RealClearMarkets Week of October 10, 2011 Archives

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Monday, October 10
An Ugly Forecast That's Been Right Before
Jeff Sommer New York Times
Recession Nightmare: From Unemployed to Unemployable
Fiscal Times
Could This Time Have Been Different?
Ezra Klein Washington Post
China's Debt Pileup Raises Risk of Hard Landing
Soh and Wang Reuters
Cracks In China's Financial Edifice
James Kynge Financial Times
Targeting Yuan, Bernanke's Wrong Warpath
David Marsh MarketWatch
Why More Americans Should Use Small Banks
Annie Lowrey Slate
How Wall Street Scammed Mom & Pop, Again
Brett Arends MarketWatch
Occupy Wall St. Needs An Economics Lesson
Caroline Baum Bloomberg
10 Questions for the Bears
Doug Kass TheStreet
Even 7 Nobels Can't Kill The Phillips Curve
Brian Domitrovic Forbes


Tuesday, October 11
Dexia: The First Example of the European Wake-Up?
Larry Kudlow RCM
China's a Bubble Ready To Burst? Think Again
Daniel Arbess Bloomberg
How You Can Tame the Wild Market Volatility
Jack Hough SmartMoney
Why Stocks Keep Spoiling the Shorts
Jim Cramer TheStreet
Is Operation Twist Already a Failure?
Paul La Monica CNNMoney
Techtonic Shifts: Beyond The PC
Martin Giles The Economist
Dizzying Array of Opportunity and Risk In Oil & Gas
James Kanter NYT
New Banking Rules Hurt Poor the Most
Richard Rahn Washington Times
Why the 1% Is Scared of Occupy Wall Street
David Weidner MarketWatch
Milton Friedman's Magical Thinking
Dani Rodrik Project Syndicate


Wednesday, October 12
A Path Through Europe's Minefield
George Soros Project Syndicate
First Aid Is Not a Cure
Martin Wolf Financial Times
Dysfunctional Europe: Divided It May Fall
Liz Peek Fiscal Times
A Racket For Financial Elites
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard The Telegraph
6 Big Economic Myths, Debunked
Kevin Drum Mother Jones
Good News: Wall Street's in a Bad Mood
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
How Roubini Became A Brand
Loch Adamson Institutional Investor
Is It Time To Ditch Your Bonds?
Brett Arends SmartMoney
Even Growing Businesses Cut Payrolls
Casey Mulligan Economix


Thursday, October 13
The Instability of Inequality
Nouriel Roubini Project Syndicate
The Dangerous Power Of Negative Thinking
Edward Hadas Reuters
Let's Stop Debating Recession Status. It's Pointless.
Allan Sloan Fortune
Beware of Euro Zone Schadenfreude
Timothy Garton Ash The Guardian
Europe's Real Problem: A Lack of Growth
Fareed Zakaria Washington Post
Was Dexia's Demise Only Just the Beginning?
Jonathan Weil Bloomberg
U.S. Dollar Is Still The Best Bet
Steve Rosenbush Institutional Investor
Silicon Valley Can't Save California -- Or the U.S.
Joel Kotkin Forbes
How To Take Advantage of Whiplash Volatility
Linda Stern Reuters
Tips From A Top Market Contrarian
Chuck Jaffe MarketWatch
Investor John Paulson: Alone at the Bottom
Maureen Farrell CNNMoney


Friday, October 14
Europe Should Embrace Failure
Daryl Jones Fortune
Is the New World Order Unraveling?
Pat Buchanan WorldNetDaily
Who Can Really Blame Occupy Wall Street?
Jim Cramer TheStreet
Wall Street's Long Occupation of the Middle Class
David Rohde Reuters
Growing Income Gap May Leave U.S. Vulnerable
David Lynch Bloomberg
Betting Against Obama May Make You Dough
Brett Arends MarketWatch
4 Reasons the Mortgage Mess Won't Get Fixed
The Fiscal Times
The Fed's Thinning Toolbox Lacks Oomph
Hibah Yousuf CNNMoney
Is "Dr. Copper" Being Replaced by "Dean Lumber"?
Kate Stalter Forbes
Rally or No, Short-Selling Hits a High
Sarah Morgan SmartMoney
Is Stock Picking Becoming a Dying Art?
Jeff Cox CNBC
Monday, October 17
Wall Street Loses Its Immunity
Paul Krugman New York Times
The Primal Populist Screams of Occupy Wall Street
Doug Kass TheStreet
Marxism Has Taken Over Zuccotti Park
Charlie Gasparino New York Post
5 Groups Who Should Be Mad at Wall St.
Brett Arends Wall Street Journal
Why Wall Street Hates Obama
Annie Lowrey Slate
Stimulus vs Austerity: A False Choice
Glenn Hubbard Financial Times
Wanted in Europe: (Much) Bigger Bailouts
Cyrus Sanati Fortune
The Celtic Tiger Might Roar Again
Irwin Stelzer Wall Street Journal
Europe's Lost Decade
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard The Telegraph
Faltering China Carries Global Risk
Francesco Sisci Asia Times
A China Correction History Won't Soon Forget?
Gordon Chang Forbes


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