RealClearMarkets Week of May 28, 2012 Archives

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Monday, May 28
Why Wall Street Should Beat Barack Obama
Niall Ferguson Daily Beast
Wall Street Pay Suggests Bloom Is Off the Rose
William Cohan Bloomberg
Corzine Shows There's No Justice On 'Street'
Terry Keenan New York Post
On the Hunt for High Speed Trading Cheetahs
Jim McTague Barron's
Could Computers Protect Markets From Computers?
Jason Zweig WSJ
U.S. Needs Financial Crash Nat'l Safety Board
Simon Johnson Bloomberg
NFL Econ 101: To Reduce Concussions, Ban Helmets
John Tamny Forbes
France's European Dream Unravels
Martin Feldstein Project Syndicate
Why Saverin Has Company In Singapore
Khanna & Khanna BusinessWeek
Has Gold's Next Bull Market Run Begun?
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
Carl Icahn Drills Into Chesapeake's Boardroom
Jim Jelter MarketWatch
Sherlock Holmes: Triumph of the Individual
Maura Pennington Forbes
Why I Discontinued My Page at Facebook
Steve Coll The New Yorker
For Tech Start-Ups, NYC's Rising Allure
Joshua Brustein New York Times


Tuesday, May 29
Student Loans: Now, the Ugly Truth
Glenn Harlan Reynolds New York Post
Let's End the College-for-Everyone Crusade
Robert Samuelson Newsweek
The New "Death of Equities" Is Prematurely Old
Michael Santoli Barron's
Did Facebook's Flopped Float Kill the IPO Market?
Dan Primack Fortune
To Fix Banks, Simplicity Must Have Its Day
Joe Nocera New York Times
Banks' Hyper-Hedging Boosts Collapse Risk
Roger Lowenstein Bloomberg
The Flaws In the New Bank Bailout Defense
Noam Scheiber New Republic
The Week Ahead In Economics' Numbers
Tracy Gordon RealClearMarkets
America's New Age of Austerity Starts Now
Paul Farrell MarketWatch
Gov't Spending Lies Run Into the Facts
Richard Rahn Washington Times
A New Tax, This One On Medical Innovation
Editorial Wall Street Journal
In 2012, Capitalism's Identity Crisis
Steven Pearlstein Washington Post
2012: Good Money & Jobs vs. Easy Money Stagnation
Ralph Benko Forbes
A New Deal to Cut Youth Unemployment
John Studzinski Financial Times


Wednesday, May 30
How Political Clout Made Banks Too Big To Fail
Luigi Zingales Bloomberg
Break Up Government, Not 'Too Big to Fail' Banks
Wendy Milling Forbes
Lean Times Mean Fewer Private Equity Deals
Steven Davidoff NY Times
Obama's Bain Ads Flash a Tough Choice Aversion
Holman Jenkins WSJ
Romney Should Hit Obama On the Economy
Lloyd Green Financial Times
Romney Talks Keynesian, But No Outrage
Alec MacGillis New Republic
Joblessness: A Labor Market Mismatch
Aparna Mathur RealClearMarkets
The Middle Class Deserves Economic Stability
Nancy Pelosi USA Today
Is the Dow Theory Flashing a Sell Signal?
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
In Facebook's IPO Fiasco, There's Hope for Reform
Andrew Bary Barron's
Do IPOs Actually Lead to the Creation of Jobs?
Felix Salmon Reuters
Finally, It's Mortgage Do-Over Time
Nicole Gelinas Los Angeles Times
What's Not to Like About Stable Housing Prices?
Ed Glaeser Bloomberg
Spain Is Officially Europe's Biggest Crisis
Matthew O'Brien The Atlantic
Why No Runs So Far On Greek Banks?
Robert Samuelson Washington Post


Thursday, May 31
U.S. Presidents and Their Stock Market Returns
Brian Stoffel Motley Fool
Democratize the IPO Process for the 99%
Barry Schneider USA Today
Do Not Mix U.S. Wages and Euro Austerity
Robert Reich Financial Times
Long-Term Joblessness, & the Skills Myth
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
The Obama Recovery That Wasn't
John Merline Investor's Business Daily
We Need a Stronger Glass-Steagall Act
Michael Hiltzik Los Angeles Times
Restored Competition Will Lessen Inequality
Luigi Zingales Bloomberg
A New Gold Standard Needs the Right Gold Price
Louis Woodhill Forbes
Why Is Spain Now in Crisis? Is It Fixable?
Brad Plumer Washington Post
Only the ECB Can Save the Euro Now
Jeremy Warner Daily Telegraph
Stocks Will Soar When Greece Leaves Euro
David Callaway MarketWatch
Is E-Commerce Bubbling In Turkey?
Anthony Randazzo RealClearMarkets
VC World: Women Win When They Don't Sue
Amity Shlaes Bloomberg
Bain Efficiency v. Fed Cronyism
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RealClearMarkets
Fact Checking Mitt Romney's Bain Claims
Glenn Kessler Washington Post


