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RealClearMarkets Week of February 18, 2013 Archives
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Tuesday, February 19
Easy Government Money Won't Save Economy
S.P. Kothari MarketWatch
Golf Outings Show an Economy on the Upswing
Rick Newman U.S. News
Eerie Calm: Where Did All the Volatility Go?
Adam Shell USA Today
Inflation and the Death of Equities ... Again
Roben Farzad BusinessWeek
Buffett Unleashes Ultimate Wall St. Racket
David Weidner MarketWatch
America's $4.4 Billion Surplus with China
Mina Kimes Fortune
The Dawn of China's Post-Industrial Future?
The Economist
The Frightening Rise of the Robots
Robert Skidelsky Project Syndicate
Billionaire John Paulson Leads Funds to Bermuda Tax Dodge
Bloomberg
Who Really Pays the Corporate Income Tax?
Bruce Bartlett Economix
Confessions of a Barclays Banker Who's Seen the Light
The Fiscal Times
Wednesday, February 20
Why I Continue to Hold a Contrarian, Bearish View
Doug Kass TheStreet
Watch Out, Berlusconi Could Crash Market
Matthew Lynn MarketWatch
Why the Euro Crisis Is Not Yet Over
Martin Wolf Financial Times
Rome Will Burn, Regardless of Italian Election
Michael Stott Reuters
Why Siemens Is Expanding US Manufacturing
Helmuth Ludwig Reuters
China May Wake Up to Messy Economic Reckoning
Andy Xie Caixin
Cyberdefense: A New Opportunity for Investors
Katie Benner Fortune
Marissa Mayer Rolls Out a New Yahoo.com
Brad Stone BusinessWeek
Biggest U.S. Banks Are Riskier Than You Think
James Pethokoukis AEI
Obama's Tax Reform Complicates Matters
Jacob Sullum Reason
In Their Own Words: How 10 CEOS Feel About the Economy
Motley Fool
Why Recovery Is Always Just Around the Corner
Neil Irwin Wonkblog
Thursday, February 21
Beware Too Much M&A Frenzy
Jim Cramer TheStreet.com
What's Wrong with the Financial Services Industry?
The Big Picture
Correction Time? It's Now or Never
Global Macro Monitor
5 Wall Street Lies That Just Won't Die
Brett Arends MarketWatch
10 Reasons High Oil Prices Are a Problem
Gail Tverberg OilPrice.com
Life on the Edges of America's Financial Mainstream
The Economist
Did You Love the 70s? Well, Get Ready for a Revival
Michael Sivy Time
Why Good Companies Fail
Lili Balfour Huffington Post
Stocks Have Nothing to Fear from the Fed
Paul La Monica CNNMoney
Bonds Aren't Afraid of Big, Bad Ben
Jeff Cox CNBC
Phoenix Housing Boom: Deja Vu All Over Again
Susan Berfield BBW
The 10 Tax-Friendliest States for Retirees
Robert Powell MarketWatch
Friday, February 22
Poor Data, Technicals Suggest More Downside
Anthony Mirhaydari MSN
It's Time to Adjust, Not Time to Panic or Sell Out
Jim Cramer TheStreet
Is the U.S. Nearing a Tipping Point on Debt?
Neil Irwin Washington Times
A Sequester of Fools
Paul Krugman New York Times
Release the Doves: Central Banks' Brave New Words
The Economist
A "Responsible" Fed Could Hurt the Recovery
Peter Coy BusinessWeek
Bahamas Hootenanny Is a Good Economic Sign
Robert Milburn Barron's
The Dire Warning From Wal-Mart
Jim Jubak MSN Money
Comeback Sign: U.S. Carmakers Are Hiring
Bill Vlasic New York Times
They Bailed On Their Homes, Now They Want Back In
Diana Olick CNBC
Why Should Taxpayers Give Big Banks $83B a Year?
Editors Bloomberg
Monday, February 25
Gary Shilling: Why You Should Sell Stocks and Buy Treasurys
Forbes
Investors Fail to Appreciate Fed, Chinese Risk
Doug Noland Asia Times
Bernanke's Date With Deflationary Destiny
Vince Foster Minyanville
Uncle Ben Wants You to Buy a New Car
Barry Ritholtz The Big Picture
Here's What Could Put the Brakes on Market Rally
Jeff Cox CNBC
A Deep Post-Decline Analysis of the Charts
Jim Cramer MSN Money
Einhorn Signals Beginning of the End at Apple
Rocco Pendola TheStreet
Apple: Why Bad News Just Keeps on Coming
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
America's Sequestered Recovery
Laura Tyson Project Syndicate
U.S. Spending Axe Set to Fall, But Then What?
Richard Cowan Reuters
Why Less Debt Among Young Adults Is Bad News
Nin-Hai Tseng Fortune
A Costly and Unjust Perk for Financiers
Lynn Forester de Rothschild NYT
