RealClearMarkets Week of December 21, 2009 Archives

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Monday, December 21

Twenty Market/Political Surprises for 2010

Doug Kass Infectious Greed

Stocks Next Year: More Gains As 'Pessimism Bubble' Pops

Jeff Cox CNBC

Is Criticism of the Bernanke Fed Justified?

Mark Thoma MoneyWatch

Wishing You & Yours a Very Geithner Christmas

Michael Maiello Forbes

10 Ultimate Stock-Pickers' Stocks for 2010

Greggory Warren Morningstar

The Financial Villains of the Decade

Clancy Nolan SmartMoney

2010 Musings; Will Tiger's Loss Be Nike's Gain?

Santoli and Bary Barron's

Contrarian Trading Ideas for the Winter

John Lounsbury TheStreet.com

Matt Taibbi Is Just Plain Wrong, Again

Paul Smalera The Big Money

Detroit's Collapse Can Only Be a Good Thing

Jonathan Blum CNNMoney

Tuesday, December 22

Goodbye, And Good Riddance, to the Zeroes

Brett Arends MarketWatch

10 Rather Cheery Predictions for 2010

James Altucher Financial Adviser

Madoff Is Only the 7th Worst Thing of the Decade?

Gary Weiss Portfolio

After the Deluge, What's Next for Our Nest Eggs?

David Pitt MSN Money

Forget Your Ideology and Let's Fix the Economy

Albert Koch DealBook

Netscape, Yelp & the Tech IPO Boom of '10

Paul Kedrosky Infectious Greed

The Ten 'BreakOut!' Business Ideas Of 2009

Maureen Farrell Forbes

Scorecard for the Financials in 2009

Lauren Tara LaCapra TheStreet.com

My Christmas Wish? More Venture Capitalists

Adam Lashinsky Fortune

It'll Take a While for Dividends To Return

Ben Steverman BusinessWeek

Wednesday, December 23

Populism Is the #1 Headwind We Face in 2010

Doug Kass TheStreet.com

Greed & Gluttony from Wall St. to Washington

S. Langlois MarketWatch

The Dimming of a Market Beacon

Mark Whitehouse Wall Street Journal

If We Must Call Bankers' Bluff, So Be It

Robert Skidelsky Financial Times

We Won the Battle, But Are Losing the War

Robert Lenzner Forbes

Interview w/ Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner

Daniel Gross Newsweek

Retailers Suffer Thanks to Congress

L. Coleman-Lochner BusinessWeek

Signs of Revival in the Heartland

Gary Fields Wall Street Journal

Is It OK That the Top 5 Banks Have 37% of Deposits?

Colin Barr Fortune

From Bear Stearns & Lehman Bros. To Greece

Mark Gilbert Bloomberg