RealClearMarkets Week of April 2, 2012 Archives

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Monday, April 2
The Hazard of Second Best
Mohamed El-Erian Project Syndicate
In Defense of Short Selling
Doug Kass TheStreet
The Calm Before the EU Debt Crisis Storm
David Marsh MarketWatch
European Debt Crisis: All Spain All the Time
John Mauldin Minyanville
Euro Flawed at Birth Should Break Apart Now
Charles Dumas Bloomberg
Reasons For Optimism About Exports
Tyler Cowen American Interest
China's Consumers Need Some Stimulus
Cyrus Sanati Fortune
Energy Policy: It's The Politics, Stupid
Irwin Stelzer Weekly Standard
Jobs: Hoping for Big Gains, But Don't Bet on It
Stella Dawson Fiscal Times
Financial Advisors Flunk Undercover Sting
Ryan Sager SmartMoney
Look Which Fund Manager Is Back on Top
Scott Cendrowski Fortune


Tuesday, April 3
The Market Pendulum Swings Back Toward Fear
Jim Jubak MSN Money
The $1.3 Billion Bond Deal Haunting Goldman
Stephen Gandel Fortune
Break Up the Big Banks? Why It Could Actually Happen
Jeff Cox CNBC
Is The Wimpy Recovery Morphing Into Recession?
Rana Foroohar TIME
US Standard of Living Has Fallen More Than 50%
Jeff Nielson TheStreet
Unemployment: Lazy Are Hurting the Needy
Rick Newman U.S. News
A JOBS Act For The Unscrupulous
Stephen Taub Institutional Investor
US Multinationals Abandoning America?
Laura Tyson Project Syndicate
Europe's Financial Maginot Line
Desmond Lachman The American
Why Newt's Naysayers Miss Barrel On $2.50 Gas
Mario Kranjac Forbes
10 Secrets on Becoming a (Happy) Millionaire
Paul Farrell MarketWatch


Wednesday, April 4
Companies Finally Spending Some Cash?
Matthew Philips BusinessWeek
Keynes Was the Warren Buffett of His Day
Matthew O'Brien The Atlantic
Why the Fed Will Intervene If Stocks Fall Too Far
Jeff Cox CNBC
The Fed's IOUs Can Cripple the Economy in 2013
Liz Peek Fiscal Times
Just How Low Can U.S. Unemployment Go?
Annalyn Censky CNNMoney
How Amazon's Jeff Bezos Decodes Buyers
George Anders Forbes
Europe's Economic Joker: Cheap Energy
Matthew Lynn MarketWatch
That Sound You Hear Is the Euro Cracking
Rana Foroohar TIME
Two Cheers for China's Rebalancing
Martin Wolf Financial Times
Hedge Funds Licking Their Lips at the JOBS Act
Cyrus Sanati Fortune
How Investing Turns Nice People Into Psychopaths
Lynn Stout Atlantic


Thursday, April 5
Yes, This Is the End, My Bull Friend
Toby Connor Minyanville
Why the Market's Liquidity Rally Is Over
Doug Kass TheStreet
Worried Market Won't Get Earnings Help
David Callaway MarketWatch
Don't Look to Markets for Advice
Vitaliy Katsenelson Institutional Investor
For Europe, It Doesn't Get Better
John Lloyd Reuters
If You Can't Beat China, Surrender
William Watson Financial Post
Is There Really a Fiscal Crisis in the U.S.?
Simon Johnson Economix
With Jobs Numbers, Good News Is Bad News
John Crudele New York Post
Airline Employees Aren't Only Stressed Workers
Anne Fisher Fortune
EA is the Worst Company in America, Now What?
Paul Tassi Forbes
What Will Happen to RIM: Four Real Possibilities
Dan Frommer RWW


Monday, April 9
The Economy Is Not Collapsing, Nor Will Stocks
Larry Kudlow RCM
Doom At The End Of The Tunnel?
Irwin Stelzer Weekly Standard
The Housing Recovery Still Isn't Here
Barry Ritholtz Washington Post
Why QE3 Is Still Coming
Roger Arnold TheStreet
The Big Easing: Fed vs ECB
Daniel Gros Project Syndicate
US Manufacturing Renaissance Just Beginning
Jack Hough SmartMoney
America Returns To Industrial Planning
Edward Luce Financial Times
High Gas Prices? Blame Goldman Sachs
Merrill Goozner The Fiscal Times
Economists Can Learn Lots From Weather
Mark Buchanan Bloomberg
Free Trade Can Reduce Health Costs
James Surowiecki The New Yorker
Can Greed Be A Force For Good?
Vijay Vaitheeswaran Slate
A Scheme for Softening Impact of Down Markets
Institutional Investor
Threats To Apple Empire Are Gathering Strength
Adam Thierer Forbes


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