RealClearMarkets Week of February 14, 2011 Archives

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Monday, February 14
'Winning the Future' Is Bad Strategy
N. Gregory Mankiw New York Times
Death of Ireland's Crony Insiders
Christopher Caldwell Weekly Standard
The Remarkable Rebirth of Tim Geithner
Noam Scheiber New Republic
Groupon/Facebook Valuations Scare Me
Michael Hiltzik Los Angeles Times
Germany's NYSE Bid: Insult or Opportunity?
Michael Santoli Barron's
Stock Markets Are Increasingly a Sideshow
Felix Salmon New York Times
Stocks Likely to Bleed If Congress Cuts Budget
John Dorfman Bloomberg
High Speed Rail a Fast Track to Waste
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
More Green Energy Won't Mean More Job Creation
Bjorn Lomborg Slate
The End of Fannie and Freddie? In a Sense
Editorial Wall Street Journal
Roubini's Next Crisis Is Scary Food for Thought
William Pesek Bloomberg
Laughing Away the Looming Inflation Blues
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
Fiat Kilogram? Why Not? We Have a Fiat Dollar
Editorial New York Sun
Bernanke's Confusion Is U.S.'s Poor Economic Health
John Tamny Forbes


Tuesday, February 15
This Is An Incredible Bear-Market Rally
David Rosenberg Financial Times
NYSE: U.S./German Romances Often End Badly
Amity Shlaes Bloomberg
Putting China's Rise to #2 In Perspective
Jeremy Warner Daily Telegraph
Why Egypt Matters to Banks In the U.S.
Charles Gasparino New York Post
Business Schools Learn How to Go Lean
Francesca Di Meglio BusinessWeek
Obama's Budget Plan Is a Good Starting Point
Editorial New York Times
A Cynical, Unrealistic White House Budget
Editorial Wall Street Journal
Obama's Budget Is a Failure
Sen. Jeff Sessions & Rep. Paul Ryan USA Today
Are Republicans Going All Wobbly On Spending?
Larry Hunter Forbes
Wall Street's Hands Off Social Security
Bernie Sanders Los Angeles Times
Uncle Sam Is Not Very Circumspect With Our Money
Annie Lowrey Slate
Fed Dictator Bernanke Needs to Be Toppled
Paul Farrell MarketWatch
The Right Way to Audit the Federal Reserve
Vincent Reinhart American
Krugman Pulls the Race Card From the Deck's Bottom
John Tamny RCM


Wednesday, February 16
Wall Street's Forgotten the Crisis, You Will Too
Michael Lewis Bloomberg
What's So Special About Rising Home Prices?
Michael Kinsley LA Times
Fannie & Freddie Must Be Shuttered Now
Stephen Meister New York Post
Fannie and Freddie Aren't Going Anywhere
Bethany McLean Slate
Histrionics Will Cloud Budget Debate
Steven Pearlstein Washington Post
Debunking All the Hysteria Over the Budget Deficit
Ari Berman Nation
A Race To the Top Of the Laffer Curve
Aparna Mathur The American
Let's Abolish State Corporate Income Taxes
Josh Barro RealClearMarkets
Revisiting Ronald Reagan's History with the Dollar
Rich Danker Forbes
The World Needs Three Global Currencies
Fred Bergsten Financial Times
Efficient? How Rational Is the Stock Market?
John Waggoner USA Today
Undoing Overbearing Financial Reforms
Eric Grover Washington Times
Ecuador's Bogus $8.6B Chevron Ruling
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
NYSE Buyout Shows How New York Gets It
Terence Corcoran National Post


Thursday, February 17
Why Isn't Anyone From Wall Street in Jail?
Matt Taibbi Rolling Stone
How Goldman Margin Calls Killed AIG
William Cohan New York Times
Will Austerity Tear Europe Apart?
Desmond Lachman The American
Will Cuts Put US In Recession?
Dana Milbank Investor's Business Daily
NYSE Deal Shows Globalization is Back
David Callaway MarketWatch
Technology Kills: Is Your Job Next?
Andy Kessler Wall Street Journal
Abolishing Fannie & Freddie Isn't Enough
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
Real Reform Means Less Leverage
Dimitri Papadimitriou New Geography
Avoid Emerging Markets Until Inflation Tamed
Jim Jubak MSN Money
Fiscal Sanity Requires Courage
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RealClearMarkets
Canada Found Fiscal Sanity; Can the US?
William Watson Financial Post
Free Markets Are the Real Emerging Markets
Jerry Bowyer Forbes
High Yield Tourists Are Ignoring Risks
Richard Milne Financial Times
Timing is Everything: Fed Models Are No Help
Caroline Baum Bloomberg


