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What is Stock Fraud?: Investors who have suffered losses due to recognized misconduct by brokers, financial advisors or consultants may pursue claims, usually through arbitration. Losses resulting from unsuitable recommendations, fraud, misrepresentation, excessive trading, unauthorized trades, failure to follow investor instructions and misappropriation – as opposed to market fluctuations – are actionable.
Should you fight back? Were you a victim of any of the following?
- securities fraud
- securities industry malpractice
- securities regulator failures
- bad advice from a stock broker
- brokerage firm negligence
- investor broker disputes
- excessive stock broker commissions
- high stock broker investment exit fees
- criminal fraud in your investments
- stockbroker fraud
- wall street fraud
Contact our investor legal team about securities fraud lawsuits. Talk with a securities fraud lawyer who understands the securities industry and has experience with securities litigation. Securities regulators do not help you get back lost funds. We can help! If you got bad advice from your stock broker, at the bidding of the
brokerage firm, you may be entitled to file an investor broker dispute. This law suit against your broker enforces laws designed to protect investors. Your stock broker can be held accountable for excessive stock broker commissions, excessive stock broker fees. Hold your stock broker and his/her firm accountable. Don't let wall street fraud rob you of your hard earned savings.
For example, it was recently discovered that Merrill Lynch, Salmon Smith Barney and Credit Suisse First Boston (among others) deliberately misled investors about the value of dozens of publicly traded companies. While analysts publicly touted certain stocks to help generate fees for their firms' investment banking divisions, privately, these same analysts derided the securities as "crap" or "Sh!t."
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