RealClearMarkets Week of July 25, 2011 Archives

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Monday, July 25
Fear Of The 'New' Holds Back Recovery
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
That Tweet Doomed Your Wall Street Career
William Cohan Bloomberg
No Refuge from the Mortgage Crisis
Kathy Gosnell Seiler Los Angeles Times
Louisiana Monks Strike a Blow Against Economic Idiocy
Bill Frezza RCM
Obama Isn't Serious About Spending Cuts
Editorial Wall Street Journal
Risking National Default for Anti-Tax Purity
Niall Ferguson Newsweek
Don't Buy August 2nd Default Deadline
Charles Gasparino New York Post
Meredith Whitney Wins If Default's Meaning Lost
Joe Mysak Bloomberg
Debt Talks: The Market Reaction?
Story & Kocieniewski New York Times
The Ugly Campaign To Unseat Murdoch
Terence Corcoran National Post
Book Review: William Rhodes' Banker To the World
John Tamny Forbes
How Was Blankfein Cast As 'Dr. Evil?'
Jessica Pressler New York Magazine
Return To the Gold Standard or Bust
Judy Shelton The Weekly Standard
In a Gold Lovefest, There are Shades of 1980
Jeff Sommer New York Times


Tuesday, July 26
FHA May Be Next Bailout
Jason Delisle & Christopher Papagianis Bloomberg
Bailouts At Cost of Long-term Prosperity
Alan Greenspan Financial Times
Global Economy Held Hostage by Lehman
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
Thomas Sowell Hammers Economic Historians
Brian Domitrovic Forbes
Texas Bucks the National Employment Trend
Paul Davidson USA Today
B-School Case Study Gets a Digital Makeover
Erin Zlomek BusinessWeek
Is Obama Wall Street's Best Friend or Mortal Foe?
Ron Klain Bloomberg
The Market Externalities That Investors Fear
Dave Kansas SmartMoney
Invest In Blue Chips As a Default Safe Haven
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
How Austerity Is Working In the U.K.
Theodore Dalrymple City Journal
Lots of Wiggle Room with August 2nd
Andrew Ross Sorkin New York Times
It's Time to Abolish the Debt Ceiling
James Surowiecki The New Yorker
Republicans Bring Nation To Brink Of Default
Editorial New York Times
The Truth About the Debt-Ceiling Fight
Wendy Milling RealClearMarkets


Wednesday, July 27
Who Elected the Rating Agencies?
Holman W. Jenkins Wall Street Journal
S&P and Moody's Downgraded to 'Irrelevant'
Jack Hough SmartMoney
U.S. Markets Stay Calm Amid Debate
Zachary Goldfarb Washington Post
Housing Hell: Revenge of the Appraisers
Steve Malanga RealClearMarkets
California Wages Cruel War on Single Family Homes
Joel Kotkin Forbes
Reaganomics and Rubinomics Are Both Doomed
Michael Lind Salon
Taxing the Rich Will Make a Difference
Jonathan Cohn The New Republic
Solving the Long-term Jobs Problem
Arnold Kling & Nick Schulz American
It's Time For the Fed to Get Started On QE III
Irwin Kellner MarketWatch
Lessons From the Economy's Malaise
David Leonhardt New York Times
U.S., China & Europe Hurtle Toward Chaos
Mike Davis Los Angeles Times
China, and Overdone 'Green' Hysteria
Steven Hayward RealClearMarkets
3 Reasons It's OK For MBAs To Seek Jobs In Tech
Alex Taussig Fortune
Enthusiasm For Social-Media Stocks Overblown
Michael Santoli Barron's


Thursday, July 28
Growing From Debt-Ceiling Wreckage
Mohamed El-Erian Washington Post
A Debt Downgrade Is Serious Business
Lawrence Kudlow National Review
Why the Debt Crisis Is Worse Than You Think
Peter Coy BusinessWeek
GDP Must Inform Debt-Ceiling Debate
Stephen Meister RealClearMarkets
Warren Buffett Is Wrong About Taxes
Stephen Moore Wall Street Journal
Tax Cut Fanatics Imperil Our Stability
Michael Hiltzik Los Angeles Times
How to Cut Taxes, Boost Revenue
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RealClearMarkets
The Unemployment Situation Is Getting Worse
Louis Woodhill Forbes
The Fear Factor: Ratings Agencies Edition
Charles Gasparino The Daily
Flee to Mars If U.S. Commits Major Error
Evans-Pritchard The Telegraph
What Is the Value of Time In the Markets?
Mark Buchanan Bloomberg
The Markets Are Worried, We All Should Be
Editorial New York Times
Tips to Survive Market's Coming Axe Murder
Chuck Jaffe MarketWatch
How Investors Can Ready For the Worst
Anthony Mirhaydari MSN Money


