RealClearMarkets Week of August 1, 2011 Archives

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Monday, August 1
Deal Or Not, Debt Drama Isn't Going Away
Mohamed El-Erian Reuters
Debt Deal Doesn't Solve Our Economic Problems
John Carney CNBC
10 Lessons Beyond The Debt Ceiling Crisis
Barry Ritholtz Washington Post
The Debt Deal May Need To Add A QE 3 Option
Nin Hai-Tseng Fortune
Deal or No Deal, The Economy Still Stinks
Paul La Monica CNNMoney
Bad Economy? Not At Amazon or Starbucks
Zachary Karabell TIME
Corporate Welfare: Industrial Policy In Disguise
Editors Bloomberg
Asians Cling To Euro, Fear The US Dollar
David Marsh MarketWatch
The Triple Threat To The Markets
Doug Kass The Street.com
7 Clues That Precede A Market Crash
Michael Sincere MarketWatch


Tuesday, August 2
The Second Great Contraction
Kenneth Rogoff Project Syndicate
Deal Puts A Double Dip Back On Agenda
Lee & Petruno Los Angeles Times
Debt Deal Just Prolongs Economic Uncertainty
John Schoen MSNBC
The Debt Deal Is Phony As A $3 Bill
Gregg Easterbrook Reuters
Will A Fiscal Commission Work This Time?
Catherine Rampell Economix
How Apple Would Solve The Debt Crisis
David Weidner MarketWatch
Investment Strategies For A Broke America
Michael Sivy TIME
Default Averted, Poor Returns To Come
Jack Hough SmartMoney
Will China Burst Its Own Commodity Bubble?
Paul Farrell MarketWatch
Why Are The Rating Agencies So Hard To Kill?
Bethany McLean Slate


Wednesday, August 3
10 Things That Must Change Immediately
Doug Kass TheStreet.com
The Wobbly and Woebegone West
Anders Aslund Project Syndicate
Debt Debate May Mask the Real Threat: Recession
John Melloy CNBC
Obama's War: Soak the Rich, Drown the Economy
Liz Peek Fiscal Times
Debt Fantasies Courtesy of Sesame Street
Sarah Churchwell Independent
AAA Rating Is a Rarity in Business
Eric Dash New York Times
We Need More than Just Balanced Budgets
Laurence Kotlikoff Bloomberg
Make the IRS Do Our Taxes!
John Klotsche Christian Science Monitor
Should You Trust a Fallen Mutual Fund Star?
Scott Medintz Fortune
Employment Looking Up -- If You Have An MBA
Matt Symonds Forbes


Thursday, August 4
More Growth? Kill The Growth Killers
Terence Corcoran Financial Post
Double Dip? America's Outlook Is Grim
Editors The Economist
Oh No! Another Recession?
A. Gary Shilling Christian Science Monitor
How Bad Is It? Dollar Stores Are Too Expensive
Annie Lowrey Slate
How China Is Killing Its Own Economy
Bill Powell Fortune
Gold Is The Only True Reserve Currency
Michael Pento Forbes
How To Manage Portfolios In Challenging Times
Institutional Investor
Five Reasons Investors Are Fleeing Stocks
John Schoen MSNBC
Why You Should Be Buying This Market
James Altucher MarketWatch
Plunging Mortgage Rates Won't Help Housing
Diana Olick CNBC


Friday, August 5
The Markets Should Be Scared
Walter Russell Mead The American Interest
The Nixon Gold Shock Still Echoes Today
Roger Lowenstein BusinessWeek
Don't Panic! Selloff Is A Buying Opportunity
Belsky & Gilovich TIME
Thanks For The Market Crash Europe
Cyrus Sanati Fortune
Rearranging The Deck Chairs On The EuroTitanic
The Economist
Jean-Claude Trichet & Monty Python's Holy Grail
Patrick Allen CNBC
Say It: The Double Dip May Be Happening
Floyd Norris New York Times
A Contagion Of Bad Economic Ideas
Joseph Stiglitz Project Syndicate
Can Washington Do Anything About Jobs?
Jim Tankersley The Atlantic
Decade of Stimulus Yields Nothing But Debt
Caroline Baum Bloomberg
Monday, August 8
Looking for Market Bottom? You Could Have a Long Wait
Jeff Cox CNBC
No Quick Cure for Slow Growth at Root of Market Trauma
Reuters
Why We're Stagnant, Stuck, Paralyzed
Michael Spence Project Syndicate
White House In Denial Over Downgrade
Charlie Gasparino New York Post
Ten Changes I'd Make If I Were King of the Forest
Doug Kass TheStreet
A Bunch of Beijing Bluster and Barking, But No Bite
Bill Powell Fortune
U.S. Treasuries Have Lost Their 'Risk-Free' Luster
Francis Warnock CFR
Why S&P's Downgrade Means Diddly-Squat
Jeff Reeves MarketWatch
European Banking Crisis Could Spread to U.S.
Bruce Stokes Fiscal Times
Europe's Mess May Dash Obama 2012
Desmond Lachman The American
Even in Famed Spa Town, No Cure for Euro
John Shinal MarketWatch
End of the World? No. Just the End of Hedge Funds
Spengler Asia Times


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