RealClearMarkets Week of December 15, 2008 Archives

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Monday, December 15

Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary

Wachovia Economics

U.S. Christmas Budgets Fall $200 From Last Year

Lydia Saad Gallup

What If the Credit Crunch Is a Symptom?

Marc Chandler Brown Brothers

Statements from Shadow Regulatory Committee

Eisenbeis Cumberland

Tuesday, December 16

2009 Outlook: Markets Don't Forecast

David Kotok Cumberland Advisors

Bipolar Markets and Ideas to Keep Sane

Applied Finance Group

2009 Dollar Outlook

Stephen Jen Morgan Stanley

Industrial Production Falls .6 Percent

John Silvia Wachovia Economics

Wednesday, December 17

Where No FOMC Has Gone Before

John Silvia Wachovia Economics

Thursday Jobless Claims Likely to Justify Rate Cut

D. Jacobe Gallup

And Then There Were No Brokerages

Peter Demirali Cumberland Advisors

Turmoil In the Cash Markets

Paul Reisz Pimco Asset Management

Thursday, December 18

Good Companies - Not Always Good Investments

Applied Finance Group

Who's to Blame for the U.S. Auto Crisis?

Lydia Saad Gallup

The Fed Fights to Weaken the Dollar

Axel Merk Merk Investments

Current Account Little Changed In Q3

Jay Bryson Wachovia Economics

Friday, December 19

Analyzing Market Troughs and Rebounds

Applied Finance Group

Holiday Season Not Lifting Consumer Confidence

Dennis Jacobe Gallup

Leading Indicators: No Relief In Sight

Tim Quinlan Wachovia Economics

At First Blush, Thoughts on the Fed

Bob Eisenbeis Cumberland Advisors

Monday, December 22

Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary

Wachovia Economics

The Fed Lady Sings

Joachim Fels Morgan Stanley

The ECB Fiddles While Rome Burns

Marc Chandler Brown Brothers

About 40% of Americans Worrying About Money

Frank Newport Gallup