RealClearMarkets Week of October 26, 2009 Archives

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Monday, October 26
Don't Ignore the Need for Financial Reform
George Soros Financial Times
Six Steps to Revitalize the Financial System
S. Weill & J. Kraushaar WSJ
Washington's Systemicially Incompetent Regulators
James Keller RCM
Why Banks Stay Big to Begin With
James Surowiecki The New Yorker
Paul Volcker's Warnings Are Being Ignored
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
Five Myths About Wall Street Bonuses
Roy Smith Washington Post
Can Main Street Catch Up With Wall Street?
Moira Herbst BusinessWeek
Are You Ready to Subsidize Reporters?
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
Is the State of California Finished?
John Judis The New Republic
California Change May Foretell Economic Renewal
Steve Forbes Forbes
The Dethroning of King Dollar?
Irwin Stelzer The Weekly Standard
Government Porkfare Isn't Recession's Cure
Caroline Baum Bloomberg
The Impressive Absurdity of Insider Trading Rules
John Tamny Forbes
In This 10-Year Race, Bonds Win By a Mile
Jeff Sommer New York Times


Tuesday, October 27
Einhorn's Next Call Won't Be Easy As Lehman
William Pesek Bloomberg
Is the Economy Turning Japanese?
Christopher Wood Wall Street Journal
The Economy Is Not So Unequal
Brian Wesbury & Robert Stein Forbes
The Case for More Economic Stimulus
Editorial New York Times
Why the Economy Has Everyone Depressed
John Crudele New York Post
The Credit Crunch Is Washington's Creation
Bill Flax RealClearMarkets
It's a Shame Main Street Saved Wall Street
Ken Griffin Financial Times
Central Banks Are a Hazard to the Banks
Terence Corcoran National Post
Why We Don't Hate 'Evil' Wal-Mart Anymore
Hank Gilman Fortune
The Real (Congressional) Pay Scandal
Richard Rahn Washington Times
GS, the Waltons and Their Hotel Money Pit
Allan Sloan Washington Post
Goldman's Chainsaw Massacre Costume Party
Paul Farrell MarketWatch
Desperately Seeking Bruce Bartlett
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
The U.S. Must Pass Cap and Trade
Tim Flannery Los Angeles Times


Wednesday, October 28
Efficient Market Theory and the Crisis
Jeremy Siegel Wall Street Journal
Let's Cheer the Death of Old Economics
Anatole Kaletsky Times of London
When Fear Dominates and Hope Retreats
Bill Gross Pimco Asset Mgmt.
Wall Street's Bonus Outrage Continues
Greg Kaufmann The Nation
Wall Street Pay Curbs Are Bad Policy
Charles Calomiris Financial Times
A $250 Drop In the Wrong Bucket
David Leonhardt New York Times
What Happens When the Stimulus Ceases?
Neil Irwin Washington Post
'Jobs Created or Saved' Is a Political Fantasy
Caroline Baum Bloomberg
Economic Freedom Fighters Must Unite
Larry Kudlow RealClearMarkets
Paul Volcker and Mervyn King Are Slapped Down
Thomas Cooley Forbes
We Must Also Reform Fan & Fred
Mark Calabria Investor's Business Daily
Learning to Be Pro-Market, Not Pro-Business
Luigi Zingales City Journal
After the Anger, the Future of Hedge Funds
Todd Harrison MarketWatch
The IRS, and Our Latest Housing Scam
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets


Thursday, October 29
Despite Mega Bailouts, Banks Still Not Lending
Editorial New York Times
GMAC Bailouts Show Limits of Bank Reform
Theo Francis BusinessWeek
Why Obama's Bank Fix Should Go Further
Noam Scheiber New Republic
Banks Should Be Divided Into Three Parts
John Gapper Financial Times
The Decline and Fall of the U.S. Dollar
Kevin Cook MarketWatch
Dollar Selloff Triggers Global Alarms
Anthony Faiola Washington Post
Paul Volcker: Where Are You Now?
AJ Sull National Post
Are Capital Controls In Fashion Again?
Nouriel Roubini Forbes
Investors Are Seeing Green With the Greenback
Steven Sears Barron's
Remembering When the Fed Was Boring
Vincent Reinhart The American
Stimuli Can Be Safely Removed
Tim Bond Financial Times
Economic Justice and Economic Growth
John Chapman RealClearMarkets
Why the Goldman-AIG Story Won't Go Away
Jonathan Weil Bloomberg
The Public Opt-Out Provision Is No Panacea
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RCM
Why Big Oil May Be the Big Play Right Now
Jon Markman MSN Money


