RealClearMarkets Week of September 8, 2008 Archives

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Monday, September 8
Detroit's Blackmail Attempt
Paul Ingrassia Wall Street Journal
Chrome's Raison D'Etre Remains a Mystery
John Dvorak Marketwatch
Obama Would Tax the Most Productive
Conrad Black National Post
Taxes: McCain's Convenient Untruth
Sebastian Mallaby Washington Post
Be On Red Alert for U.S. Market Chaos
Bill Fleckenstein MSNMoney
Economy Faces Perils, Doesn't Die
John Berry Bloomberg
The Economy's Uncertain Outlook
Irwin Stelzer Weekly Standard
Fannie, Freddie: The Biggest Losers
Colin Barr Fortune
Intervention Should Assure Recovery
Anatole Kaletsky Times of London
Paulson's Seizure Smacks of Expropriation
Editorial New York Sun
A Delicate Balance in Fannie/Freddie Action
Mohamed El-Erian FT
LTCM Is a Short-Term Memory
Roger Lowenstein New York Times
Latin America Wants Free Trade
Latin America Wants Free Trade
LTCM Is a Short-Term Memory
Roger Lowenstein New York Times
A Delicate Balance in Fannie/Freddie Action
Mohamed El-Erian FT
Paulson's Seizure Smacks of Expropriation
Editorial New York Sun
Intervention Should Assure Recovery
Anatole Kaletsky Times of London
Fannie, Freddie: The Biggest Losers
Colin Barr Fortune
The Economy's Uncertain Outlook
Irwin Stelzer Weekly Standard
Economy Faces Perils, Doesn't Die
John Berry Bloomberg
Be On Red Alert for U.S. Market Chaos
Bill Fleckenstein MSNMoney
Taxes: McCain's Convenient Untruth
Sebastian Mallaby Washington Post
Obama Would Tax the Most Productive
Conrad Black National Post
Chrome's Raison D'Etre Remains a Mystery
John Dvorak Marketwatch
Detroit's Blackmail Attempt
Paul Ingrassia Wall Street Journal


Tuesday, September 9
What's Next for Fannie and Freddie?
Steven Rattner Washington Post
Fannie/Freddie Bailout Baloney
Gerald O'Driscoll New York Post
Fat Fannie and Freddie
Editorial Los Angeles Times
Fannie Mae's Patron Saint
Editorial Wall Street Journal
Paulson's Bazooka Talk Foretold Bailout
A. Ross Sorkin New York Times
End of America's Bad Mortgage Dream
Terence Corcoran National Post
They Called Fannie/Freddie's Demise Early....
New York Sun
Strong Dollar: Footprint of Better Policy
Redenbaugh & Juliano RCM
The Bearish Tone of Yesterday's Rally
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
Venezuela Plays the Russia (Oil) Card
Editorial Investor's Bus. Daily
Is China Really an Economic Threat?
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
Mark-to-Market Now Mark-to-Taxpayer
Brian Wesbury FT Portfolios


Wednesday, September 10
Congress Must Stabilize the Dollar
Rep. Ted Poe RealClearMarkets
How The Euro Gained Its Strength
Otmar Issing New York Sun
Fannie, Freddie's New Derivatives Cliffhanger
B. Levisohn BusinessWeek
Paulson's Plan Is a Major Disappointment
Peter Wallison Forbes
Paulson's Takeover: So Far, So Good
Colin Barr Fortune
Obama Has The Edge on the Economy
Gerald Seib Wall Street Journal
Fannie's Demise Rooted in the Swinging '60s
Amity Shlaes Bloomberg
Federal Mortgage Success Stories
Eric Dash New York Times
How to Save Detroit and $50 Billion
Holman Jenkins Wall Street Journal
What $300 Oil Will Mean for You
Lawrence Strauss SmartMoney
In America, The Poor Don't Work
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets
Trade Deficits: Another Non-Problem
Richard Rahn Washington Times


Thursday, September 11
Joyous Loathing at Lehman Brothers' Collapse
Michael Lewis Bloomberg
Tough Times for Chief at Lehman
Louise Story New York Times
Dick Fuld's Pride May Come Before a Fall
David Wighton Times of London
Take This Weekend Off, Hank
John Gapper Financial Times
Bailout for Billionaires
Editorial Wall Street Journal
Can Global Economy Power Ahead Without U.S.?
Daniel Gross Slate
Will Bailouts Make Economic Problems Worse?
Nicole Gelinas IBD
The Sarah Surge in Black and White
Larry Kudlow RealClearMarkets
The Low-Tax Left
Dan Gerstein Forbes
Economy Says: Election is Too Close to Call
Tom Stevenson Telegraph
Rep. Ted Poe Is Right About the Dollar
Louis Woodhill RealClearMarkets
Date The Housing-Market Free Fall Will End
James Cramer NY Mag


Friday, September 12
Divided Government Best for Markets
Don Luskin Wall Street Journal
Henry Paulson's Backward Bailout
Editorial The Nation
We're No Longer Capitalists
Anatole Kaletsky Times of London
Fannie, Freddie and No Chris Dodd
Hubbard & Neusner Washington Post
Lehman's Assurances Ring Hollow
Floyd Norris New York Times
Fuld Learns the Wrong History Lessons
Tracy Corrigan Daily Telegraph
Wall Street's $100bb Tax Dodge
Bernhard Warner Slate
The Greenback and Commodity Prices
Steve Hanke H.C. Wainwright
Oil 'Speculators' Unfairly Scapegoated
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Uninsured Bank Deposits Not Guaranteed
Bill Donoghue MarketWatch
Reagan Redux: Ending America's Malaise
David Malpass Forbes
Can U.S. Invent Its Way Back to Top?
Michael Mandel Business Week
Saturday, September 13
Lehman Races Clock; Crisis Spreads
Susanne Craig et al Wall St. Journal
Lehman Brothers Bailout? Just Say No
Jesse Eisinger Portfolio
If Lehman Fails, Would You Feel It?
Tom Petruno Los Angeles Times
A Vicious Cycle, Gone Global
Steven Pearlstein Washington Post
'Franron' Bailout: Good Plan, Bad News
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
Sec'y Paulson Wants a Halt to Public Bailouts
K. Guha Financial Times
A Big Regulator for the Little Investor
William Gruver New York Times
Financial Markets Need A Referee
Barry Ritholtz Forbes
Time To Redefine What a Recession Is Exactly
The Economist
The Progressive Case For Free Trade
Joe Lieberman IBD Editorials
How China Helps Americaâ??s Poor
Heather Wilhelm The American
Google Not Yet Ready for Prime Time
Richard Siklos Fortune
Monday, September 15
Ultimatum by Paulson Sparked Frantic End
Deborah Solomon et al WSJ
Chaos Doesn't Rule Out Recovery
Anatole Kaletsky Times of London
Wall Street's Perfect Storm
David Henry BusinessWeek
Where Did It All Go Wrong?
David Weidner MarketWatch
Lehman's Warning Call for Wall Street
Sloan & Boyd Fortune
A Lesson from Lehman
Editorial New York Sun
Lehman Is Toxic at Any Price
Peter Morici RealClearMarkets
Hubris--Is Thy Name Richard Fuld?
Frank Partnoy Financial Times
A Stunning Fall for Merill Lynch
Louise Story New York Times
Wall Street Privatizes U.S. Government
Charles Dumas Daily Telegraph
The Choice: Capitalism or Regulation
Joseph Calhoun RealClearMarkets
Too Few Regulations? No, Just Ineffective Ones
Tyler Cowen NY Times


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