Week of September 17, 2018 Archives

RealClearMarkets Research Reports

Monday, September 17
Never Judge Economic Data Based On Headline Number
Richard Moody, Regions 
U.S./China Trade Spat Has Its Seeds In 2008
David Dollar, Brookings Institution
Busy Washington Summer Just Preview for High-Stakes Fall
Michael Townsend, CS
Tuesday, September 18
Responding to the Financial Crisis: What We Did, and Why
Jason Furman, Harvard
Waiting (Was) Hardest Part, But Wage Growth Finally Kicking In
Liz Ann Sonders, CS
Comments on Monetary Policy at the Effective Lower Bound
Janet Yellen, Brookings 
The Message In the Market From Up/Down Volume
Chris Ciovacco, Ciovacco Capital
Wednesday, September 19
What They Want, How They Get It: Survey of the 2018 Goldman Sachs Interns

Will the Midterm Elections Drive Mayhem In the Markets?
John Lynch, LPL Financial
The Growing Budget Deficit
Brian Wesbury & Robert Stein, First Trust Advisors
Reap Benefits of Tax-Loss Harvesting to Lower Your Tax Bill
Hayden Adams, Schwab
Thursday, September 20
Trade Worries Me, But Markets Are So Far Sanguine
Marcelo Perez, Alhambra Partners
Residential Construction: Main Housing Themes Remain Intact
Richard Moody, RB
At What Age Should You Collect Social Security Spousal?
C. Schwab-Pomerantz, CS
Cord Cutting, Convergence and Competition
Brett Feldman & Drew Borst, Goldman Sachs
Friday, September 21
A Cheat-Sheet Glossary of the American Administrative State
Wayne Crews, Forbes
Alternative Risk: Val. Benefits for Traditional Portfolios
Shepherd, Ko & Kunz, RALLC
Ideal U.S.-U.K. Free Trade Agreement
Daniel Ikenson, Simon Lester & Daniel Hannan, Cato
Natural Disasters: What Do They Mean for Muni Bond Market?
Cooper Howard, CS
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