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Investors of C-Tracks ETN Citi Volatility Index Total Return Could Recover Losses Through Securities Arbitration

Investors who suffered losses as a result of their broker’s recommendation of C-Tracks ETN Citi Volatility Index Total Return are seeking the help of investment attorneys in recovering those losses. Reportedly, a unique methodology has caused a severe decline in the Volatility ETFdb Category. The C-Tracks ETN Citi Volatility Index…

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Is Your Broker a Psychopath?

According to an upcoming issue of trade publication CFA Magazine, 1 in 10 Wall Street employees likely is a clinical psychopath. According to Sherree DeCovny, journalist and author of the story, “A financial psychopath can present as a perfect well-rounded job candidate, CEO, manager, co-worker, and team member because their…

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Investors of Mars CDO I Could Recover Losses Through Securities Arbitration

Investment attorneys are seeking Merrill Lynch customers who purchased Mars CDO I, as they could potentially recover their losses through securities arbitration. Mars CDO I was sold to institutional and high net worth customers of Merrill Lynch. The Mars CDO I was underwritten by Merrill Lynch in 2007. However, each…

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Investors of Chase Floating Rate Loan Funds and UITs Could Potentially Recover Losses

Investors of Chase Investment Services Corporation’s unit investment trusts and floating rate loan funds may be able to recover losses through securities arbitration. Chase Investment Services’ sales practices involving these securities are currently being investigated by investment attorneys. In a recent Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) ruling, Chase Investment Services…

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Investors of Reef Oil and Gas Partnership Could Recover Losses

Investors who suffered losses as a result of a Reef Oil and Gas partnership investment may be able to recover losses through securities arbitration. Investment attorneys are investigating potential claims on behalf of individuals who invested in Reef Oil and Gas partnerships based on the unsuitable recommendations of various broker-dealers.…

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Investors Who Suffered Losses as a Result of W.P. Carey REIT May Have Valid Securities Arbitration Claim

Investors of W.P. Carey REIT may be able to recover losses through securities arbitration, investment attorneys say. A recent Financial Industries Regulatory Authority (FINRA) announcement stated that it is paying close attention to the way REITs are being marketed and sold by broker-dealers. In many cases, brokers made unsuitable recommendations…

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Stock Broker Misconduct: When Losses are the Result of Fraud

Sometimes losing money in the stock market and yelling “Fraud!” is a little like smelling smoke and yelling “Fire!” Just as smelling smoke might only mean dinner’s burning, losing money doesn’t always mean stock broker fraud has occurred. It is important for investors to be able to tell the difference…

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News: FINRA Files Complaint Against Ex-broker

On February 9, 2012, ex-broker James Scott McKee was charged with aggravated theft in the first degree. As a result of his broker misconduct, McKee faces four charges of theft. In addition, a complaint has been filed against him with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA). McKee was formally affiliated…

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FINRA Investor Alert: Inspecting Account Statements Helps Investors Detect Securities Fraud

Securities fraud often goes undetected because investors either don’t understand or don’t closely inspect their account statements from their securities firm. On February 23, 2012, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) issued a new Investor Alert called “It Pays to Understand Your Brokerage Account Statements and Trade Confirmations.” This Investor…

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Investors Recovering TIC Investment Losses Through Securities Arbitration

There has been a recent series of Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) securities arbitration rulings in which panels have sided with investors who sustained losses because of TIC exchanges. TIC, or tenant-in-common, investments involve tax-deferred exchanges of property ownership interests. In the majority of these arbitration awards, the sale of…

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