Friday, June 1
Too Much Risk, Too Little Return on Sovereigns
Bill Gross PIMCO
Gold Is Having an Identity Crisis
Myra Saefong MarketWatch
Will Markets Realize Folly of Monetary Intervention?
Jeff Snider RCM
'Austerity' Is an Excuse to Tear Down Welfare State
Paul Krugman NYT
Austerity With Growth Is Very Easy to Achieve
Nathan Lewis Forbes
Investments in the Future Have Dried Up
Rex Nutting MarketWatch
There's No Such Thing as a 'Tech' Company
Matthew Yglesias Slate
What Facebook Can Do with Its Cash
Sean Williams The Motley Fool
Sallie Mae Profits on Student Loan Crisis
Kathleen Culliton Minyanville
Ending Occupational Licensing
Thomas Hemphill The American
Why We All Should Love a Carbon Tax
Alex Berezow/Hank Campbell RCS
More Spending Won't Rescue Profligate Europe
Shawn Tully Fortune
Will Europe's 'Bank Jog' Speed Up?
Floyd Norris New York Times
Saving Euro Doesn't Save Euro Economy
Damian Reece Daily Telegraph
Saturday, June 2
Policy Matters: An Economy Built To Stall
Editors Wall Street Journal
Obama's Economic Misunderstanding
Lexington The Economist
Obama Takes Wealth Destruction Out On Tour
Mark Hendrickson Forbes
A Fiscal Fix For America
Kashkari & Cantrill Washington Post
Five Reasons The Jobs Engine Is Seizing Up
Peter Coy BusinessWeek
Why The Unemployment Rate Will Fall Soon
Tami Luhby CNNMoney
As Unemployment Rises, the Solution Is Simple
James Glassman Forbes
Companies Are Too Scared To Hire
Rick Newman US News
A Catastrophic Jobs Report for Obama's Reelection
Larry Kudlow RCM
The Mortgage Fraud Prosecution Fraud
Joe Nocera New York Times
Facebook Proves Picking Stocks Is Hard
Ron Lieber New York Times
Investors Yielding To Panic
Roben Farzad BusinessWeek
If Your Portfolio Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It
Chuck Jaffe MarketWatch
A New Approach To Asset Allocation
Levisohn & Light Wall Street Journal
Sunday, June 3
Investors Brace for a Global Slowdown
Mohamed El-Erian CNBC
Greek Euro Exit Would Be Worse Than Lehman
Peter Tchir Minyanville
This Jobs Disaster Could Have Been Avoided
Matt Yglesias Slate
Energy Revolution Give U.S. Advantage over China
Iain Mills WPR
Student Loan Bubble Not as Bad as It Looks
Morgan Housel Motley Fool
Friedman Would Be Pushing For Easy Money Now
Timothy Lee Forbes
Zuck v. Sock Puppet: Pets.com Went Better
Michael Comeau Minyanville
The Future of Facebook Is in India
Peter Savodnik BusinessWeek
Windows 8: Microsoft's Unmitigated Disaster
John Dvorak MarketWatch
Bloomberg's 5th Avenue To Serfdom
Holman Jenkins Wall Street Journal
American Industry as War Hero
Fred Andrews New York Times
Monday, June 4
The Path To Healthy Growth Is Implausible
Lawrence Summers Reuters
The Hidden Message In Friday's Unemployment Reading
Al Tella RCM
Spending Cuts, Low Taxes? Already Here
Paul Krugman New York Times
On the Economy, Obama Is All Excuses
Charles Gasparino New York Post
The Ugly Truth About Social Security Is Revealed
John Tamny Forbes
To Fix Housing, Disclose Mortgage Addresses
Joffe & Randazzo Bloomberg
Satire: Federal Reserve Orders a Bloomberg Ban
Daniel Shuchman RCM
California's Casino Budgeting
Mike Boskin/John Cogan Wall Street Journal
2012's Crisis: The Poor Have Too Much Computer Access!
Bill Frezza RCM
Where Most Investors Can Find Happy Returns
Jonathon Trugman NYP
The U.S. Stock Market Is Still Best of a Bad Lot
Paul Lim New York Times
Bad News Priced, Good News Could Spark a Rally
Michael Santoli Barron's
Why Rob Arnott Is Going Abroad For Stock Growth
Shawn Tully Fortune
Europe: Defend Euro or Abandon It?
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
The Week Europe Stopped Pretending
A. Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph


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