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  • Oklahoma Lowers Bar Exam Standards

    It appears that Oklahoma’s Supreme Court ruled in a split 5-4 decision to lower bar exam standards. Specifically, the state will adjust its acceptable MBE scaled score in response to ever faltering law school admissions rates. Reactions from opponents have been clear from the dissent. We hope this isn’t a new reality for law in this […]Read More
  • Two Fed Officials Confirm Inflation is Here

    As we warned last week, the inflation genie is out of the bottle… We now have confirmation that the Fed is aware of this… Two key Federal Reserve officials said Monday they expect inflation to get closer to the central bank’s target… Their comments came after data late last month that showed core inflation rose […]Read More
  • How Lenders Control The Future Of Oilfield Services

    Submitted by David Yager via OilPrice.com, For the thousands of new entrants into the oilfield services (OFS) industry in the past 15 years – both workers and companies – if you didn’t know what senior secured lending covenants were a year ago, you sure do now. Whether your vehicle has been repossessed, your company is […]
  • S&P 500 Loses Key Technical Support In Early Trading

    2019.40 – that is the line in the sand for today – and for now, the S&P 500 cash index is trading back below this key technical support level… The miracle bounce to the 200-day moving-average… And today, for now, we have lost that level… The battle begins. Average: Your rating: None Average: 4 (1 […]Read More
  • Russian Support For Iranian Oil Output Increase Sends Crude Crashing Below $37

    Remember last week when oil prices spiked despite a rise in crude production, inventory builds, continuing storage concerns at Cushing, and the admission that there is no March OPEC/NOPEC “freeze” meeting. Well that’s all over as Russia’s Oil Minister Novak conmfirms Russia’s acceptance of Iranian rights to increase oil output post-sanctions, thus blowing away any […]Read More
  • Bloomberg Stumbles On The “Only One Buyer Keeping The Bull Market Alive”

    Last week, when Bloomberg was celebrating the 7 year anniversary of the third longest, most central bank-supported, and thus “most hated” bull market in history, it said that  “investors are awash in angst, showing little faith the run can continue. They worry about contracting corporate earnings, slowing Chinese growth and uncertainty over interest rates. And […]
  • Will Donald Trump End Up Like JFK?

    Authored by Bill Bonner of Bonner & Partners (annotated by Acting-Man.com’s Pater Tenebrarum), Bumpy, Lumpy and Slumpy The inability of democratic assemblies to carry out what seems to be a clear mandate of the people will inevitably cause dissatisfaction with democratic institutions. Parliaments come to be regarded as ineffective “talking shops,” unable or incompetent to […]Read More
  • On The Brink of Complete Meltdown

    . Hold your real assets outside of the banking system in one of many private international facilities  –>  http://www.321gold.com/info/053015_sprott.html  Posted with permission and written by Rory Hall, The Daily Coin (CLICK FOR ORIGINAL) We live in a time when the rule of law has been suspended for the ruling class and banking class. When the Attorney […]Read More
  • In Germany, The Far-Right Promises To Chase Merkel “To Hell” After Stunning Victories

    On Sunday, Angela Merkel suffered a bitter defeat at the ballot box in state elections that effectively served as a referendum on Berlin’s open-door migrant policy. Exit polls showed support for the Chancellor’s CDU falling in Baden-Wuerttemberg, in Saxony-Anhalt, and in Rhineland-Palatinate versus 2011. Those results were validated as CDU lost ground versus the last […]
  • Caught On Tape: Thousands Of Angry, Unemployed Chinese Coal Miners Clash With Police As Violence Breaks Out

    In early November, we said that far from the traditional risk factors affecting China’s economy, including the slowing economy, the stock market (and now housing 2.0) bubble, the soaring NPLs, and record debt, the most under-reported risk facing China is the “breakdown in recent “agreeable” labor conditions, wage cuts and rising unemployment, leading to labor […]Read More