RealClearMarkets Week of April 16, 2012 Archives

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Monday, April 16
Why Is Europe Committing Economic Suicide?
Paul Krugman NY Times
Spain: Too Big to Fail and Too Big to Save
John Mauldin Minyanville
Who's Swimming Naked In Brazil?
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard Telegraph
Why All The Malthusians Are Wrong
Philip Auerswald American Interest
Commodities: The Next Global Crash
Ruchir Sharma The Atlantic
Is High Oil Price Behind China's Slowdown?
Craig Stephen MarketWatch
Why This Isn't Internet Bubble 2.0
Jonathan Hoenig SmartMoney
What the Return of Market Volatility Tells Us
Mohamed El-Erian CNBC
Goldman Sachs Likes Stocks, Morgan Stanley Sees Danger
Bloomberg
Phillip Falcone: Billionaire On The Brink
Eli Lake The Daily Beast


Tuesday, April 17
How I Fixed The Tax Code In Half A Day
Brett Arends SmartMoney
Obama's Politically Astute Tax Return
Allan Sloan Fortune
For These Economists, Buffet Rule Just A Start
Annie Lowrey NY Times
Buffet Rule: A Tax On The Rich Or The Old?
Steve Conover The American
Have Fed Doves Lost Appetite For QE?
Gavyn Davies Financial Times
Why Gold Remains A Compelling Investment
Jim Cramer MSN Money
IMF Still Won't Admit Truth About the Euro
Jeremy Warner Telegraph
Big Short II? Paulson Shorting Euro Bonds
Kelly Bit Bloomberg
Why Do We Put Up With China's Nonsense?
Travis Hoium Motley Fool
How Oedipus Haunts Wall Street & You
Paul Farrell MarketWatch
Buy Big Bank Stocks, Please. Pretty Please?
David Weidner MarketWatch
Is Natural Gas Too Cheap To Drill?
Matthew Philips BusinessWeek


Wednesday, April 18
China Can't Save Europe. No One Can.
Andy Xie Caixin
Why The Eurozone May Yet Survive
Martin Wolf Financial Times
A Handmaid's Tale Of Tax Reform
Simon Johnson Economix
How To Make US Start-Up Friendly
Walter Russell Mead American Interest
Is America Educating Itself Into Shackles?
Brian Stoffel The Motley Fool
The Dark Side of Falling Unemployment
Peter Coy BusinessWeek
Why QE3 May Spark A Currency War
Michael Casey SmartMoney
Nonsense: O's Speculator Crackdown Won't Cure Oil Prices
Editorial IBD
Why The Oil Bubble Is Finally Bursting
Nick Butler Financial Times
The Crackdown On Insider Trading Is Backfiring
James Glassman Forbes
Boycott The Too Big To Fail Banks!
Michael Lewis The Daily Beast


Thursday, April 19
The Dirty Dozen: What Could Sink Stocks
Doug Kass TheStreet.com
The Nobody Knows Anything Market
Paul La Monica CNNMoney
Are You Confused About Stocks? You're Not Alone!
A Dash of Insight
Great Earnings, But Investors Have Other Worries
Jeff Cox CNBC
Capitalism Is Dead. Credit Is the New King
Chris Oliver MarketWatch
A Century of Disaster and a Century of Reform
Alex Planes Motley Fool
Bush Tax Cut Armageddon--A Savior in Disguise?
Ezra Klein Bloomberg
Should We Mandate Debt Forgiveness?
Robert Skidelsky Project Syndicate
Not Exactly a Miracle, But Debt Is Down
Floyd Norris New York Times
Argentina's Oil Raid Can Only End Badly
John Gapper Financial Times
Why New College Grads Should Aim High
Anne Fisher Fortune


Friday, April 20
April Showers: The Euro Crisis Is Back
Charlemagne The Economist
'Bad Goldilocks' Economy Puts Fed, Markets in a Box
Jeff Cox CNBC
Say Your Goodbyes to Safe Assets
John Maxfield The Motley Fool
Why Exactly Is Gold Going Stale?
David Turner Institutional Investor
Buying Stocks the Crowdfunding Way
Karen Weise BusinessWeek
Is the Apple Bubble Ready to Pop?
Suzanne McGee The Fiscal Times
Slump Taught Profligate Americans the Value of Saving
Bloomberg
One Nation, Ruled (Morally Blinded?) By Money
Scott Olster Fortune
Are Poor People Lazy? Or Just Lucky?
Rex Nutting MarketWatch
TARP Worked, But It's Not the End of Reform
Jared Bernstein WashPost
SEC: Outmanned, Outgunned and On a Roll
Devin Leonard BusinessWeek
Monday, April 23
Europe After the Crisis
Andrew Moravcsik International Herald Tribune
Will Democracy Destroy The Euro?
Michael Sivy TIME
It's Been a Black Weekend for Europe
David Marsh MarketWatch
Bundesbank's Weidmann Says What No One Wants to Hear
Bloomberg
Global Economy: Awash In Cash & Piles Of Debt
Stella Dawson Reuters
Is the Fed Pushing Us Into Another Bubble?
Sheila Bair Fortune
China's Banks: Big, Profitable, Starved For Capital
Neil Gough DealBook
Investing: Why The Future Is Not Grim
Barry Ritholtz Washington Post
The Best Investing Advice I've Ever Encountered
Jeff Saut Minyanville
Mutual Funds That Are Too Big to Succeed
J. Alex Tarquinio SmartMoney
Employees Want a Say On CEO Pay
Gretchen Morgenson New York Times


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