Friday, July 29
Divided Government Is Not So Good for Markets After All
Jeff Cox CNBC
It's the Old-Age Entitlements, Stupid
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
Obama's Debt Plan: Tax the Middle Class
Brian Wesbury Daily Caller
The Rise of the Austerity Hawk Democrats
Ari Berman The Nation
The Failure of Central Planning Lite
Robert Tracinski RealClearMarkets
Are Ratings Agencies Abusing Crisis for Own Ends?
Liz Peek Fiscal Times
Missed Chance to Curtail Ratings Agencies
Alex Klein The New Republic
Retirement Savings Crisis Is Overblown
Robert Powell MarketWatch
Cigarettes: Good Indicator for Economic Health
Tim Hanson Motley Fool
India May Be the Ideal CEO Training Ground
Carla Power TIME
A Global Entrepreneurship Crisis? What Crisis?
Carl Schramm Forbes
The China Miracle Is Going Off the Rails
Jeremy Warner Daily Telegraph
What Is the Actual Value of Our Money?
Jeffrey Snider RealClearMarkets
Making Change: The Simplest Gold Standard Plan
Nathan Lewis Forbes
Saturday, July 30
Obamanomics Is No Longer Tethered to Any Reality
Peter Ferrara Forbes
Debt Crisis? See Jefferson County, Alabama
Robertson & Walsh NY Times
The End Of Obamanomics
Terence Corcoran Financial Post
Dodd-Frank Ends Soros' Amazing Career
Burton & Farzad Bloomberg
Madoff Victims Get Sued, Banks Walk
Joe Nocera New York Times
Meet The Madoff Of The Midwest
Annie Lowrey BusinessWeek
The Debt Ceiling Debate Is Just Theater
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
Congress's Budget "Cuts" Would Boost Spending
Richard Salsman Forbes
U.S. Budget Is Not Like a Family's
Stephanie Mencimer Mother Jones
Deficit Reduction Plans: This Is Austerity?
Michael Tanner Financial Post
The Battle Of The Deficit Bulge
Irwin Stelzer The Weekly Standard
The Folly Of Trying To Time The Market
Belsky & Gilovich TIME
Where's A Market Crash When You Need One?
Tom Petruno LA Times
Safe Havens? Gold, Yen & Peanut Butter
Paul La Monica CNNMoney
Sunday, July 31
Do Mortgage Bankers Ever Learn?
Gretchen Morgenson New York Times
Non-Ideological Solutions to the Debt Deadlock
Reuven Brenner Forbes
3 Desperate Gimmicks to Evade the Debt Ceiling
Annie Lowrey Slate
DC Annoyed at Wall Street's Failure to Panic
John Carney CNBC
Five Winners of the Debt Ceiling Crisis
Nin-Hai Tseng Fortune
Platinum Is a Precious Metal, Too
Myra Saefong MarketWatch
Soros Fund Closing Reflects Current Mood
Peter Atwater Minyanville
Chinese Cities' Risky Borrowing Binge
Sanderson &Forsythe BusinessWeek
India's Biggest Exports: Brains & Talent
Kotkin & Parulekar Newsweek
Silicon Valley's Thomas Edison
Ashlee Vance BusinessWeek
Monday, August 1
Rare Victory for Small Government Forces
Editorial Wall Street Journal
A Budget Decision No One Should Be Proud Of
Editorial Washington Post
Obama Surrenders, The Country Loses
Paul Krugman New York Times
Small Gov't Establishment Joins the Establishment
John Tamny Forbes
Using the VIX to Spike Returns In August
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
Stocks Are The Asset Class of Low Expectations
Michael Santoli Barron's
Pirate Stock Exchange Marks the Decline of Democracy
Bill Frezza RCM
Grover Norquist Leads Today's Tax Revolt
John Cassidy The New Yorker
Hard Economic Times May Get Much Harder
Terry Keenan New York Post
Low Bank Capital Is the Next U.S. Fiscal Crisis
Simon Johnson Bloomberg
What's With All the Bashing of Bernanke?
Greg Mankiw New York Times
Uncomfortable Final Stretch for Trichet
Ralph Atkins Financial Times
The U.S. Is Wounded, Europe Risks Death
A. Evans-Pritchard Telegraph
Wall Street Can Save U.S. With Reverse TARP
William Cohan Bloomberg


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