RealClearMarkets Week of October 3, 2011 Archives

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Monday, October 3
Why Business Despairs Barack Obama
Mort Zuckerman Financial Times
Is Solyndra A Big Waste of Energy?
James Surowiecki The New Yorker
It's Very Good To Be Michael Lewis
Jessica Pressler New York Magazine
Investors "Won't Get Fooled Again"
Simon Constable Wall Street Journal
Buying Shares Now Increases Your Odds
Tom Stevenson Daily Telegraph
Don't Let Markets Scare You From Growth
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
Fast Rising China: The Seen, and Unseen
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
Let's Hold China to Account About Money
Paul Krugman New York Times
Mass Refinancing Won't Solve Housing Problem
Sanders & Thallam RCM
Foreclosures Are Killing Us
Craig Pollack and Julia Lynch New York Times
Imaging A World Without the Presence of Banks
Ann Lee Huffington Post
Thank Dodd-Frank For Debit Card Fees
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
What 'Missoni for Target' Sale Tells Us About Trade
John Tamny Forbes
Kochs Flout Law With Iran Sales?
Jonathan Neumann Bloomberg Markets


Tuesday, October 4
Musing Whether It's The End Of The Future
Peter Thiel National Review
A New Lost Decade Is Leading to Revolution
Paul Farrell MarketWatch
On Wall Street, A Protest Matures
Andrew Ross Sorkin New York Times
Karl Marx's Long Shadow In Eastern Europe
Scott Shane The American
S&P 500 Edges Closer To a Bear Market
Tom Petruno Los Angeles Times
Recession Fears Turn Markets Into Binary Call
Michael Santoli Barron's
Twitter: Is It Too Big to Actually Succeed?
Joe Hogan New York Magazine
Amazon, The Company That Ate The World
Brad Stone BusinessWeek
We're Still At the Front End of Recession
Larry Kudlow RealClearMarkets
"Spend, Spend, Spend" Is the Only Recession Cure
Joseph Stiglitz Slate
Rather than Cut Spending, Obama Goes Buffett
Brian Domitrovic Forbes
President Obama Is Not A Class Warrior
Greg Sargent Washington Post
Stimulus Has Been Washington Job Killer
John Cogan/John Taylor WSJ
Set the Cap Gains Rate At a Permanent 15%
Rep. Peter Roskam Investor's


Wednesday, October 5
There's Such Thing As a Free Lunch: It's Immigration
Nick Schulz Forbes
We Need To Stop America's Brain Drain
Vivek Wadhwa Washington Post
Are We Now Officially In a Bear Market?
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
Going Where Others Fear To Tread
Ben Levisohn Wall Street Journal
Rescuing America From Wall Street
Harold Meyerson Washington Post
Wall St. Protesters Grossly Misinformed
Stephen Meister New York Post
Banks In Europe Face Huge Greek Losses
Landon Thomas New York Times
Two-Speed Reaction To Euro Crisis
Desmond Lachman RealClearMarkets
Schumer Bill Wrong Way To Deal With China
Editorial New York Times
China Bill Takes Us Back To the Depression
Nita Ghei Washington Times
The New Apple iPhone Is Incredibly Disappointing
Farhad Manjoo Slate
U.S. Can Rent Its Way Toward Housing Recovery
Peter Orszag Bloomberg
No To Keystone Pipeline
Sean Sweeney & Bill McKibben Los Angeles Times
Collateral Damage In the Muni Market
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets


Thursday, October 6
Steve Jobs: Henry Ford and Walt Disney Rolled Into One
Rich Karlgaard
Steve Jobs, Apple's Visionary, Dies at 56
John Markoff New York Times
Wall Street Needs More Leaders Like Steve Jobs
Jeff Reeves InvestorPlace
To Create Jobs, We Must Destroy Them
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
Occupy Wall Street: The New Populists?
Chris Ketcham Los Angeles Times
What 'Occupy Wall Street' Really Wants
David Harsanyi New York Post
Making the Next Crisis, One Regulation at a Time
James Spindler Forbes
We're Talking Ourselves Into A Crisis
Jeremy Warner Daily Telegraph
Stock Market Pleasantly Distracted by Earnings
Jim Jubak MSN Money
Don't Be Afraid of the Big, Bad Bear Market
Chuck Jaffe MarketWatch
Market Smashes Ten Wall Street Myths
Brett Arends Wall Street Journal
Free Trade's Rude Awakening Has U.S. Origins
Philip Levy The American
Keynes and Hayek: The Great Debate, Pt. 1
Nicholas Wapshott Bloomberg
The DOE Hasn't Learned Its Solyndra Lesson
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RCM


