RealClearMarkets Week of February 20, 2012 Archives

RealClearMarkets AM Update

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


Tuesday, February 21
Ben Bernanke: Washington D.C's Quiet Hero
Michael Tomasky Newsweek
The "Robo-Signing" Settlement: Recovery or Chaos?
Todd Zywicki Forbes
Some Doubt Fix Will End Mortgage Ills
Nelson Schwartz New York Times
Bear Bankers' Deal: SEC Surrender Continues
William Cohan Bloomberg
Cutting Through the Spin About Obama's Budget
Charles Kadlec Forbes
The Economy's Numbers Are Ominous for Obama
Gene Epstein Barron's
Rating the Tax Plans Of the Candidates
Richard Rahn Washington Times
Surging Gas Prices Threaten the Recovery
Don Lee and Matt Stevens LAT
U.S. Proves Hire & Fire Brutality Works
Jeremy Warner Daily Telegraph
Don't Sell a Very Dull Stock Market Short
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
Where Does the Stock Market Go From Here?
Jim Jubak MSN Money
Bull Run Is To Be Powered By Low Valuations
Tim Bond Financial Times
What Exactly Makes Facebook Worth So Much?
Ari Melber The Nation
How to Sell and Justify the Auto Bailout
Charles Lane Washington Post
The U.N. Threat to Internet Freedom
Robert McDowell Wall Street Journal


Wednesday, February 22
If Economy Is Rising, Why Is Dependency Growing?
Eric Singer Investors
The Worse the Economy, the Longer People Live
Peter Orszag Bloomberg
'80s and '90s Are Coming Back, So Says the CEA
Brian Domitrovic Forbes
Memo Larry Summers Didn't Want Obama to See
Noam Scheiber TNR
The Big, Hidden Tax Ideas In Barack Obama's Budget
William Gale RCM
Bells Are Ringing As Dow Hits 13,000
Zachary Karabell The Daily Beast
President Obama's Assault On Dividends
Editorial Wall Street Journal
Under Volcker, Bank Divide May Return
Steven Davidoff New York Times
Are Silicon Valley Bloggers Objective?
Michael Hiltzik Los Angeles Times
Is the Europe Crisis Over, Or Just Starting?
Todd Harrison MarketWatch
Europe's Austerity Is Very Shortsighted
Gordon Brown Washington Post
Give Greece a Going Away Present, But Go It Must
Bill Frezza Forbes
Why Renters Rule the U.S. Housing Market
Gary Shilling Bloomberg
Recounting George Washington's Entrepreneurship
John Berlau RCM
Movie Mogul Harvey Weinstein Is Back On Top
Peggy Noonan Newsweek
The Hidden Danger of Fake and Substandard Medicines
Roger Bate RCM


Thursday, February 23
Gasoline Prices Aren't Rising, the Dollar Is Falling
Louis Woodhill Forbes
Is $4 Gas a Profit Gusher for Oil Companies?
Suzanne McGee Fiscal Times
Barack Obama's Virtual Economy
Daniel Henninger Wall Street Journal
Will Mitt Be Straight About Auto Bailouts?
Jonathan Cohn New Republic
Spending and Deficits Force Rethink of Hauser's Law
John Tamny RCM
Tax Cuts For Real Growth, Not Junk Spending
Amity Shlaes Bloomberg
How To Tax U.S. Companies' Foreign Profits
Robert Pozen Financial Times
Obama's Very Cynical Tax Reform Ploy
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Markets Show Signs of Optimism, Gloom
Jeremy Warner Daily Telegraph
At Multi-Year Highs, Are Stocks Cheaper Than Ever?
Dan Caplinger MF
Five Ways Investors Can Play Defense
Anthony Mirhaydari MSN Money
Are These the New BRICs Set to Break Through?
Max Fisher The Atlantic
U.S. Leadership At World Bank Vital
Sen. John Kerry Washington Times
A Very Unjust Mortgage Settlement
Anthony Randazzo RealClearMarkets