Friday, February 18
Market Is Calm. You're Warned
Whitney Kisling/Jeff Kearns BusinessWeek
The Fed May Become a Stock-Market Foe
Lawrence Kudlow New York Sun
Here Comes the Internet Stock Boom, 2.0
Howard Gold MarketWatch
Leadership Deficit Amid Budget Crisis
Sen. Tom Coburn Washington Post
The Whole Budget "Debate" Is Fraudulent
Paul Krugman New York Times
Here Are Some Dietary Suggestions For Our Regulators
Bill Flax Forbes
The Betrayal of Public Workers
Robert Pollin and Jeffrey Thompson Nation
The Middle East's New Energy Giant
Michael Makovsky Weekly Standard
China Is Richer, But Most Chinese Are Still Poor
Nin-Hai Tseng Fortune
Monetary Regime For a Multipolar World
Robert Zoellick Financial Times
Looks Like Banks Are Losing On Risk Plea
Floyd Norris New York Times
Madoff's Credibility Ends When Mouth Moves
Ann Woolner Bloomberg
Government Barriers to Pharma Development
Grace-Marie Turner RCM
Best of Friends, Then the Feds Showed Up
Eder Rothfeld & Strasburg WSJ
Saturday, February 19
Too Many Bulls Could Gore Stocks
Dan Dorfman Huffington Post
Here's Why Stocks Are Ready to Make New Highs
Steve Reitmeister Zacks
'Catastrophic' Crash Fear Rising Despite Bull Market
John Melloy CNBC
Egypt: A Perfect Storm for Precious Metals
Jeb Handwerger Minyanville
Inflation-Fighting Stocks Gold Bugs Love
Jonathan Burton MarketWatch
7 Industries That'll Lead Inflation
Steve Rosenbush Institutional Investor
Emerging Markets: Time to Tiptoe Back
Ben Levisohn Wall Street Journal
Which Stocks Will Rise? Just Ask Google
Jack Hough SmartMoney
Pit Analysts vs. Short Sellers For Rich Clues
John Waggoner USA Today
Why U.S. Companies Are Hoarding Cash
Jason Zweig Wall Street Journal
The Days of Madison Rage Are a Disgrace
Larry Kudlow RealClearMarkets
Cap-and-Trade Fantasies In the State of Disneyland
Larry Bell Forbes
Gold, the Fifty States, and Federal Monetary Policy
Ralph Benko CNBC
The World Is Wondering: Can States Go Bankrupt?
Matt Miller TheDeal
Monday, February 21
Is a Picture Perfect Market Too Good to Be True?
Michael Santoli Barron's
Despite Rally, Prechter Sees Catastrophe
Jeff Sommer New York Times
Shopping for Growth Stocks at Value Prices
James Stewart SmartMoney
How's London's "City" Doing Post Crisis?
Daniel Ben-Ami Fund Strategy
How the Fed Prints Money Without Any Ink
James Hamilton Fortune
Everything That Is Economic Turns On a Trifle
Ralph Benko Forbes
Paul Ryan's Charge Up Entitlement Hill
Paul Gigot Wall Street Journal
Turning Tide Against Public Union Excess
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
Wisconsin Fight Isn't a Budgetary Matter
Paul Krugman New York Times
Mr. Obama's Painfully Coy Budgetary Stance
Fred Hiatt Washington Post
Transparency Won't Cure State Budget Woes
Nicole Gelinas City Journal
Are Fannie and Freddie Too Big to Fail?
Brian Koenig RealClearMarkets
Keep the NY Stock Exchange American
Jonathan Trugman New York Post
The International Bond of Protectionists
Terence Corcoran National Post


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