RealClearMarkets Week of July 27, 2009 Archives

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Monday, July 27
Is Goldman Sachs Evil? Or Really Good?
Joe Hagan New York Magazine
This Is Wall Street's Banking Crisis
Robert Wilmers Washington Post
The Bank That Bailed Out Itself: Lessons from CIT
John Tamny Forbes
Ben Bernanke Should Be Reappointed
Nouriel Roubini New York Times
Bernanke Shouldn't Be Reappointed
Anna Schwartz New York Times
A Fed Transparency Compromise?
Alfred Tella Washington Times
Translating ObamaCare Into Plain English
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
Earnings: Don't Buy Into the Street's Spin
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
Market Fortunes Are In the Charts
Anatole Kaletsky Times of London
Summer's Debt Dogs Are July's Hottest Stocks
John Dorfman Bloomberg
When Good Investor Thinking Goes Bad
Brett Arends MarketWatch
The Future of American Industry
Irwin Stelzer The Weekly Standard
Why Skilled Immigrants Are Leaving U.S.
Moira Herbst BusinessWeek
A New China Diaologue
Hillary Clinton & Tim Geithner Wall Street Journal


Tuesday, July 28
Recessions Are Rarely Long Lasting
Paul Ormerod Financial Times
Investing Rules For the "End of Civilization"
Paul Farrell MarketWatch
Stock Markets Rise As Economies Bomb
Jeremy Warner Daily Telegraph
Analyzing Those Great Housing Figures
John Crudele New York Post
Bashing Goldman Sachs Is a Game for Fools
Michael Lewis Bloomberg
Amazon.com's Troubling Digital Reach
David Ulin Los Angeles Times
The Trade Deficit's Unhappy Decline
Richard Rahn Washington Times
But We Have a World Leadership Deficit
Diane Francis Financial Post
The West Can't Spend, China Won't
Carl Mortished Times of London
Why Israel's Economy Is So Important
George Gilder The American
Renewable Energy's Sad Reality
Paul Driessen Investor's Business Daily
Suspend Mark-to-Market--Now
Brian Wesbury & Robert Stein Forbes
Dethrone King Ben Bernanke and His Court
Amity Shlaes Bloomberg
Ben Bernanke Should Have More Time to Try
Andrew Leonard Salon


Wednesday, July 29
Let's Break Up the Federal Reserve
Amar Bhide Wall Street Journal
Hurrying Into the Next Financial Panic?
Paul Wilmott New York Times
Ten Ways to Improve the Next Financial Cycle
Alex Pollock American
Wall Street's Empty Boom - Don't Be Misled
Nicole Gelinas New York Post
Bailing Out Homeowners Isn't Easy
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets
The Case Against the Case Against Google
Farhad Manjoo Slate
Apple, Secrecy and Suicide
David Pierson & Alex Pham Los Angeles Times
The Misguided Urge to Regulate Wireless
Thomas Hazlett BusinessWeek
Asia Rises, One Giant At a Time
Shankar Acharya Financial Times
Curb Oil Speculation? Oh, That's Just Silly
Jon Birger Fortune
Why Were the 1920s the Roaring Twenties?
Thomas Cooley Forbes
The Republicans' Anti-Tax Fantasy
Steven Pearlstein Washington Post
Are the Republicans Too Pessimistic?
Larry Kudlow RealClearMarkets
Congress Will Soon Recess: Time to Buy
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch


Thursday, July 30
The Chinese Creditors Come Calling
Robert Scheer The Nation
Washington Learns to Stop Lecturing Beijing
Nina Easton Fortune
Brace for a Decade of Lower China Growth
Michael Pettis Financial Times
The Road Ahead For The Global Economy
Nouriel Roubini Forbes
The Rule of Law and the Wealth of Nations
Reuven Brenner First Things
Why Investors Should Ignore Gross Domestic Product
John Tamny RCM
Can the Fed Forecast Bubbles?
Donald Luskin Wall Street Journal
Economics Falls Into Existential Crisis
Edmund Conway Daily Telegraph
Simple Rules For a Complex Financial World
Vincent Reinhart American
Goldman Hatred Might Cost You Your Bonus
Jonathan Weil Bloomberg
Can We Please Shut Up About Goldman Sachs?
Heidi Moore Big Money
Obama's Cuts Net 0.0025% In Savings
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
What Business Thinks of Obama
Jane Sasseen BusinessWeek
Why We Should Celebrate Profits
Stephen L. Carter Washington Post
The Health Bankruptcy Myth
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RealClearMarkets


