Can Occupy Wall Street, Securities Arbitration and Burned Investors Find Common Ground? Yes - Expert

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Los Angeles, California, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) December 21, 2011 -- Securities Arbitration's Paul Young today challenged Wall Street, Occupy Wall Street, government, and Main Street to come together to help bring more openness and accountability to Wall Street. To work to achieve one of the major goals of Occupy Wall Street which is to help people ripped off by Wall Street, 24-year securities arbitration veteran Young proposes a major public awareness outreach initiative to begin now.

By these seemingly polar opposite groups coming together to promote and to expand America's knowledge and understanding of the opportunities afforded to burned investors through existing programs designed to help victims of investment fraud and other financial abuses recover their lost funds through securities arbitration and mediation, the best interests of the public, of Occupy Wall Street, of FINRA, of the SEC, of the Main Street burned investor, and of Wall Street itself are very well served.

"These are significantly challenging economic times. People, government, businesses are stressed almost beyond limits. This has resulted in an almost total lack of trust in our American institutions and in Wall Street. It is clear to me that real progress can be achieved for those of the 99% who've been burned by Wall Street by the commencement of an active, diligent, and committed public awareness and outreach program to let people throughout America know that for all that may not work well right now in America, here, with existing programs of securities arbitration, burned Main Street investors can take on Wall Street. That in a focused, effective manner they can properly and fairly seek recovery of their money if they've been abused by Wall Street," says Young. "We need everyone to go all in on this outreach program. From all Occupy programs, to Wall Street, to Main Street, to the media, to FINRA, to the SEC, and more. People on Main Street across America must be told that they can fight and win and that recovery, and that often elusive sense of justice, can be achieved. The goals of the Occupy movement to help the 99% are served, at least in part, by those burned by Wall Street using systems available now. But they have to know about the arbitration programs and then use them to be able to achieve success."

Who we are: The nationwide Securities Arbitration Hotline @ 1-800-222-4724 has been operated as a FREE service for Main Street burned investors since 1989. Mission: to educate and also to get money back for burned Main Streeters via arbitration when Wall Street firms and brokers have victimized Americans.

Securities arbitration provides burned investors the opportunity to take their grievances to a neutral panel in arbitration to recover money lost in investments and accounts due to misdeeds of licensed investment firms and individual investment professionals. The top issues are suitability, misrepresentation, failure to supervise, and other violations.

Founder Paul Young and SAG have recovered a total of millions for individual investors utilizing securities arbitration and mediation.

PAUL YOUNG, founder of Securities Arbitration is fully all-media experienced. His many appearances include CNN, CNBC, Mutual, Fox Radio Network, NPR, and regularly on national, syndicated, and local radio programs. Young and SAG have been profiled in print, including the Christian Science Monitor, Tribune Media Services, Creator’s Syndicate, Los Angeles Business Journal, other syndicated columns, and many other national and local print media. Paul was also business and money matters editor for “MSM” webzine, authored “Arbitration for Investors Burned by Brokerage Firms” for Personal Investing News magazine, and was subject-matter contributor to three books, including "Everything You Wanted to Know About Investing." He has also guest lectured for the SCMA.

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