RealClearMarkets Week of January 12, 2009 Archives

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Monday, January 12
Memo to the Banks: Start Lending or Else
David Smick Washington Post
No Doubt the GOP Would Raise Taxes Too
Matt Miller Wall Street Journal
Less Tax Cuts, More Government Investment
Paul Krugman NY Times
Trillion-Dollar Spending Spree Is Road to Ruin
Kevin Hassett Bloomberg
Hedge Fund Crisis of '08 Was Deja Vu
James Mackintosh Financial Times
Massive Forces Cloud Market Outlook
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
Bonds Are Accident Waiting to Happen
A. Evans-Pritchard Telegraph
Was the Latest Rally a Head Fake?
Jacqueline Thorpe National Post
Finance Scoundrels Have Little to Fear
Michael Hiltzik Los Angeles Times
Mark-to-Market's Impact On Portfolios
Vanessa Drucker Wealth Manager
When Americans Save, They Are Stimulating
John Tamny Forbes
$1 Trillion Package Is the New Billion
Irwin Stelzer Times of London


Tuesday, January 13
The Growing Clout of the Nouveau Poor
Barbara Ehrenreich The Nation
Show US Where TARP Funds Are Going
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
The Worst Part of the Recession Is Behind Us
Wesbury & Stein Forbes
No Way We'll See a Recovery In 2009
Paul Farrell MarketWatch
If We're Risk Averse, What Happened?
Michael Shermer City Journal
Clues to Trading Success Lie In the Womb
John Coates Financial Times
Meet the Mascot of the Subprime Debacle
Richard Cohen Washington Post
Madoff, Admitted Swindler, Escapes Jail Again
Ann Woolner Bloomberg
Obama: High Time for Hope to Trump Fear
Ashby Foote Clarion Ledger
A Financial Transactions Tax Is Where the Money Is
Bob Herbert NYT
Lesson for Obama: Gordon Brown's Tax Folly
Arnott & Tamny Telegraph
We're All Keynesians Once Again
George Melloan Wall Street Journal


Wednesday, January 14
Citigroup Crisis Is Emblem of Capital Drought
David Reilly Bloomberg
Long Live Financial Supermarket
Holman Jenkins Wall Street Journal
Bank Lends Little of Its Bailout Funds
Lipton & Nixon New York Times
The Federal Reserve Is On a High Wire
Thomas Cooley Forbes
Which Is Better? Monetary or Fiscal Stimulus?
Daniel Gross Slate
January Effect Arrives Right On Schedule
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
Will ExxonMobil Get Googled?
Mark Mills The American Spectator
Cheap Oil: Be Careful What You Wish For
Michael Klare The Nation
The Misleading New Deal Metaphor
James Piereson The Weekly Standard
Trade Gap Plunges; Feel Better Now?
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Obama: Labor or Worker Friendly?
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets
Barack: Beware the Money-Changers
Harold Meyerson Washington Post


Thursday, January 15
Let Bank Bailout Work
Martin Baily & Charles Schultze Washington Post
No End to the Suffering of Bank Shareholders
David Pauly Bloomberg
Why the Rush On TARP 2?
Robert Scheer The Nation
Citigroup Must Recruit a Zombie-Slayer
John Gapper Financial Times
Severity of Crisis May Get Geithner Confirmed
Nina Easton Fortune
Geithner 'Mistake' Is the Tax Gap In Profile
Editorial Wall Street Journal
Job's Health Is the Business of Investors
Michael Hiltzik Los Angeles Times
Madoff's Shared Much, But How Much?
David Segal & Alison Cowan NYT
Madoff Outsmarted Inept Regulators
David Weidner MarketWatch
Forecasting Pain, From the U.S. to Australia
Nouriel Roubini Forbes
Government Solutions Are Slowing the Economy
John Tamny RCM
The Economic Shape of Things to Come
Richard Rahn Washington Times


Friday, January 16
'Zombie' Companies Are An Economic Menace
Peter Coy Business Week
The End of Citi's Financial Supermarket
Andy Kessler Wall Street Journal
Formula For Fiscal Fitness
Backus Richardson & Roubini New York Post
Why 'Stimulus' Will Not Work
Louis Woodhill RealClearMarkets
Stimulus: Expensive but Necessary
Steven Pearlstein Washington Post
Debt Puts U.S. Living Standards In Jeopardy
Jim Jubak MSNMoney
A Theory of Two Big Balance Sheets
Alex Pollock The American
Credit Markets Showing Signs of Revival
Floyd Norris New York Times
Hugo Chavez Comes Crawling Back
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Obama: Apply Abe Lincoln's Market Ideals
Eric Smith RealClearMarkets
The Current Financial Crisis Is Global
William Greider The Nation
Equity Investors Will Be Smiling at Year End
Steve Forbes Forbes
Saturday, January 17
In Search of a Way to Save the Banks
Joe Nocera New York Times
If Plan B to Save Banks Fails, Try Plan A Again
Tom Petruno LA Times
Why Wall Street Is Like the Titanic
Robert Langreth Forbes
The Growing Foreclosure Crisis
ElBoghdady & Cohen Washington Post
Taking Stock of the Bush Economy
Editorial Wall Street Journal
World's Economy Needs Heroic Handling
Patrick Hosking Times of London
Conditions Today Aren't Like the '30s
Conrad Black National Post
MLK's Free-Market Legacy
Dwight Lee Investor's Business Daily
Obamamania May Be Investor Nightmare
Michael Sesit Bloomberg
Barack Obama Gets Down to Business
Jane Sasseen Business Week
Russia's Gas Story Isn't Simple
George Wittman American Spectator
The Real Problem with Tim Geithner
Jonathan Hoenig SmartMoney
Monday, January 19
Obama's Great Economic Foreboding
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
Jobs Programs Are Hardling Stimulating
Alfred Tella Washington Times
Real Recovery Won't Be Anytime Soon
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
Sfogliatelle Index Crashes, Deepening Economy's Woes
Bill Frezza RCM
Barack Obama Takes On the World Leaders
William Pesek Bloomberg
Four Fixes For America's Fiscal Fiasco
Clive Crook Financial Times
Free Press In Journalism, With Profits
Overholser & Cowan LA Times
Will Carlos Slim Save the New York Times?
Jon Fine Business Week
Will Anyone Give George W. Bush a Job?
Daniel Gross Slate
The World Is Indeed Economically Flat
Arthur Laffer New York Post
To Unfreeze Credit Markets, Stop Coddling Debtors
John Tamny Forbes
Keeping Dead Banks Walking
Paul Krugman New York Times


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