RealClearMarkets Week of May 17, 2010 Archives

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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


Tuesday, May 18
New Plan Is Needed for Crisis-Prone World
Stephen Roach Financial Times
The Nightmare Of the Euro's Lost Promise
David Marsh New York Times
The Big Fat Greek Market Message
Ashby Foote III Jackson Clarion-Ledger
The Angry Market Message In Billions
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
How the 'Flash Crash' Echoed 1987
Scott Patterson Wall Street Journal
We Need to Crack Down On Proprietary Trading
Greg Kaufmann Nation
High Frequency Trading Is Safe At Any Speed
James Angel USA Today
Treasuries Present Their Own Risk Factor
Allan Sloan Washington Post
Ratings Agencies May Be Endangered Species
David Pauly Bloomberg
The FHA Is Our Looming Fiscal Disaster
Stephen Meister New York Post
12 Ways to Cash In On the 'Collapse of Eaarth'
Paul Farrell MarketWatch
Hugo Chavez's Expropriation Binge
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Hedge Funds Bob As Taxman Weaves
Andrew Ross Sorkin New York Times
Millionaire's Taxes Hit a Reality Roadblock
Josh Barro RealClearMarkets


Wednesday, May 19
Era of Austerity: America's Not Exempt
Michael Gerson Washington Post
Don't Blame Taxpayers For the Deficit
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets
Clients Fret Over Goldman's Dueling Hats
Morgenson & Story NY Times
The Jobless: Why There's No Inflation
Joshua Zumbrun BusinessWeek
Follow John Paulson Back Into Housing?
Justin Rohrlich Minyanville
Chinese Inflation Might Be Out of Control
Daryl Jones Fortune
Was It Really a "Trading Glitch" After All?
James Stewart SmartMoney
4 Reasons to Buy Bank Stocks Right Now
Michael Brush MSN Money
Might the Eurozone Break Up Over This?
Martin Wolf Financial Times
Don't Rush to Buy Europe's "Bargains"
Dan Caplinger The Motley Fool
Here's How to Make Bailouts More Rare
Daniel Indiviglio The Atlantic
Discord: The Short Sale of American Icons
Todd Harrison MarketWatch
Gulf Oil Drilling Is Clearly Worth The Risk
Lawrence Cathles Forbes
BP's CEO Bumbler Is Making the Disaster Worse
Daniel Gross Newsweek


Thursday, May 20
Return of the Bond Market Vigilantes
Alan Blinder Wall Street Journal
Bailout World May Be Coming to An End
Martin Hutchinson Asia Times
European Dominos Turn Into Global Cascade
Leo Isaak Minyanville
Investors Should Be Scared Right Now
David Callaway MarketWatch
Dr. Copper Offers Some Economic Clues
Anthony Mirhaydari MSN Money
Walmart's Sales Should Have Everyone Worried
Kit Roane Fortune
Consumers Are Actually Hanging Tough
Ben Steverman BusinessWeek
The 'Deflation' Story Is a Lack of Deflation
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
Let Me Be Crystal Clear: Inflation Isn't an Issue
Dirk van Dijk Zacks
There Will Be No Fed Exit Any Time Soon
Randall Forsyth Barron's
Goldman Made Me Feel Special (Then I Learned)
Gary Sutton Forbes
Go For Mileage Fees Over Gas Tax
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RealClearMarkets
Ratings Agencies: Conflicted & Incompetent
Jonathan Weil Bloomberg
Think Twice Before Shooting the Rating Agencies
Martin Fridson Forbes
Has There Ever Been a Time of Greater Incompetence?
Editorial IBD


Friday, May 21
What Dow Theory Says About the Big Selloff
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
Is It Time to Join the Sell In May, Go Away Crowd?
Colin Barr Fortune
Is a Lost U.S. Economic Decade Looming?
Paul Krugman New York Times
With Reform, Is 'Too Big To Fail' Fixed?
Noam Scheiber The New Republic
Senator Dodd's Do-Nothing Finance Reform
Mark Calabria New York Post
Naked Truth About Credit Default Swaps
Floyd Norris New York Times
A Plan to Save Europe, and the World
Lawrence Kudlow National Review
Why Europe's Gripping Pain Could Be Your Gain
Jim Jubak MSN Money
Toward a More Perfect (European) Union
Vincent Reinhart The American
Forget Greece, Germany Is the Worry
Steven Pearlstein Washington Post
Whatever Germany Does, the Euro Is Dead
Jeff Randall Daily Telegraph
Bye, Employer-Sponsored Insurance
John Goodman Wall Street Journal
BP Spill: Regulatory Plan Falls Short
Biber & Doremus Los Angeles Times
Immigrants, Welfare, Conservative Contradictions
John Tamny Forbes
Saturday, May 22
After Market Slide, What's Your Next Move?
Sarah Morgan SmartMoney
One Legendary Investor Is Very Worried
Jason Zweig Wall Street Journal
Nervous Investors Make for Stingy Lenders
Matthew Craft Forbes
A Bear Market by Any Other Name...
Randall Forsyth Barron's
Now, A Bear Market Could Easily Evolve
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
"Can the Borrower Afford to Pay Back His Loan?"
Barbara Kiviat TIME
Fixing the Financial Flaws--A Good Start
Editorial Los Angeles Times
Securitization's Role in the Financial Crisis: Part 1
Eric Oberg TheStreet
7 Worries for Wall Street, and What's Next
Jon Markman MarketWatch
All Signs Point to a Strenghening Economy
Robert Johnson Morningstar
Dicey Calculus of Where Stocks Go From Here
Dan Burrows Daily Finance
Banks Fought the Volcker Rule and Banks Won
Colin Barr Fortune
It Takes a Crisis to Make a Continent
Gabor Steingart New York Times
SAP Co-CEOs Chart a Bold New Course
Aaron Ricadela BusinessWeek
Monday, May 24
Double-Dip Recession Is Still a Risk
Christopher Wood Wall Street Journal
U.S. Should Support Europe's Rescue
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
Budget Deficits Threaten U.S. Economy
Rick Berman Washington Times
Stop Whining, and Learn to Love a U.S. Debt Default
John Tamny Forbes
Stock Market Decline May Run Out of Steam
John Dorfman Bloomberg
The Trouble With Market "Bubbles"
Murch & Wechsler Los Angeles Times
Are Municipal Bonds the Next Market Landmine?
Janet Morrissey Time
Nouriel Roubini and His Perpetual Crisis
Terence Corcoran National Post
Chronicling the War At the Wall Street Journal
Sarah Ellison Fortune
Government Ignores LT Unemployment
Catherine Curan New York Post
Sure Google Is Big, But Is That Really So Bad?
Brad Stone New York Times
The Ideology War Between the City States
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
The Senate Finance Bill Merits Two Cheers
Robert Reich Financial Times
Obama & Wall Street: From Different Planets
John Heilemann New York


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