Friday, October 30
Outrage on Main: What's Wrong With Wall Street
Allan Sloan TIME
The Pay Czar Is Unconstitutional
Michael McConnell Wall Street Journal
To Rein In Pay, Let's Rein In Wall Street
Floyd Norris New York Times
Wall Street Tale Lacks Happy Ending
Steven Pearlstein Washington Post
No More Bullish Now Than 2,000 Points Ago
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
How to Avoid a Repeat of the Great Crash
Peter Clarke Financial Times
The Recession and Entrepreneurialism
Scott Shane The American
Pay Down the Deficit Only After Recovery
William Greider The Nation
3.5% GDP Boost Is Wasteful Growth
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
MBAs Confront a Savage Job Market
Anne VanderMey BusinessWeek
Do Banks Have Something (Commercial) to Hide?
Colin Barr Fortune
Not So Gentle Ben
Stephen Moore & John Tamny The American Spectator
Today's Economy Resembles the Great Depression
Bruce Bartlett Forbes
Much Like the '30s, Intervention Is Killing the Economy
Ron Paul Forbes
Saturday, October 31
Big Sell-Off Ends Wall Street's Week
Alexandra Twin CNNMoney
Investors Call into Question the Recovery
Renae Merleq Washington Post
No Stupid Questions, Only Stupid Investments
Chuck Jaffe MarketWatch
Three Stocks for a Stock Picker's Market
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
CliffsNotes of Four Columns To Come
Joe Nocera New York Times
You Want Names? We'll Give You Names
Morgan Housel The Motley Fool
Q3 Jump More Than Smoke and Mirrors
Robert Johnson Morningstar
What We Learned From the GDP Number
Donald Luskin SmartMoney
Women Say More About an Economy than Cash
William Pesek Bloomberg
The Nascent War on Inflation: The Fed Hawks?
Jim McTague Barron's
The Good and The Bad News about the Stimulus
Peter Coy BusinessWeek
SEC Probes of Madoff Were "A Nightmare"
Paul Smalera The Big Money
The Fifteen Best Places To Find a Green Job
Anne Fisher Fortune
What Do the Bailed-Out Banks Owe the Taxpayer?
Melik Kaylan Forbes
Tell Me Please: What Exactly Is a Banker Worth?
Justin Fox Time
The Case for Dividend-Tracking ETFs
Don Dion TheStreet.com
Monday, November 2
The Problem With Insider Trading
Andy Kessler Wall Street Journal
Mother of All Carry Trades Faces Bust
Nouriel Roubini Financial Times
An Interview with Charlie Gasparino
Dan Holland RealClearMarkets
Wall Street, Meet Ken Feinberg, the Pay Czar
Stephen Gandel TIME
Ken Feinberg Won't Impact Wall Street Pay
Greg Kaufmann The Nation
Junk Science Returns to the White House
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
Japan's Debt Is Truly Troubling
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph
Why Is Wal-Mart Taking On Amazon?
James Surowiecki The New Yorker
Anti-Trust: Who Exempted Insurers?
Michael Hiltzik Los Angeles Times
Stimulus: Too Little Of a Good Thing
Paul Krugman New York Times
Supply-Side Ideas, Turned Upside Down
Greg Mankiw New York Times
The State of States: California vs. Texas
William Voegeli City Journal
Ben Bernanke Is a Walking Economic Fallacy
John Tamny Forbes
The Federal Reserve's Nascent War On Inflation
Jim McTague Barron's


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