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Lion Street Financial Broker Richard Baer Named in Disputes Seeking $1.85M in Damages

Customers of Lion Street Financial Broker Richard Baer Suffered Over $1.8m in Investment Losses  Lion Street Financial stockbroker, Richard Evan Baer, who is also a registered investment advisor with both React Investment Solutions, LLC and Legacy Capital California, has been named by investors in two pending complaints seeking $1.8M in…

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First Western Capital Management Allegedly Placed Over $666M of Customers’ Money into Investments Reserved for Qualified Institutional Buyers

Colorado Investment Firm Fined $200K For Investing Unqualified Buyers Into Unsuitable Investments  The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has ordered First Western Capital Management Co. to pay a $200K fine over allegations that, over a 7-year period, it invested over $666M of clients’ funds into securities that they didn’t…

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Ex-NEXT Financial Broker Charles Kulch Accused of Overconcentrating Over 100 Massachusetts’ Investors in Risky REITs

Galvin’s Office Files Civil Lawsuit Alleging Overconcentration, Unsuitable Investments  William Galvin, the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, has filed civil charges against former NEXT Financial Group broker, Charles Chester Kulch.  The state is accusing him of selling real estate investment trusts (REITs) and variable annuities (VA) to customers for…

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Investors of Preferred Stocks Suffer Losses As Market Undergoes Nearly 5% Drop

Unsuitability & Overconcentration May Lead to Unnecessary Investor Losses in Preferred Stocks If you are an investor in preferred stocks or preferred stock funds, you may have suffered losses as the preferred-stock market had dropped almost 5% since its mid-Feb peak.  These stocks do carry some risk with them and…

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Morgan Stanley Sued for Unsuitable Recommendations Over Harvest Volatility Strategy, MLPs and Other Complex Investments Made To A Texas Investor

Brokerage Firm Made Unsuitable Investment Recommendations to An Inexperienced Investor Our brokerage firm fraud lawyers at Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas (SSEK Law Firm) have filed a Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) arbitration against Morgan Stanley on behalf of an elderly Dallas, Texas investor. The investor in question sustained over…

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National Securities Broker Michael Burkoff Accused of Unsuitable Investment Recommendations Involving Structured Products

National Securities Broker Investigated Over Unsuitable Investment Recommendations Our broker fraud lawyers at Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas (SSEK Law firm) are looking into claims by investors who suspect that National Securities stockbroker Michael Burkoff recommended investments that were unsuitable for them. Burkoff is a registered representative with National Securities.…

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Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas Investigates Ex-Cetera Advisors Broker Roger Owens

Fired Cetera Advisors Broker Accused Of Unauthorized Securities Sales Our stockbroker fraud attorneys are speaking to former clients of former Cetera Advisors LLC broker, Roger Lee Owens that sustained substantial investment losses while working with him. Contact Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas (SSEK Law Firm) today to schedule your free,…

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When Margin Calls Lead to Investor Fraud Losses

If you are an investor that has lost money because of an unsuitable margin call in your investment account, you may have grounds for filing a Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) arbitration claim to try and recover your losses. Unfortunately, a lot of investors may not understand what they are…

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Another Texas-Based Wells Fargo Broker is Barred by FINRA

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) has barred Wells Fargo (WFC) broker Edward O. Daniel, after he failed to participate in a probe into allegations that he made unsuitable investments for one client. Daniel, a Texas-based broker, was with Wells Fargo Advisers for seven years before he stepped down in…

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Wells Fargo Advisors Must Pay $357K Securities Arbitration Award Over Unsuitable Investments

A Financial Industry Regulatory Authority securities arbitration panel ruled that Wells Fargo Advisors (WFC) must pay investor Anthony J. Pryor $357K related to purportedly unsuitable housing and energy investments. In his securities fraud claim, Pryor alleged negligent misrepresentation, negligent supervision, breach of fiduciary, and other causes. Wells Fargo denies Pryor’s…

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