RealClearMarkets Week of March 15, 2010 Archives

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Monday, March 15
Market Speculators Are Doing God's Work
Paul Murphy Financial Times
And Short-Sellers Personify Downside Protection
John Tamny Forbes
Dodd's Financial Reforms Won't Fix Banks
Peter Morici RealClearMarkets
Who Can We Trust to Protect Our Money?
Carl Mortished Times of London
Is There a Magic Investment Formula?
John Coumarianos Morningstar
Shiller Shilling In Bearish Press
Alan Reynolds Investor's Business Daily
Avoid Negative-Worth Stocks Like the Plague
John Dorfman Bloomberg
How Overconfidence Hurts Male Investors
Jeff Sommer New York Times
AIG Might Actually Pay the Federal Reserve Back
Daniel Gross Slate
Why MBA Grads Are Going to the Far East
Michelle Conlin BusinessWeek
Private Equity's Egregious Tax Loophole
James Surowiecki New Yorker
Greece's Crisis Is Germany's Gain
Meaney & Mylonas Los Angeles Times
It's Time for the U.S. to Take On China
Paul Krugman New York Times
Does China Want a Showdown?
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph


Tuesday, March 16
A Potential Financial Doomsday Looms
Nelson Schwartz New York Times
'Wall Street' Sequel Is An Omen of US Collapse
Paul Farrell MarketWatch
We Expect More Upside Surprises
Brian Wesbury & Robert Stein Forbes
Five Lies About the American Economy
Tim Cavanaugh Reason
Obamacare Will Topple the Market
Jim Cramer TheStreet.com
Will Oil Hit $200 a Barrel After All?
Jim Jubak MSN Money
Investing Is Playing the Game of Risk
Jeffrey Saut Minyanville
At Lehman, Watchdogs Saw It All
Andrew Ross Sorkin New York Times
Dodd's Proposal Hits Wall Street Hard
Javers and McGrane Politico
6 Key Points of Dodd's Reform Bill
Binyamin Applebaum Washington Post
The Future of Capitalism in America
Alan Webber USA Today
The Incentive Model Rules the World
Warren Coats The Daily Caller
What's Fiscally the Matter With Illinois?
Josh Barro RealClearMarkets
Bubble or Not, China's Rise Is Real
Gideon Rachman Financial Times
In Bond Indexing, the Worst Debtor is First
Randall Forsyth Barron's


Wednesday, March 17
Look Out Below! Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac Are Back
Steve Forbes Forbes
We Need Explicit Rules for Bailouts
Lorenzo Bini Smaghi Financial Times
The Perils of Paying Less to Get More
David Leonhardt New York Times
Bankrupting of United States Bonds
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets
It's Time to Be Fully Invested In the Market
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
Why Health Care Stocks Are Looking Healthy
Michael Brush MSN Money
Record Cash Piles Point to Bigger Dividends
Ben Steverman BusinessWeek
The Inner Drive of the World's Greatest Investor
Claire Obusan Forbes
It's Surely Not the Best of All Worlds for the Fed
Randall Forsyth Barron's
Tax Fairness Reaches a Tipping Point
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Toyota Horrors Are a Media Fantasy
Michael Fumento New York Post
Political & Regulatory Plunder - Again
Richard Rahn Washington Times
Dodd 2.0: Maybe We Need to Reboot?
Steven Pearlstein Washington Post
Unrepentant Bankers Undercut Banking Reform
David Pauly Bloomberg


Thursday, March 18
Give Me Your Tired and Poor... Entrepreneurs
Scott Shane The American
Full-Steam Ahead for the U.S. Economy
Simon Constable MarketWatch
Fewer Americans Think They'll Achieve the Dream
John Zogby Forbes
What Will the Federal Reserve Do In April?
John Crudele New York Post
The Supposed Merits of Inflation Are Easily Overstated
The Economist
The World's Strangest Form of Investment Insurance
Daniel Gross Slate
Why SEIU Wants Health Reform
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RealClearMarkets
Revaluing Yuan Won't Cure Trade Deficit
Dan Ikenson National Review
The Business Schools of Europe Are Soaring
Mark Scott BusinessWeek
How to Prepare Your Business for Succession
Ian Mount New York Times
Lehman's Auditor Goes Blind from the Cooking
Jonathan Weil Bloomberg
Lehman's Collapse Was Its Own Fault
Michael Hiltzik Los Angeles Times
Dodd's Bill Ignores the Causes of the Crisis
Mark Calabria New York Post
Dodd's Regulatory Rewrite Is a Good First Step
Editorial Washington Post


