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Why It Matters If Fracking Companies Are Overestimating Their ‘Proved’ Oil and Gas Reserves

June 17, 2018

Why It Matters If Fracking Companies Are Overestimating Their ‘Proved’ Oil and Gas Reserves Back in 2011, The New York Times first raised concerns about the reliability of America’s proved shale gas reserves. Proved reserves are the estimates of supplies of oil and gas that drillers tell investors they will be able to tap. The […]

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Are Fossil Fuel Companies Telling Investors Enough About the Risks of Climate Change?

February 20, 2017

Are Fossil Fuel Companies Telling Investors Enough About the Risks of Climate Change? Prior to President Donald Trump taking office, there was a push to require oil and gas companies to inform their investors about the risks of climate change. As governments step up efforts to regulate carbon emissions, the thinking goes, fossil fuel companies’ assets could depreciate in […]

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First Post-Brexit Bailout Looms As Bank Of England Mulls UK Property Fund ‘Measures’

July 10, 2016

First Post-Brexit Bailout Looms As Bank Of England Mulls UK Property Fund ‘Measures’ Who could have seen that coming? While many have questioned the “suitability of daily-traded, open-ended property funds that are giving investors access to an illiquid asset,” all the time the price is rising, no one wants to rock the boat. However, now that Brexit […]

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A Desperate China Begged Fed For “Plunge Protection Playbook” As Its Market Crashed

March 21, 2016

A Desperate China Begged Fed For “Plunge Protection Playbook” As Its Market Crashed Last June, China’s stock market miracle ended in tears. The SHCOMP’s inexorable, parabolic ascent was to a large degree facilitated by an explosion of margin debt, the likes of which could not be found in any other major market across the globe. […]

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BlackRock Suspends ETF Issuance Due To “Surging Demand For Gold”

March 4, 2016

BlackRock Suspends ETF Issuance Due To “Surging Demand For Gold” BlackRock’s Gold ETF (IAU) has seen fund inflows every day in 2016 (no outflows at all) and with the stock trading above its NAV for most of the year, the world’s largest asset manager has made a significant decision: *BLACKROCK SAYS ISSUANCE OF GOLD TRUST […]

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In Latest Market-Rigging Scandal, ITG Busted For Frontrunning Clients In Its Dark Pool

July 29, 2015

In Latest Market-Rigging Scandal, ITG Busted For Frontrunning Clients In Its Dark Pool Last year, first in the aftermath of NYAG’s lawsuit against Barclays followed promptly by Michael Lewis’ “Flash Boys” (which over a year later is still a better seller than “GS Elevator’s” attempt to be this generation’s Tucker Max) exposing High Frequency Trading for being […]

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