
Is Inequality the "Defining Issue" Of Our Time?
Byron Wien, Blackstone
Has the Dollar Lost Its Safe Haven Status?
Axel Merk, Merk Investments
Housing: Not As Bad As It Looks
Brian Wesbury & Robert Stein, First Trust

RealClearMarkets Off The Street

Regulating Away the American Dream
John Stossel, Reason
Department Of Misleading Stats
Eddy Elfenbein, Crossing Wall Street
Whither The US Consumer?
Macro Man
The Anti-Trust Of Obamacare, Part 2
Ironman, Political Calculations
Some Perspective On Bonds
Erik Swarts, Market Anthropology
The Compensation Abuse of the 1%
Roger Lowenstein, Bloomberg
It's Only Like This, Until It's Like That
Lance Roberts, STA Wealth
Things You'll Never Hear From A Portfolio Manager
Ben Carlson
Bubbles Go Up...Until They Don't
Jeffrey Snider, Alhambra Partners
A Commitment To Truth
Robert Seawright, Above The Market
Why Pfizer Wants To Renounce Its US Citizenship
Wonkblog
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