Friday, July 31
Wall Street Pay Didn't Cause the Crisis
Floyd Norris New York Times
Wall Street Creates the Next Crisis
Steven Pearlstein Washington Post
How Obama Should Talk to Wall Street
Richard Lingeman The Nation
Invest Your Money Now If You Hate Congress?
Chuck Jaffe MarketWatch
A Level Playing Field for Investors
Sen. Ted Kaufman RealClearMarkets
A Tougher Market for U.S. Treasury Issues
Ian King Times of London
Does Income Inequality Really Still Matter?
Will Wilkinson The Week
Taxing the Top 1% Is a Bad Way to Pay for Reform
Bruce Bartlett Forbes
Whatever the Reform, Don't Tie It to Jobs
Matt Miller Financial Times
Ruth Madoff's $45M Stash
Allan Dodds Frank & Lucinda Franks Daily Beast
Google's Android Plans Smart-Phone Attack
Rich Jaroslovsky Bloomberg
Hands Off Microsoft-Yahoo, Please
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Signs of Life In the Housing Market
Gerald O'Driscoll Wall Street Journal
The Economic Recovery Puzzle's Missing Piece
Jon Markman MSN Money
Saturday, August 1
Hardy Capitalism and a New Bull Market
Larry Kudlow RealClearMarkets
Count On Three Things In This Recovery
Tom Petruno Los Angeles Times
Stocks: Tame End to Great July
Elizabeth Trotta The Street.com
Is China Leading a Global Recovery?
Maria Bartiromo BusinessWeek
Can China's Economic Growth Save the World?
Bill Powell TIME
Why China's Stimulus Is Working
Zachary Karabell The New Republic
Healthcare Reform Could Kill Market Rally
Donald Luskin SmartMoney
Health Reform as American as Medicare
Paul Krugman New York Times
Slowly But Surely Healthcare Is Nationalizing
Daniel Gross Slate
Putting National Healthcare In Perspective
Mark Rice Forbes
"Nice" Banks Weren't Part of the Rescue Plan
Joe Nocera New York Times
Goldman's Quarter-Trillion-Dollar Cushion
Robert Lenzner Forbes
The Messy Issue of 'Too Big To Fail'
David Ellis CNNMoney.com
Guaranty Bank's Failure Would Be Biggest of 2009
Colin Barr Fortune
California Isn't Out of the Woods Yet
John Fund Wall Street Journal
Monday, August 3
Is Economic Equality Worth the Loss of Prosperity?
Bill Frezza RCM
Recession Has Ended, But the Pain Hasn't
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
Did 'Cash for Clunkers' Boost Sales?
Jeremy Anwyl Wall Street Journal
The Housing Crisis Isn't Over Yet
James Surowiecki The New Yorker
Stocks Rally When Presidential Ratings Fall
Terry Keenan New York Post
About ObamaCare, America Seeks 2nd Opinion
Brian Gould M.D. RCM
A Doctor Defends National Health Care
Michael Rachlis Los Angeles Times
Steven Rattner Spins Out of Control
Steve Fishman New York Magazine
China's Future: Hobbled By Old Age
Rosemary Righter Times of London
Rewarding Wall Street's Bad Actors
Paul Krugman New York Times
The Making of Bernie Madoff
Jerry Oppenheimer The Daily Beast
How a Little Inflation Could Help a Lot
Tyler Cowen New York Times
Fed Indepedence Is an Unconstitutional Myth
John Tamny Forbes
Green Tech Needs a Green Light
John Doerr & Jeff Immelt Washington Post


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