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Jan 26, 2016

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Eastern Iowa Feels the Bern

With the caucuses fast approaching, Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinto= are in a virtual dead heat in Iowa; some polls even show Sanders=pulling ahead. After watching both Democrats campaign in the small town of=Clinton last weekend, Leonid Bershidsky thinks he understands why.

Confusing Cause =nd Effect: Election Edition

Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders aren't =attling the stock market. They just aren't. So why do so many people belie=e otherwise? Barry Ritholtz considers th= reasons investors see patterns where none exist.

Cruz-Hating Repu=licans Need a Reality Check

Would Donald Trump really make a better presidential nominee �=94 or commander in chief — than Ted Cruz? A small but vocal factio= of Republicans=says yes. But Ramesh Ponnuru warns t=at the anyone-but-Cruz camp is making three critical errors.

Winning or Losin= Isn't Everything in the Primaries

Beating expectations matters, too. But why do parties and the press even play the expectations game? Jonathan Bernstein considers the goo=, the bad and the ugly.

Let Coal Die. Sa=e Coal Country.

Coal may never again be king, but West Virginia and Kentucky can stil= thrive in a green economy. The editors explain how gover=ment can help.

Recent outbre=k of bearishness is unnecessary (FT)

Market "capit=lation" is nowhere in sight, so far (WSJ)

After a $15 t=illion global selloff, gold is back in fashion (Bloomberg<=a>)

(Read Barry Ritholtz's full daily news rou=dup.)Bloomberg Gadfly=

One segment of the oil industry rides high d=spite falling prices

Egg McMuffins could save McDonald's

British retai=ers ask, "Where are all the shoppers?"

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