RealClearMarkets Week of October 5, 2009 Archives

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Monday, October 5
Start Worrying About T-Bills and Derivatives
Daniel Gross Newsweek
Taxpayers Are on the Hook for $200 Billion
David Goldman CNNMoney
Obama, Geithner & Bernanke Have It Wrong
Nomi Prins The Daily Beast
People Will Spend Again, Don't Worry
James Surowiecki The New Yorker
10 Stock Market Myths That Bedevil Investors
John Dorfman Bloomberg
Investing in Currencies? Diversify & Multiply
Heather Dale Morningstar
The Yen: A Better Safe Haven Than Gold?
Jonathan Hoenig SmartMoney
Of Layoffs, Bankruptcy and Bonuses
David Carr New York Times
Will Corporate America Open Its Wallet?
Mike Santoli Barron's
Information Technology Is The Key To Recovery
Steve Ballmer Forbes


Tuesday, October 6
Gold Fever Overload. Beware The Bubble
Scott Cendrowski Fortune
Ron Paul Brings The Energy and The Crazy
David Weidner MarketWatch
Take This Jobless Recovery and Shove It!
Paul La Monica CNNMoney
Heaven for Consumers & Hell for Everyone Else
Randall Forsyth Barron's
Verisk Analytics, Warren Buffett and You
Justin Perucki Morningstar
Meet The Players in the BofA Succession Race
Heidi Moore The Big Money
The Great American ATM Fee Robbery
Daniel Gross Slate
Introducing Google's Better iPhone
Douglas Rushkoff The Daily Beast
The Chinese Economy: As Good As It Gets?
William Pesek Bloomberg
Mexico's Real War Isn't Against Drugs
Joel Kotkin Forbes


Wednesday, October 7
Stay Practical Given Economy's Headwinds
Doug Kass TheStreet.com
The Five R's To Get the World Back on Track
Martin Wolf Financial Times
The Gold Rush: High Risks and High Prices
Melinda Peer Forbes
Larry Summers, Obama's Economic Whiz
Nina Easton Fortune
Falling Dollar Is Obama's Secret Jobs Plan
Simon Johnson The Daily Beast
Will The Fed Follow Rates Hikes Abroad?
Randall Forsyth Barron's
John Mack's Hollow Call for More Regulation
David Reilly Bloomberg
A Disaster Named Sallie Krawcheck
Charlie Gasparino Forbes
Why Kindle's Flashpoint Is Up to Steve Jobs
James Stewart SmartMoney
Uncovering Steve Jobs' Presentation Secrets
Carmine Gallo BusinessWeek
How The Mighty Toyota Crashed to Earth
Matthew DeBord The Big Money


Thursday, October 8
Wall St.'s Worst Nightmare: Elizabeth Warren
David Corn Mother Jones
Tim Geithner's Small Circle of Friends
Simon Johnson The New Republic
The Time for More Stimulus Is Now
Tim Fernholz The American Prospect
Go Ahead and Walk Away from Your Mortgage
Mark Gimein Big Money
Next Disaster: A Super-Prime Mortgage Crisis?
Bernard Condon Forbes
Away from Wall St., Credit Keeps Contracting
Randall Forsyth Barron's
A Better Way to Health Reform
Martin Feldstein Washington Post
Good Investments for a Weakening Dollar
David Bogoslaw BusinessWeek
Buffett Selling = You Shouldn't Be Buying
Jonathan Weil Bloomberg
It's China's World--We Just Live In It
Bill Powell Fortune
Citi's Good News Must Be Put in Context
Lauren Tara LaCapra TheStreet


Friday, October 9
October Crashes I Have Known
Randall Forsyth Barron's
Ninth Inning, Extra Innings, or Game Over?
Ron Coby Minyanville
The Dollar's Weak -- But It's Not a Crisis
Paul La Monica CNNMoney
Whodunit? Sneak Attack On the U.S. Dollar
Eamon Javers Politico
The Winners in the Global Financial Crisis
William Pesek Bloomberg
Why It's Time to Retire the 401(k)
Stephen Gandel TIME
A Keynesian Quagmire
Peter Foster National Post
Why Milton Friedman Is Still Right
Jerry Bowyer The American
Saving Consumers from Themselves
Anthony Randazzo Reason
The Crisis Deals a Big Blow to Education
Paul Krugman New York Times
Private Equity Excess Put Mattress on Death Bed
Editorial Boston Globe
Monday, October 12
Four Stages of Market Turning Points
Doug Kass TheStreet.com
Don't Get So Emotional About Investing
Jonathan Hoenig SmartMoney
Silver Lining: Jim Rogers Talks Up Commodities
John Curran Time
The Man Behind 2009's Biggest Bank Bust
Brian O'Keefe Fortune
A Welcome Nobel for Ostrom and Williamson
Richard Epstein Forbes
Winners Use Economics To Answer Big Picture Questions
The Economist
Mobile Commerce's Big Moment
Olga Kharif BusinessWeek
A Perfect Example of Buyer's Remorse in Japan
William Pesek Bloomberg
Is It Smart To Put Your CEO in Your Ad Campaign?
Seth Stevenson Slate
The Business Lobby and The Chamber
James Surowiecki The New Yorker
California's Budget Is Worth a Thousand Words
Michael Hiltzik LA Times


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