October 15, 2018 Archives

Week of October 15, 2018 Archives

RealClearMarkets Off The Street

Monday, October 15

Countries Are Dead, So It's Time For Cities To Lead

James Watkins, OZY

The Psychology Of Navigating A Volatile Stock Market

Brett Steenbarger, Forbes

Forget The Stoners. The Real Money Is In Medical Marijauna

Jen Skerritt, BW

The Fountain Of Youth?

Lisa Drayer, CNN

Are Credit Spreads Still Useful For Stock Investors?

Pater Tenebrarum, Acting Man

Forget Wall Street, Main Street It Just Fine

Jeffry Bartash, MarketWatch

Tuesday, October 16

Nobody Knows Nothing

Erik Conley, Zen Investor

The Worst Kind Of Bear Market

Ben Carlson, A Wealth Of Common Sense

An AI Wake-Up Call From Ancient Greece

Adrienne Mayor, Project Syndicate

Pessimism Rules In China/US Trade Dispute

Kelly Olsen, CNBC

Art, Tech Stocks & the Financial Canary's Last Gasp

Merryn Somerset Webb

Stop Subsidizing Debt

Editors, Bloomberg

FOMC: Hardly Tight, Hardly Loco

Macromon, Global Macro Monitor

Alternate Futures: What's Really Driving Stocks

Ironman, Political Calculations

Let's Be Like Japan

Lance Roberts, Real Investment Advice

The Employer Surveillance State

Ellen Ruppel Shell, The Atlantic

Wednesday, October 17

When Will Stupid Strategies Stop Working?

Kevin Muir, The Macro Tourist

The Big Blockchain Lie

Nouriel Roubini, Project Syndicate

GE Will Likely Eliminate Its Dividend

Ironman, Political Calculations

The Economic Cycle That Just Won't End

John Rekenthaler, Morningstar

This Is The End Of Easy Money

Charlie Bilello, Pension Partners

What is Your Financial Tipping Point?

Nick Maggiulli, Of Dollars & Data

Thursday, October 18

With Liberty, Justice & Money for All

Samuel Moran, The Regulatory Review

Why It's A Good Time To Ask For A Raise

Heather Long, Wonkblog

Beware of Advisers Who Play On Your Fears

Quentin Fottrell, MarketWatch

10 Cheap Stocks With Healthy Dividends

Susan Dziubinski, Morningstar

Markets Are Broken & Nothing Is Working

Robert Burgess, Bloomberg

Bear Markets Bearing Gifts

John Lim, Humble Dollar

China's Great Leap Backward

Jonathan Tepperman, Foreign Policy

The No-Growth Prescription for Misery

Bjorn Lomborg, Project Syndicate

Billy Domineau, The Strategist

Friday, October 19

The Most Dangerous Setup: Time To Lighten Up

Kevin Muir, The Macro Tourist

Chinese Stocks Have Been Shanghaied

Macromon, Global Macro Monitor

How U2's Technology Is Changing Concerts Forever

Mark Savage, BBC

America's 50 Best Cities To Live

Stebbins, Suneson & Sauter, 24/7 Wall Street

A Glimmer of Hope for Argentina

Scott Grannis, Calafia Beach Pundit

5 Observations about America after Living Abroad

Emma Elliott Freir, FEE