RealClearMarkets Week of May 10, 2010 Archives

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Monday, May 10
The Pros and Cons of Financial Innovation
James Surowiecki New Yorker
Investors Cower Like It's 2008 Again. It's Not
Michael Santoli Barron's
Terror-Proof Stocks Start with Intelligence, Oil
John Dorfman Bloomberg
Comeback of the Year? Try Corporate Profits
Paul Lim New York Times
Greece Needs a Restructuring, Not a Bailout
Luigi Zingales City Journal
EU Rescue Could Doom the Euro
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph
Greece Is the Welfare State's Death Spiral
Robert Samuelson Newsweek
Are the Greek Riots A Peek Into Our Future?
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
Senators, Start Your Goldman Questions
John Kenney Los Angeles Times
The House That Goldman Sachs Built
Paul Goldberger The New Yorker
It's Time to Break Up the Banks
Nouriel Roubini & Steven Mihm Newsweek
Economic Suicide By Debt or Taxes
Christian & Robbins Washington Times
Should We Focus On Jobs Or Unemployment?
Al Tella RealClearMarkets
Hollywood's "Iron Man" Is a Hero of Capitalism
Kyle Smith New York Post


Tuesday, May 11
You Can't Tax Your Way Out of Big Debt
Louis Woodhill RealClearMarkets
$1 Trillion Will Not Erase What Is a Bad Idea
Matthew Lynn Bloomberg
Europe Fixes Its Debt With More Debt
Terence Corcoran National Post
California: Mediterranean Climate, Budget
Josh Barro RealClearMarkets
Paul Volcker: Wall Street's Surprise Savior
Noam Scheiber New Republic
Outing the Out-of-Control Federal Reserve
William Greider The Nation
Destroy Fannie Monster, Don't Save It
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
When In Doubt About a Stock, Stay Out
Jonathan Hoenig SmartMoney
'Flash Crash' Drives Investor Uncertainty
Ben Steverman BusinessWeek
Ghosts Scared Bear Stearns, Lehman to Death
Susan Antilla Bloomberg
At This Point Kagan Is a Wild Card for Business
Brian Wingfield Forbes
Small Investors, Wall Street: Cycle of Abuse
John Crudele New York Post
Warren Buffett Joins the Greed Conspiracy
Paul Farrell MarketWatch
When Are Times Right for Momentum Investing?
Mark Hulbert Barron's


Wednesday, May 12
Central Banks Are Losing Their Credibility
John Taylor Financial Times
Have We Really Avoided a 2nd Depression?
Robert Samuelson Newsweek
The Case for Economic Doom and Gloom
John B. Judis The New Republic
Business: Beware Earmark-Bearing Pols
Steve Malanga RealClearMarkets
European Leaders Take Aim at Capitalism
Todd Harrison MarketWatch
Stop Bowing to the Free Market Gods
Anatole Kaletsky Times of London
EU Bailout, Partially Paid For By U.S.
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Goldman Sachs' Moral Obligation to the Street
Eleanor Bloxham Fortune
The Endangered Future of Drilling
Peter Coy & Stanley Reed BusinessWeek
Don't Use Spill As Excuse to End Offshore Drilling
Editorial USA Today
Thomas Friedman, Phone Home
William Yeatman and Jeremy Lott RCM
United & Continental: Another Too Big to Fail Firm
Lee Ohanian Forbes
Extend the Bush Tax Cuts - For Now
Martin Feldstein Wall Street Journal
Solving the Deficit With An Open Mind
Steven Pearlstein Washington Post


