RealClearMarkets Week of April 6, 2009 Archives

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Monday, April 6

The Stock Market: The Little Engine That Could

Doug Kass TheStreet

Ominous Hints of a Market Pullback

Mike Santoli Barron's

The American Economy: A Faint Sound of Applause

The Economist

Obama Looks Steady Through the Storm

Ricardo Caballero Wash Post

Fighting Recklessness with Recklessness

John Hussman Hussman Funds

AIG's CDS Hoard: The Great Unraveling

Ben Levisohn BusinessWeek

Obamaâ??s Top Auto Industry Troubleshooter

Louise Story New York Times

Wikipedia's Old-Fashioned Revolution

L. Gordon Crovitz Wall St. Journal

JPM's David Kelly: It's Springtime for Investors

Beth Kowitt Fortune

Obama Seems Smart Stock Picker-in-Chief

John Dorfman Bloomberg

Tuesday, April 7

What China & US Must Discuss after G-20

Martin Wolf Financial Times

How Barack Obama Is Doing

Jack and Suzy Welch Business Week

Tired of Equities? Six Top-Notch Bond Funds

Tom Sullivan Barron's

1 Trillion Reasons to Ride Out 2009 at Disney

William Pesek Bloomberg

If Americans Won't Spend, Who Will?

Jim Jubak MSN Money

Goldman Must Be Luckiest Firm on Wall St.

David Weidner MarketWatch

â??No-Riskâ?? Insurance at F.D.I.C.

Andrew Ross Sorkin New York Times

Twitter: Pipe-Dream or Next Big Thing?

Jeff Segal Fortune

One Company Not Suited to Prosper in the Obama Era

Daniel Gross Slate

Ten Cars That Can Save Detroit

Joann Muller Forbes

Wednesday, April 8

Lesson #1: Trust Nothing, Question Everything

David Reilly Bloomberg

Bailout For Dummies, Pt. 1: A Frightening Picture

T. Durden Zero Hedge

Banks Brace for a Derivatives 'Big Bang'

Colin Barr Fortune

Blame Mortgage Lenders & Wall Street, Not Borrowers

M. Hudson Forbes

Hedging the Coming Earnings Season

Steven Sears Barron's

Spending, Not Labor, Better Sign of Recovery

Irwin Kellner MarketWatch

There Are Still Plenty of Shadows Looming over Stock Market

Economist

ETFs Could Be In for a Stellar 2009

John Gabriel Morningstar

The Touching Naiveté of Mark Sanford

Thomas Frank Wall Street Journal

Risky Bankruptcy Looms for General Motors

David Welch BusinessWeek

Thursday, April 9

How Cheap Is the Market?

Jeremy Siegel Yahoo Finance

12 Years of Wealth Down the Drain

Elizabeth Wurtzel Wall Street Journal

The Pendulum Will Swing Back To Growth

Martin Sorrell Financial Times

Even with Recovery, Things Won't Be the Same

Nouriel Roubini Forbes

Economy Could Recover Much Sooner Than Expected

Albert Bozzo CNBC

The End of the Rally Is Nigh

Michael Kahn Barron's

The Fed's Independence Is Threatened by Congress

Economist

Workers Go Wild, Reap Government Goodies

Celestine Bohlen Bloomberg

Return of Day Traders--How To Beat Buffett

Lee Eisenberg Daily Beast

Moody's Berkshire Downgrade: More of the Same

Doug Kass TheStreet

Monday, April 13

Some Nontraditional Clouds on the Horizon

Doug Kass TheStreet.com

Green Shoots over Thin Ice

John Hussman Hussman Funds

It's Time To Put Finance Back In Its Box

Philip Augar Financial Times

Distracted Congress Loses Focus on Credit Freeze

John Berry Bloomberg

Will Commercial Loan Losses Hurt Regional Banks?

David Bogoslaw BW

Do Americans Really Like Taxes?

Karlyn Bowman Forbes

A Taxing Philosophy: We're All Collectivists Now

J. Hoenig SmartMoney

The Lessons of the Savings-and-Loan Crisis

Jack Willoughby Barron's

Making Old Media New Again

L. Gordon Crovitz Wall Street Journal

Warren Buffett Doubles Down on BYD

Marc Gunther Fortune