RealClearMarkets Week of April 12, 2010 Archives

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Monday, April 12
Why a Slow Recovery May Be Good for Stocks
Will Swarts SmartMoney
So How's the Economy Doing, Anyway?
Kevin Drum Mother Jones
Housing: Cheaper, Yes. Affordable, Not So Much
Amy Hoak MarketWatch
Stimulate Small Businesses, Not Citi-AIG-GM-FNM
Chris Carey Forbes
From Cleaning Boats to Corporate Jets
Thomas Heath Washington Post
A Modern Update to the Ol' Scavenger Hunt
D.C. Denison Boston Globe
What's the Matter with Georgia?
Paul Krugman New York Times
China, Tim Geithner and The Curse of 15
William Pesek Bloomberg
Forming a Joint Venture Is Not a "Sale"
Robert Willens CFO Magazine
Why Are Bond Funds Suddenly So Loved?
Mina Kimes Fortune


Tuesday, April 13
Helicopter Ben's Free Money Is Stocks' Secret Weapon
Colin Barr Fortune
Stocks: The Only Thing To Fear Is No Fear Itself
Paul La Monica CNN
The Five Worst Parts of Our Tax Code
Martha White The Big Money
High-Dividend Stocks in Asia? I'm Shocked Too
Jim Jubak MSN Money
China's Economic Reign Ends Today
Gordon Chang The Daily Beast
Crazy Traders vs. Conservative Economists
Daniel Indiviglio The Atlantic
Private Equity Is Wall St.'s Greatest Euphemism
David Pauly Bloomberg
A Warning Flag on Bank of America, JP Morgan
Michael Baron TheStreet
The Bailouts Worked. That's the Problem
David Weidner MarketWatch
Andrew Ross Sorkin Gets It Mostly Correct
Barry Ritholtz The Big Picture


Wednesday, April 14
Obama, GOP Clash on Financial Bailouts
Scott Wilson Washington Post
How Dark Pools Harm Public Investors
Sy Harding Great Speculations
Derivatives: Five Banks Are 80% of the Market
Dan Freed TheStreet.com
Americans Betrayed by Congress on Real Reform
Eliot Spitzer Slate
Will the Fed's Exit Drive Another Credit Bubble?
Daryl Jones Fortune
The Fed's Power Should Be Decentralized
Heidi Moore The Big Money
Corporate Insiders Turn Decidely Negative
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
Deep Truth About the Markets and Investing
Crossing Wall Street
The Real Action in 2010 Is on The Frontier
David Bogoslaw BusinessWeek
Play 'Too Big To Fail,' European Union Edition
Matthew Lynn Bloomberg


Thursday, April 15
237 Long Years of Making & Hating Taxes
Sara Behunek The Big Money
Tax Day Fools: Your Taxes Have Gone Down
John Avlon The Daily Beast
Next Crisis: Bad Home-Equity Loans
Campbell & Henry BusinessWeek
Bankers of the World, Unite!
Stanley Bing TheStreet.com
Everything's Turning Up Roses for Stocks
Nick Godt MarketWatch
Jeremy Siegel on Dow 11k: You've Still Got Upside
Knowledge@Wharton
At the Fortune 500, Profits Come Racing Back
Shawn Tully Fortune
As Interest Rates Rise Inflation Surely To Follow
Michael Pento Forbes
The Great Debate: To Buy or To Rent
Paul La Monica CNNMoney
It May Not Be All Doom and Gloom for Japan
William Pesek Bloomberg


Friday, April 16
Goldman and the 'Faulty Brakes' Argument
David Weidner MarketWatch
SEC: Yes, Goldman Is a Vampire Squid
Stephen Gandel Curious Capitalist
It's Not Just Goldman Sachs--It's The Clients
Heidi Moore The Big Money
Curb Your Economic Recovery Enthusiasm
Greg Ip The Economist
Auspicious Sign: The Consumer Is Back
Rebecca Wilder News N Economics
Are Defaults Really Driving Retail Spending?
Barry Ritholtz Big Picture
Low Rates Good for Banks, Not The Saver
Floyd Norris New York Times
Chris Dodd's Toothless Banking Reform
Reihan Salam The Daily Beast
Divining Meaning from CEOs' Tea Leaves
Ben Steverman BusinessWeek
Beginnings of Florida's Next Housing Boom?
Tami Luhby CNNMoney
Monday, April 19
Goldman Sachs: Too Big To Obey the Law
Simon Johnson Baseline Scenario
Is Goldman The Victim of 'Fraud' Laws?
Alan Dershowitz The Daily Beast
Lest We Forget about Stan O'Neal and Merrill
Invictus Big Picture
Bring Eliot Spitzer Back Before It's Too Late
Gary Weiss TheStreet.com
The Perp Walk: Why AIG Won't Be Next
David Goldman CNNMoney
Banning CDS Would Invite Next Bubble
Luigi Zingales Project Syndicate
Estate Tax Could Come Back with a Sharp Bite
Deborah Jacobs Forbes
Stocks: Time to Consider Defensive Option
David Bogoslaw BusinessWeek
Mutual Funds: First-Quarter Report Card
Rob Wherry SmartMoney
The Era of the 'Easy Mortgage' Won't Last
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money


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