Friday, March 19
The Rot At the Heart of Wall Street
William Cohan New York Times
How Did Lehman Get Away with It?
Jennifer Hughes Financial Times
We Are Drowning In Debts And Deficits
Dan Dorfman Huffington Post
50-Year Bankruptcy Flood Is Slowing Down
Ben Steverman BusinessWeek
Wall Street Ends Its Obama Love Affair
Charles Gasparino Fox Business
Currency Spat Reveals Nervous China
Sebastian Mallaby Washington Post
Will Europe Tank the Global Economy?
Noam Scheiber The New Republic
For Now, U.S. Stocks Are the Surest Way to Profit
Jim Jubak MSN Money
Greenspan Concedes Fed Failed to Gauge Bubble
Sewell Chan NY Times
Alan Greenspan Fails to Exonerate Himself
Randall Forsyth Barron's
Tea Partiers Don't Know Much About Taxes
Bruce Bartlett Forbes
Is Socialized Medicine Bad for Wealth?
Brett Arends Wall Street Journal
CBO's Price Tag? Score One for Skepticism
Ruth Marcus Washington Post
Fraud: How CBO Arrived At Its Phony Low-Ball "Score"
Editorial IBD
Saturday, March 20
The Next Global Meltdown Can Be Prevented
Larry Brilliant Fortune
A Look at What Really Broke the Banks
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
This Economic Recovery Has Long Legs
Robert Johnson Morningstar
If the Market Is Up, It Must Be Rigged...Right?
Tom Petruno LA Times
Are Profit-Driven Shareholders to Blame?
Marion Maneker Big Money
No Growth Fantasy: Europe Attacks Capitalism
Stefan Theil Newsweek
Lehman Brothers Lies But Still Nobody's In Jail
Robert Lenzner Forbes
Beware: When Not to Pay Down a Mortgage
Ron Lieber New York Times
What's in a Name: If It's "China," a Pick-Me-Up
Jason Zweig Wall St. Jrnl
Who Will Profit When Google Exits from China?
Bill Powell TIME
Healthcare Math Is Enough To Cause Vertigo
Donald Marron Daily Beast
The Fed Wins by Losing Transparency Battle
Lauren LaCapra TheStreet
Gridlock: Vital Treasury Spots Go Unfilled
David Cho Washington Post
A Season For Answers In The Automotive Industry
Jerry Flint Forbes
Should "Private Equity" Pay Junior's College?
Chris Farrell BusinessWeek
Monday, March 22
What If Women Ran Wall Street?
Sheelah Kolhatkar New York Magazine
Christopher Dodd Prepares to Whack Wall Street
Jim McTague Barron's
Saving Us From Our Own Stupidity
Eamonn Butler Financial Times
Outdated Red Stape Strangles Recovery
Damon Root Washington Times
Two Presidents, and Two Recessions
Jim Puzzanghera Los Angeles Times
Greenspan's Myriad Misconceptions
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
Silver Lining In a Very Dark Market Cloud?
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
We Should Not Shun Stocks Because of China
John Dorfman Bloomberg
At Last, We Finally Have Healthcare Reform
Editorial New York Times
The House Passes a Very Expensive Bill
Editorial Wall Street Journal
Health Reform's Winners and Losers
Wingfield Whelan & Herper Forbes
Has Germany Killed the Euro Dream?
A.Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph
What Blockbuster Can Teach Us About Economics
John Tamny Forbes
Apple's iPad Is a Gamble In Many Ways
James Surowiecki The New Yorker


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