RealClearMarkets Week of April 20, 2009 Archives

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Monday, April 20
Barack Obama, Activist Investor-in-Chief
Theo Francis BusinessWeek
Rebuilding a Scared, Scary Economy
Mort Zuckerman US News & WR
Don't Bank on Recovery: Is Past Again Prologue?
Alan Abelson Barron's
Will Geithner's Stress Tests Be Adequate?
Krishna Guha Financial Times
Punishing the Economy To Save Bankers
Paul Krugman New York Times
Why Berkshire Hathaway Owns Wells Fargo
Adam Lashinsky Fortune
Yes, The Consumer Will Spend Again
Jonathan Hoenig SmartMoney
10 Reasons We'll Miss The Financial Crisis
David Marsh MarketWatch
Constructing a Model Portfolio from Scratch
Doug Kass TheStreet.com
Steve Brill's Plan To Save American Journalism
J. Ramirez Newsweek


Tuesday, April 21
Why The Recovery Could Yet Wither
Martin Wolf Financial Times
A Financial Crisis of 'Ethic' Proportions
John Bogle Wall Street Journal
Jim Rogers Isn't Buying a U.S. Stock Recovery
John Kimelman Barron's
5 Reasons why Home Prices May Never Recover
John Carney Clusterstock
Obama & Co. Are Dangerously Post-Industrial
Joel Kotkin Forbes
Stress Test Present Catch-22 for Treasury
Irwin Kellner MarketWatch
Let Big Banks Fail, Bailout Skeptics Say
Colin Barr Fortune
Self-Regulation of the Financial System Wonâ??t Work
Mark Thoma CBS
Confessions of a TARP Wife
Anonymous Portfolio
Five Shipshape Stocks for the Turnaround
Jim Jubak MSN Money


Wednesday, April 22
Bill Ackman's Plan To Save the Financial World
Jesse Eisinger Portfolio
The World of High Finance After the Crisis
Martin Gross Foreign Policy
Grand Theft Treasury
Robert Scheer The Nation
Give John Mack A Hand, At Least He's Honest
M. Goldstein Business Week
America's Traditional Strengths Will Win Out
Jamie Dimon Fortune
BofA's Lewis Still Has A Shot at Stardom
David Reilly Bloomberg
Harvard Law Professor Wages Holy War On Banks
Thomas Cooley Forbes
How the US Will Save GM & Chrysler
Steven Pearlstein Washington Post
K Street Kills Card Check
Thomas Frank Wall Street Journal
We Fought A.I.G. & A.I.G. Won
Steven Davidoff DealBook


Thursday, April 23
The Worst Thing Would Be To Assume The Worst Is Over
Economist
Investors, Leave Hope for Dead
Jon Markman MSN Money
Stress Test Friday: 12 Questions for the Banks
Mark Gilbert Bloomberg
Bank Profits and Other Fantastic Tales
Randall Forsyth Barron's
TARP Opens the Door for Con Artists
Jonathan Hoenig SmartMoney
Steven Rattner's Next Headache
William Cohan Fortune
Bumpy Road Ahead for Chrysler's Nardelli
David Welch BusinessWeek
Did Ben Bernanke Bully Bank of America?
Brian Wingfield Forbes
The Twenty Worst Chief Executive Officers
Portfolio
Why Global Brands Now Rise in the East
John Gapper Financial Times


Friday, April 24
Imagining The Economy When the Recession Ends
Michael Malone ABC
How Investors Can Find Opportunities in this Market
Jeff Cox CNBC
Policy vs. Politics: Tim Geithner's Baptism by Fire
The Economist
What Bank Earned $32 Billion In 2008?
Joshua Zumbrun Forbes
J.P. Morgan Is The New King of Finance
Duff McDonald Portfolio
Animal Spirits and the Capitalist Game
Akerlof & Shiller Wall St. Journal
AutoNation CEO Mike Jackson: Gas Is Too Cheap
Carol Loomis Fortune
In the Face of Inflation, Gold Still Shines
Donald Luskin SmartMoney
GOP Obstructionism Holds Up Housing Recovery
Editorial NY Times
The Economy: What Goes Down Must Come Up?
James Galbraith NAC
Monday, April 27
Obama's No Socialist
Michael Maiello Forbes
Paulsonâ??s â??Giftâ?? to Lewis Delivered at Gunpoint
Caroline Baum Bloomberg
Mitt Romney Sets The New GOP Trendâ??Downsizing
Bruce Reed Slate
Is Ex-Bear Stearns CEO Headed to Goldman?
William Cohan Fortune
Swine Flu: 10 Stocks To Watch
Wherry Burrows & Swarts Smart Money
Forget Buy & Hold, Try Buy & Monitor
Chuck Jaffe MarketWatch
The Fed Will Take A Breath This Week
Desmond Lachman The American
Twittering Executives Reveal Too Much
Lucy Kellaway Financial Times
National Health Care With 51 Votes
John Sununu Wall Street Journal
5 Things To Know This Week
Kevin Depew MSN Money


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