RealClearMarkets Week of February 21, 2011 Archives

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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


Tuesday, February 22
Let's Get Serious About Job Creation
Marie-Josee Kravis RealClearMarkets
How to Refocus US Mortgage Interest Relief
Robert Pozen Financial Times
Earthquake Is Brewing In US Economic History
Brian Domitrovic Forbes
To Fix the Deficit, the US Should Sell Its Assets
Niall Ferguson Newsweek
Price Gains Plus Value Means Tempting Stocks
John Dorfman Bloomberg
Be Very Wary Of This Stock Market's Head Fakes
Jim Jubak MSN Money
With Stocks, Why Bigger Looks Better
Tom Petruno Los Angeles Times
The 2011 Market Crash Will Hit by Christmas
Paul Farrell MarketWatch
Japan's Stock Market Wins New Respect
Hiroko Tabuchi New York Times
Texas Pacific's $48 Billion Private Equity Bet
Jason Kelly BusinessWeek
Oil Price Shock: Pandora's Box Is Opened
Jeremy Warner Daily Telegraph
Showdown Over Public Union Power
Steven Malanga Wall Street Journal
Finally There's Hope for the Taxpayers
Charles Gasparino New York Post
Interview with JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon
Maria Bartiromo USA Today


Wednesday, February 23
When Pretending Fails to Hide Bankruptcy
Laurence Kotlikoff Bloomberg
Why Budget Cuts Don't Bring Growth
David Leonhardt New York Times
The Default Crisis That Never Happened. Will It?
Bethany McLean Slate
Habits of Credit Bubble Make a Comeback
John Plender Financial Times
Jeffrey Gundlach, The Brilliant King of Bonds
Jonathan Laing Barron's
Making Sense of Wisconsin's Showdown
Steven Pearlstein Washington Post
Collective Bargaining Doesn't Work In Public Sector
Steve Malanga RCM
Analysts Weigh Various Threats to Market
David Bogoslaw BusinessWeek
Gaddafi's Fall Won't Bring On a New Oil Crisis
Peter Foster National Post
Was That As Good As the Market Gets?
Anthony Mirhaydari MSN Money
Industry Speaks On Killer Regulations
Green & Alaghebandian American
Don't Be So Hasty to Predict Inflation
Vishesh Kumar Daily Finance
Higher Inflation Is Most Assuredly on the Way
Charles Kadlec Forbes
Bank Capital Requirements Are Exposed as Pointless
John Tamny RCM


Thursday, February 24
Is This Bull Market Almost Over, Or Will It Soar?
Adam Shell USA Today
Will the Stock Market Drop Continue?
Anthony Mirhaydari MSN Money
Investing In An Era of 'Peak Everything'
Peter Brimelow MarketWatch
Cut Spending, But Economic Growth Matters More
Louis Woodhill Forbes
Just the Facts About Social Security
Doyle McManus Los Angeles Times
Rethinking Banking Regulations
Mark Perry & Robert Dell The American
How the Chamber of Commerce Darkens the Skies
Bill McKibben Nation
America's Corporate Tax Nightmare
Terence Corcoran National Post
Is the Fed Bubbling Up Structured Finance?
Christopher Whalen Reuters
Is Steve Cohen the Feds' Moby Dick?
Goldstein and Herbst-Bayliss Reuters
With Unions, Follow the Money
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RealClearMarkets
Ohlocracy, & the Menace of Government Unions
Richard Salsman Forbes
What Vikram Pandit Knew, When He Knew It
Jonathan Weil Bloomberg
Apple Risks Staging Its Decline
Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson Financial Times


Friday, February 25
If Saudis Revolt, The World's In Trouble
Jeremy Warner The Telegraph
Libya Complicates Monetary Policy & Investing
Jim Jubak MSN Money
Math--Not Middle East--Is Reason for Market Decline
John Melloy CNBC
Think Carefully Before Scratching Oil Itch
John Waggoner USA Today
The Misery Index Explains Middle East Turmoil
Steve Hanke Globe Asia
Rising Oil Prices May Let Solar Stocks Shine
Kevin Kelleher Daily Finance
Behold the Astonishing Genius of Men In Tights
Nathan Lewis Forbes
Finally, A Rational Discussion About Gold
Warren Gibson The Freeman
Outperforming REITS May Stay On A Roll
Howard Gold MarketWatch
Optimism For Genuine Fiscal Reform Fading Fast
Joseph Calhoun RCM
How To Avoid the Looming Bond Bear
Keith Fitz-Gerald ETF Daily News
Party Like It's 2005: Investors Scramble For Yield
Nancy Miller Fortune
Bernanke's Caught In A Vicious Circle
Michael Pento Euro Pacific Capital
Bells, Brokers & Bartiromo: It's the NYSE Show!
Emily Witt NY Observer
Saturday, February 26
How We Can Get the US Working Again
Mort Zuckerman Financial Times
What Happens If & When Steve Jobs Passes?
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
The High Priest of S&P 500 Statistics
Matt Phillips Wall Street Journal
Is Now the Time to Start Buying Oil Stocks?
James Stewart SmartMoney
Is $7 a Gallon at the Gas Pump Possible?
Dan Dorfman Huffington Post
Energy Policy: Obama's Double Vision
Lane & Bernstein RealClearScience
To Cut Smoking, Tax the Actual Act of Smoking
Reuven Brenner Forbes
Biggest Fish Face Little Risk of Being Caught
Joe Nocera New York Times
The Fed Needs to Let the Free Market Work
Robert Murphy MarketWatch
Goldman's Suspicious Spending Call
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Defaults? Hardly. Smart Money Eyes Munis
Dunstan Prial Fox Business
Shutting Down Government: Is It a Threat, or Promise?
Bill Flax Forbes
It's Time For Business Schools to Truly Globalize
Robert Bruner Fortune
"Cloud" Wars Baffle the Cyber Lawyers
Bret Swanson Maximum Entropy
Monday, February 28
The Madoff Tapes: "Am I a Sociopath?"
Steve Fishman New York Magazine
High Quality Stocks Idea Needs Another Chance
Michael Santoli Barron's
A Bull Market In Risk Continues to Rage
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
2050: Will 'Chindia' Rule, or US?
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard The Telegraph
Texans Should Not Count Their California Chickens
John Tamny Forbes
Squashing Small Business Without Trying
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
Recovery Trudges Along, but Risk Rises
Tom Petruno Los Angeles Times
A Libyan 'Shock' Threatens Recovery
Irwin Stelzer The Weekly Standard
The Tyrant Tax In the Middle East
James Surowiecki The New Yorker
Five Questions for Bernanke On Capitol Hill
Caroline Baum Bloomberg
The Debate That's Muting Fed Response
Christina Romer New York Times
Unions: On the Way to Obsolescence?
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
Union Bargaining vs. the Right to Work
Robert Barro Wall Street Journal
Limit the Pay, Not the Role of Unions
Michael Bloomberg New York Times


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