RealClearMarkets Week of February 13, 2012 Archives

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Monday, February 13
Market Party On, Hangover Is Coming
Jonathon Trugman New York Post
Using Puts and Calls As a Path to Rising Returns
Steven Sears Barron's
Break Up the Banks? Here's An Alternative
Tyler Cowen New York Times
Swiss Response to U.S. Fiscal Imperialism
Dan Mitchell RealClearMarkets
The Real Reasons Rich Move Cash to Caymans
Brett Arends SmartMoney
Economic Fairness: President Obama's Cynical Tactic
Jim Powell Forbes
Regulations Create Jobs
Elizabeth Dwoskin & Mark Drajem BusinessWeek
U.S. Recovery, Though a Cold and Grey One
Edward Luce Financial Times
Orwellian Doublespeak Dominates U.S. Economic Policy
Bill Frezza RCM
Facebook's Float and the Big IPO Letdown
Vivek Wadhwa Washington Post
Silicon Valley's oDesk Mocks "Death of Birth" Fears
John Tamny Forbes
Carlyle IPO Exposes a Wall Street Legal Sham
William Cohan Bloomberg
On the Dole: One Fifth Of All Americans
William Beach New York Post
Why Federal Spending's Difficult to Control
Robert Samuelson Newsweek


Tuesday, February 14
Enter the Bull: The DJIA Could Top 15K In 2 Years
Gene Epstein Barron's
In Your Portfolio: What to Own and How Much
Doug Kass TheStreet
Apple's Outsized Influence On Stock Indices
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
Louis Bacon, Hedge Fund Legend, Prepares to Surface
Kate Kelly Fortune
Peter Thiel Decries U.S.'s Politicized Economy
Niall Ferguson Newsweek
The Political Class to Prudent Americans: Drop Dead
John Tamny RCM
Obama Budget Is Better than the Alternatives
Editorial Washington Post
The 2013 Budget: A Process Run Amok
Bill Frenzel RealClearMarkets
Obama Proposes More Spending, Deficits
Editorial Wall Street Journal
How Big Sugar Robs You
Michael Wohlgenant & Vincent Smith American
Greece Is Burning and No One Cares
Alex Planes Motley Fool
Tallying Up President Obama's Green Jobs Mirage
Robert Bradley Forbes
The Volcker Rule Doesn't Come Cheap
A. Ross Sorkin New York Times
Foreign Critics Shouldn't Fear 'My' Rule
Paul Volcker Financial Times
Let's Return to the Gold Standard
George Melloan The American Spectator


Wednesday, February 15
Auction The Spectrum, Grow The U.S. Economy
James Glassman Forbes
How to Crank Up U.S. Economic Dynamo
Glenn Hubbard Financial Times
Tax Hikes, Debt Limit Loom Over Budget Debate
Peter Orszag Bloomberg
Picking Up Obama's Tax Gauntlet
Holman Jenkins Wall Street Journal
Obama's Budget Means He Shouldn't Be President
Liz Peek Fiscal Times
How Taxing the Rich Harms the Middle Class
Aparna Mathur American
Is Bernanke's Shyness Holding Back Economy?
Stephen Gandel Fortune
A Gaping Hole In Mortage Settlement
Michael Hiltzik Los Angeles Times
Seven Steps Needed to Strengthen Housing Finance
Alex J. Pollock RCM
Making Sure Corruption Remains "Made In America"
Bill Frezza Forbes
It's Time To Sell Into The Market Rally
Anthony Mirhaydari MSN Money
Peeking Into Amway's Sales Machine
Dennis Berman Wall Street Journal
Europe: US Must Show Crisis Leadership
Edwin Truman New York Times
Rhode Island: Little State In a Big Mess
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets


Thursday, February 16
The Upside of Government Default
Jeffrey Rogers Hummel The American
The State & Local Pension Crisis
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RealClearMarkets
Is the Low Number of New Highs a Problem?
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
Where Have All the Investors Gone?
Anthony Mirhaydari MSN Money
Forget Buffett, It's Time for the Dimon Rule
Matt Miller Washington Post
Is Any CEO Worth $189,000 Per Hour?
Roger Lowenstein BusinessWeek
We Vastly Overrate Education's Economic Worth
Louis Woodhill Forbes
Don't Let the GM Bailout Narrative Fool You
Mark Milke National Post
Consumers Not Fooled By Government Stats
John Crudele New York Post
Who Will Tell the Philadelphia Story?
Buzz Bissinger New York Times
If We Pull Back U.S. Troops, Growth Will Slow
Amity Shlaes Bloomberg
To Fix the Mortgage Mess, Reform GSEs
Boyce Hubbard & Mayer Politico
Why BofA Can't Tell Merrill Brokers What to Do
Felix Salmon Reuters
The Volcker Rule's Often Unorthodox Critics
Ben Protess New York Times