Friday, February 24
Mitt Romney Is a Closet Keynesian
Paul Krugman New York Times
Romney's Tax Plan Beats Obama's
Edward Morrissey The Fiscal Times
Why We Cannot Believe the Fed
Benn Steil Council on Foreign Relations
Apple's Cash Is a Dangerous Temptation
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
Is There a Dividend Stock Bubble?
Matt Koppenheffer The Motley Fool
Romney's Wrong About the Auto Bailout
Steven Rattner New York Times
Plotting the Future of Fannie & Freddie
Christopher Matthews TIME
Pension Gap Spells Muni Trouble
Gillian Tett Financial Times
German Showdown with IMF Looms
A. Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph
Why Global Capital Flows Uphill
Peter Passell Foreign Policy
Blueprint for China to Open Markets
Simon Rabinovitch Financial Times
About Oil, Obama Echoes the Republicans
Larry Kudlow National Review
How Wall Street Became Computerized
Michael Goodkin CNBC
The "Crisis of Capitalism" Is a Lack of Capitalism
Nathan Lewis Forbes
Saturday, February 25
Achuthan Stands Firm: Recession Is Inevitable
Chris Isidore CNNMoney
The Four Biggest Risks to the Economy
Morgan Housel The Motley Fool
Today's Reckless Spenders Enslave Future Generations
Editorial IBD
Down Memory Lane As Dow Hits 13K (Again)
Jonnelle Marte SmartMoney
Is 'Derisking' Even Riskier?
Jason Zweig Wall Street Journal
The Rush to Corporate Bonds Is Delusional
Jim Cramer TheStreet
Ideology Has No Place In Investing
Robert Seawright Above The Market
Apple at $500: Time to Double Down - or Walk Away?
Jack Hough WSJ
Inflation Held in Check by Fear
John Browne RealClearMarkets
Where Have All the Trillions Gone?
John Maxfield The Motley Fool
The Overblown Threat of Strategic Defaults
Michael Hiltzik LA Times
Romney's Tax Plan: Big, Bold, Desperate
John Cassidy The New Yorker
The Loud and Clear Message In Obama's Budget
Peter Ferrara Forbes
Brick-and-Mortar Economists Lead Us Astray?
Bill Davidow The Atlantic
Can You Ace a Wall Street Interview? 10 Sample Questions
Fiscal Times
Sunday, February 26
ECRI Sticks to Its Call for a New Recession This Year
Jeff Cox CNBC
Bond Market May Be Obama's #1 Political Threat
Jason Trennert Forbes
Job Creation Tax Credit: Cool Idea, Bad Policy
Joseph Thorndike TIME
Is 'Moral Hazard' Actually a Myth?
Shaila Dewan New York Times
Government Is a Lousy Venture Capitalist
Kenneth Green The American
U.S. Should Lure More Chinese Investment
Nin Hai-Tseng Fortune
The Free Market Has Failed Canada
Jim Stanford Ottawa Citizen
Oil Boom, Dollar Parity Split Canada in Two
Greg Quinn BusinessWeek
Can the Web Really Replace College?
Alan Jacobs The Atlantic
Wildcatters and the Origin of Carried Interest
Sean Vanatta Bloomberg
How Do Business Cards Still Survive?
Roger Bennett BusinessWeek
Oscar's Secret: Tax Breaks for Blockbusters
Will Wilson Fiscal Times
Monday, February 27
The Metamorphosis of Ben Bernanke
Gavyn Davies Financial Times
Why Not Just Abolish Corporate Income Tax?
Peter Coy BusinessWeek
Romney's 'American Century' Is Very Un-American
John Tamny Forbes
What Ails Europe Isn't the Welfare State
Paul Krugman NY Times
U.S. Tax System Needs Rebuilding
Lawrence Summers Financial Times
Putting Banks First: An Economic Dead End
Jeff Snider RealClearMarkets
Europe's National Economic Rearmament
A. Evans-Pritchard Telegraph
Is Apple the New General Motors?
Philip Elmer-DeWitt Fortune
Jeremy Grantham's Investment Lessons
Jonathan Burton MarketWatch
What High-IQ Investors Do Differently
Robert Shiller New York Times
Be Wary of Predictive Mutual Fund Ratings
Chuck Jaffe MarketWatch
Five Ways to Cut College Cost
Cota Dua & Laboissiere The Atlantic
Intrade: Politics Meets the Market
Elizabeth Dwoskin BusinessWeek
Ayn Rand Is Real Origin of Tea Party Ideas
Gary Weiss Bloomberg


© RealClearMarkets | | Go to full site