Thursday, May 13
One Way Or the Other, Europe Will Save the Euro
Steve Forbes Forbes
Euro Bailout Merely Postpones Reality
David Ignatius Washington Post
European Stagnation Is Purgatory
Daniel Henninger Wall Street Journal
Will the Plundered Ever Simply Shrug?
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
Instead of "Drill Baby, Drill", Verify, Baby, Verify!
Robert Scheer Nation
Kerry-Lieberman Is Cap and Trade's Final Chance
Bryan Walsh Time
Kerry-Lieberman Bill Is Job Loss
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RealClearMarkets
Tracking the States That Are Losing the Most Jobs
Daniel Fisher Forbes
Displaying America's Net-Worth Obsession
Ron Lieber New York Times
Facebook's Forthright Disdain For Privacy
John Gapper Financial Times
Making Finance Easy to Fix, Not Hard to Break
James DeLong American
Gold High: How Long Can Markets Rule World?
Nick Godt MarketWatch
Rigged Market Theory Scores Perfect Quarter
Jonathan Weil Bloomberg
Jon Corzine's Surprising Third Act
Greenberg/Dopp/Leising BusinessWeek


Friday, May 14
Second Debt Storm: Who Bails Out Nations?
Alistair Barr MarketWatch
The Tarping of Euroland
Hossein Askari & Noureddine Krichene Asia Times
Will America Join the PIIGS Sty?
Michael Pollaro Minyanville
Look Out, Asia Is Emerging Stronger
Howard Schneider Washington Post
American Solvency Hinges on Low Interest Rates
Michael Pento RCM
Never Mind the Deficits, We're Not Greece
Paul Krugman New York Times
Gold Frenzy: Why Investors Should Resist
Ben Steverman BusinessWeek
Ten Reasons Investors Should Buy Bonds
Christopher Pavese Forbes
Eerie Parallels: Vietnam & The Meltdown
Simon Johnson New Republic
Go Short a Successful Prosecution of Wall Street
Ann Woolner Bloomberg
It's Time for Regulators to Impose Market Order
Floyd Norris NY Times
Gulf Oil Spill: Same Old Arguments
Taylor & Van Doren Los Angeles Times
We're Being Nickel & Dimed by Obama's Microtaxes
Nina Easton Fortune
Take One Guess What Greece Has To Jettison for a Bailout
Editorial IBD
Saturday, May 15
Just Saying 'No' To Investing In Equities
Tom Petruno Los Angeles Times
Pragmatism Says Stocks May Be a Good Bet
Paul Sullivan New York Times
Even At These High Prices, Hold On to Gold
Donald Luskin SmartMoney
Risk Inverse: The Third World Is a Better Bet
Zachary Karabell Time
Wall Street's Crash And the Theory of Everything
Peter Andersen Forbes
When Warren Buffett Is Your Daddy
Bess Levin New York Observer
Moral Lesson Of the Greek Disaster
Robert Tracinski RealClearMarkets
Confronting the Ongoing Crisis Of the Euro
Jordan Stancil The Nation
Euro On Right Side of History
Tommaso Padoa-Schioppa Financial Times
The U.S. Faces a Huge Budget Crunch
Edmund Conway Daily Telegraph
Yes, Free Trade Has Its Real Deadlines
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
In India, GM Is Doing a Booming Business
Emily Wax Washington Post
A No-Confidence Vote In Coastal Areas
Michael Barone The American
Why We Think Immigrants Sap Economy
Arian Campo-Flores Newsweek
Monday, May 17
Is Ben Bernanke Actually Having Fun Yet?
Sewell Chan New York Times
Should Central Bankers Be Above Politics?
Clive Crook Financial Times
Congress Must Regulate the Dollar's Value
Rep. Ted Poe RealClearMarkets
Bank Bailouts Explain Why Banks Aren't Lending
John Tamny Forbes
Investment Banks Vs. Client Interests
Michael Hiltzik Los Angeles Times
Investing In the Age of Political Risk
James Surowiecki The New Yorker
In Europe, Debt Recklessness Wins Again
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
What Will the West Plan Next?
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph
Greek Bailout May Lead To a Global Recession
Kevin Hassett Bloomberg
Fear Of a Double Dip Could Cause a Dip
Robert Shiller New York Times
How the Founder of Sam Adams Bottled Lightning
Josh Hyatt Newsweek
California: Silicon Valley's Greatest Threat
Guy Sorman City Journal
The Revenue Limits of Tax and Spend
David Ranson Wall Street Journal
Will Europe's Debt Awaken America?
Robert Samuelson Washington Post


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