RealClearMarkets Week of February 16, 2009 Archives

RealClearMarkets Off The Street

Tuesday, February 17
Predicting Winners in This Market Is Perilous
Jim Cramer TheStreet
How To Bring Back The Big Three
Jeffrey Sachs Fortune
Forget Bank Nationalization. Think Bankruptcy
Marginal Revolution
Reinvigorating Boards' of Directors Could Work
Baseline Scenario
Chinese Stock Market Up 19% in a Month. What Gives?
FT Alphaville
The Curious Case of the U.S. Dollar
Bespoke Investment Group
Job Losses and the Great Depression
Kurt Brouwer Fundmastery Blog
How The Crash Is Reshaping Economics
Gregory Clark Brave New Deal
The Crisis as Seen from the Household Level
J. Kwak Baseline Scenario
The ECB: Already Thinking About the Next Crisis
Real Time Economics
Is Ireland The Next Bomb in the Global Debt Crisis?
Money & Co.
Early 1980s vs. Now: It Really Was a Lot Worse
Mark Perry Carpe Diem
Would a G.M. Bankruptcy Save Taxpayer Money?
DealBook


Wednesday, February 18
Stock Decline Hits Depression Levels
Michael Mandel BusinessWeek
What Should You Do with an Extra $8/week from Obama?
WSJ
Do Not Confuse American Companies with American Jobs
Robert Reich
A 9/11-Style Commission Should Investigate Financial Crisis
Fortune
Don't Bail Out of the Market. Rebalance Portfolio
Brett Arends WSJ
The 20 Best Dividend Plays for 2009
Andrew Bary Barron's
If You Got Money, Itâ??s Time to Spend Some
Edward Glaeser Economix
Foreign Stocks Again Proving Toxic For U.S. Investors
Money & Co.
A Game-Changing Number in Housing
Tony Crescenzi CNBC
The Stock Market Hates Obeynomics
Rich Karlgaard Digital Rules
Investors Cannot Rely on the Mainstream Media
A Dash of Insight
Best and Worst Stocks Since November 20th
Bespoke Investment Group
Alan Greenspan vs. The Greenspan Doctrine
Real Time Economics
An Insurance Complement to TARP II
Ricardo Caballero RT Economics
The Feds Stimulate the Wrong Things
David Asman Fox Business


Thursday, February 19
Repairing the Housing Sector
Tim Geithner & Shaun Donovan USA Today
Jim Cramer's 10 Biggest Market Misconceptions
Tom Brennan CNBC
Some Good News in the War on Deflation
James Picerno Capital Spectator
Can Your Bank Survive the 'Stress Test?'
Stephen Gandel TIME
Is Gold Mania on the Way?
Connie Madon BloggingStocks
Interview with 'Animal Spirits' author George Akerlof
The Atlantic
It's Time for a Global Stimulus
Matthew Yglesias American Prospect
More Unintended Comp Consequences
Jeff Korzenik (in)efficient frontiers
From Wallace to McNamara to Greenspan
Hugo Lindgren Daily Intel
How Very Far Alan Greenspan Has Fallen
Paul Kedrosky The Daily Beast
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Holdings
Jon Ogg 24/7 Wall Street
Post-Dramatic Stress Disorder
Elizabeth MacDonald Fox Business
Home Loans in the US: Biggest Racket Since Al Capone?
Willem Buiter


Friday, February 20
Are Stocks Cheap? No, and They Should Fall More
David Leonhardt NYT
Scenes from America's Already-Lost Decade
Free Exchange
March Will Be The Tipping Point of the Recession
Doug McIntyre 24/7
Stepping Back from the Ledge, Rick Santelli Edition
A Dash of Insight
9 Bailout Surprises From GM and Chrysler
Rick Newman Flow Chart
A List of Those For and Against Bank Nationalization
Big Picture
Why Gold Is Rallying in All Currencies
Chris Laird Kitco
Surprise, Wells Is America's Most-Stressed Bank
Curious Capitalist
Five Reasons to Follow Soros' Oil Rebound Play
Seeking Alpha
When Will The Next Bull Market Begin?
Lee Brodie CNBC
Underwater vs. Drowned Mortgages Nationally
Ross Kaplan City Lakes
Obama, An Economic Unilateralist
Spengler Asia Times


Monday, February 23
Bear Market Comparisons, 1929-2009
Barry Ritholtz Big Picture
Rick Santelli on His CNBC Mortgage Rant
Phil Rosenthal Chicago Tribune
Will The Government Make Money on TARP Investments?
SmartMoney
Of Course We Are Going To Inflate Our Way Out of Debt
Clusterstock
General Motors: The Biggest Credit Risk of All Time?
Deal Journal
A Purposeful Joint Lie by the Treasury, Fed & FDIC
Mike 'Mish' Shedlock
The Left's Grip On the American Economy
Rich Karlgaard Digital Rules
Book Review: What Is Creative Capitalism?
Dane Stangler City Journal
Stocks: In the Clutches of Uncertainty
P. du Plessis Postcards from Cape T
What Nationalization of Banks REALLY Means
John Ogg 24/7 Wall St.
Why Bank Nationalization Is So Scary
Rick Newman Flow Chart
'Made in USA' Is Alive and Well
Mark Perry Carpe Diem


© RealClearMarkets | | Go to full site