Friday, February 17
How to Pick Next World Bank Leader
Mohamed El-Erian Washington Post
Obama's Budget: The Decline of the U.S. Economy
Peter Ferrara Forbes
The Myth of Runaway Health Spending
J.D. Kleinke Wall Street Journal
Cheap Money Is Not a Victimless Crime
Jeffrey Snider RealClearMarkets
Gold Standard, and the Myth About Money Growth
Nathan Lewis Forbes
If You Squint, You Can See the Recovery
Robert Tracinski RCM
What If Greece Doesn't Get a Bailout?
Michael Schuman TIME
Three Myths That Could Still Sink Europe
Harald Uhlig Bloomberg
Why Germany Thrives While Europe Crumbles
Floyd Norris NY Times
Europe's Supply-Side Revolution
Luskin & Kelly Wall Street Journal
How Printed Books Can Survive the Internet
Ellen Brown Bloomberg
How Retail Can Survive the Internet Age
Rhonda Abrams USA Today
Where China Isn't Winning
David Lundquist The National Interest
Does Financial Aid Jack Up Tuition?
Jordan Weissman The Atlantic
Saturday, February 18
What Happens When China Stops Buying Our Debt?
Morgan Housel MF
Chinese Labor Isn't Cheap Anymore
Michelle Loyalka New York Times
US, China Trade: War By Other Means
Irwin Stelzer Weekly Standard
The Grand Myth About Greek Solvency
Alvaro Vargas Llosa Forbes
Euro May Survive But Recovery Will Be Long, Hard Road
The Economist
The Free Market Doesn't Need Any Nudging
Peter Foster Financial Post
Fed Policy Is Creating Stagflation
Anthony Mirhaydari MSN Money
Liberal Arts and High Pay Don't Correlate
Maura Pennington Forbes
Working All Day For The I.R.S.
James B. Stewart New York Times
Workforce Shift: The Temping Of America
Ylan Mui Washington Post
Not All iEarnings Are Created Equal
Jonathan Weil Bloomberg
Are Index Funds Destabilizing Markets?
Jason Zweig Wall Street Journal
5 Signs Of Recovery Support Small Stocks
Rachel Beals MarketWatch
Is There Life After Wall Street?
William Cohan Financial Times
Why Do So Many Ivies Go To Wall Street?
Edward Tenner The Atlantic
Sunday, February 19
Obamanomics: Revival of 'Industrial Policy'
Bruce Bartlett Fiscal Times
GM Leads U.S. Auto Industry to Success
Michelle Krebs The Guardian
Revive the Unions, Not Just Manufacturing
Robert Reich Salon
Mortgage-Backed Bonds Make a Comeback
Azam Ahmed New York Times
Shale Gas Is Making America Boom
Jeremy Warner Daily Telegraph
Obama's Voodoo Environomics
H. Leighton Steward Washington Times
Dividend Stocks Are Still the Place to Be
Howard Gold MarketWatch
Case For and Against Dividend Stocks
Matt Koppenheffer Motley Fool
Lifting the Fog in the Muni Market
Gretchen Morgenson New York Times
Venture Capitalists Investing in Big Data
Sarah McBride Reuters
The Defender of Private Equity Tax Rates
Robert Schmidt BusinessWeek
Working on Wall Street Is Bad for Your Health
Brad Tuttle TIME
Monday, February 20
S&P 1360: Where Do the Markets Go From Here?
Michael Santoli Barron's
High End Stocks Continue to Hit New Highs
Terry Keenan New York Post
Retro Investing: Lessons from the 50s
Tom Lauricella Wall Street Journal
No Bitter Aftertaste From Sam Adams IPO
Jeff Sommer New York Times
Buffett Likes Stocks, So What's He Buying?
Robert Holmes MSN Money
Taxes: Warren Buffett Vs. Widow Martha
Paul Roderick Gregory Forbes
What Has Obama's Stimulus Achieved?
John Merline Investor's Business
Liquidity Vs. Capital Debate Divides Stanford
Simon Johnson Bloomberg
Green Crony Capitalists Bring Shame to My Industry
Bill Frezza RCM
Locking Out Philip Falcone's LightSquared
Editorial Los Angeles Times
U.S. Factories Pine For Skilled Workers
Peter Whoriskey Washington Post
Austerity Economics Is Wrecking Europe
Paul Krugman New York Times
Toward a Free Market In Television Programming
Adam Thierer Forbes
Love Is Blind, Unless You Are An Economist
Tim Harford Financial Times


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