Friday, October 7
What Steve Jobs Did for Capitalism
Robert Tracinski RealClearMarkets
The White Wizard in the Black Turtleneck
Alexis Madrigal The Atlantic
Steve Jobs Thought Differently, So Should Critics
Adam Thierer Forbes
Confronting Wall Street Malefactors
Paul Krugman New York Times
'Occupy Wall Street' Has Little Right Except For Target
Jeff Snider RCM
Protesters: Wall Street Brought Us Apple
Terence Corcoran Financial Post
Misleading Cult of the Superstar CEO
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
Keynes and Hayek: The Great Debate, Pt. 2
Nicholas Wapshott Bloomberg
Is Keynes Finally Dead?
Stephen Moore American Spectator
Lobbyists Are Undermining Dodd-Frank
Darius Tahir The New Republic
Did the World Stop Needing Copper?
Christopher Barker Motley Fool
China's in a Trade War with Us
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
Protectionism Beckons at Brink of Depression
Evans-Pritchard Telegraph
Is U.S. Economy Flirting With 'Modern-Day Depression'?
Jeff Cox CNBC
Saturday, October 8
Obama's Populist Shift Demoralizes the Economy
Lawrence Kudlow RCM
Investors Should Be Bullish, Even If Obama Wins
Ken Fisher Forbes
Half-Empty Year For Market Forecasters
Paul Sullivan New York Times
Major Missteps To Market Mayhem
Michael Burry Vanderbilt Magazine
Stocks: Is This A Bear Market, Or What?
Jason Zweig Wall Street Journal
The High Cost Of Financial Ignorance
Hernando de Soto Washington Post
George Soros, Liberal Agent Of Chaos
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Long-Term Damage of Long-Term Unemployment
Editorial NY Times
Consumer Debt Is the Fly in the Recovery Ointment
Dunstan Prial Fox
Who Is The 'Next Steve Jobs'?
Scott Thurm & Stu Woo Wall Street Journal
Occupy Wall Street & Tea Party, I Give You Steve Jobs
Damien Hoffman
How To Create Big Shortages In An Abundant World
Bill Frezza Forbes
Bank of England Hits The Panic Button
Jeremy Warner Daily Telegraph
Europe's Crisis About North-South Split
Alan Greenspan Financial Times
Sunday, October 9
The War on High-Frequency Trading
Graham Bowley New York Times
A $1.4 Trillion Private-Sector Stimulus
Douglas Holtz-Eakin Bloomberg
Private Social Security Accounts: Path to Wealth
Peter Ferrara Forbes
Wizards: Cupertino vs. Menlo Park
Edward Tenner The American
Why Your Company Can't Innovate
Anne Fisher Fortune
Steve Jobs Was an Imperious Media Mogul
Ben Sisario New York Times
Without Jobs, Are Apple's Best Days Over?
John Melloy CNBC
Stock Fraud Still a Big Problem in China
Matt Koppenheffer Motley Fool
What Happens If the China Bubble Bursts?
Ken Miller TIME
Microcredit for Poor Comes to America
Thomas Kostigen MarketWatch
Monday, October 10
30s Depression? We Should Be So Lucky
David Leonhardt New York Times
Obama's Solyndra Debacle Goes Unseemly
Editorial Wall Street Journal
September Employment: Weak or Strong?
Alfred Tella RealClearMarkets
Keynes and Hayek: The Great Debate, Pt. 3
Nicholas Wapshott Bloomberg
TARP At Three: Made Things Worse, Not Better
Richard Salsman Forbes
Too Big To Fail Not Fixed, Despite Dodd-Frank
Simon Johnson Bloomberg
Without Failure, There's No Growth
Ashby Foote Jackson Clarion-Ledger
The Rising Backlash Against the Rich
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
Occupy Wall Street Panics the Plutocrats
Paul Krugman New York Times
"Occupy Wall Street": U.S.'s Road to Greece
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
Few Places To Hide As The Bear Growls
Tom Petruno Los Angeles Times
Oversold Stock Market Rally, Or Is the Worst Over?
Kopin Tan Barron's
Can "The Nantucket Project" Change Who We Are?
John Tamny Forbes
How Steve Jobs Carried Us Into Tomorrow
Alan Deutschman Newsweek
Europe Knows What To Do, So Must Do It
Irwin Stelzer Wall Street Journal


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