Occupy Wall Street: Burned Investors Can Fight Back and Win via Securities Arbitration. Real-Life Victory for Main Street 99%.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Los Angeles, California, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) November 9, 2011 -- Securities arbitration, available nationwide, provides burned investors a time efficient, cost-effective means for recovering investment money lost due to misconduct, mistakes or misdeeds of Wall Streeters and other licensed financial firms and people.
“Securities arbitration provides the opportunity for burned investors to resolve disputes with Wall Street in a time efficient, cost effective way and on a time tested, level playing field.

And it is securities arbitration that some experts see as the front line effort leading to Wall Street reform. Securities arbitration goes a long way to serve the purposes of Occupy Wall Street and the 99% of Americans who feel abused and abandoned by Wall Street,” says longtime securities arbitration advocate Paul Young.
Securities arbitration is the back-stop; the mechanism and procedure available to Main Streeters burned by Wall Street to secure real victory; to recover money plus a sense of principle and dignity regained by fighting back.
The ability to cost-effectively and time-efficiently recover money lost due to the misconduct of Wall Street is at the heart of the financial health of Main Streeters providing the foundational security that investors must have as they save for their own future and that of new generations.
And securities arbitration works.

Most people are burned by Wall Street due to one or more of the following issues: Suitability of the investor to the investments, misrepresentations and withholding material factual info from the investor. “Suitability and misrepresentation the leading causes of investors being burned,” reports Securities Arbitration’s CEO Paul Young. “Suitability starts with the opening of an account and continues as an ongoing obligation. This must be so, as lives change, markets change, thus suitability is not a one-time activity but a continuous process during the life of the investor’s relationship with a financial firm.” The other leading issues include ongoing risk determination, regular oversight of investor accounts, lack of account supervision, churning, negligence and many others.
Securities arbitration provides a true and fair opportunity for burned investors to recover their lost money if they have been truly burned and ripped off by Wall Streeters.

“Let reformation of Wall Street serve as one of the goals of Occupy Wall Street,” says Paul Young, a 23-year veteran of the Wall Street wars that have pitted Main Street investors against the powerful Wall Street interests for decades. “Part of reforming Wall Street and seeking balance between Wall Street and Main Street, is recovering money for Main Street investors who’ve been ripped off by Wall Street,” says Young, CEO of Securities Arbitration which has operated the free Securities Arbitration Hotline (1-800-222-4724) nationwide since 1989.
“It is a tangible result of burned investors fighting back for more than symbolism. Paying back money to Main Street victims of Wall Street is a clear, reality-based message that Wall Street understands arguably more profoundly than it does protest marches,” opines Young.

The real world reality is that investors from all backgrounds, educational levels, of all income and net worth categories have been, can be, are being ripped off by Wall Streeters every day. Retirement and education savings lost. Individual accounts declining or gone due to misdeeds. The good news is that burned investors CAN FIGHT BACK and THEY CAN WIN using securities arbitration.
FREE: BURNED INVESTOR’S RECOVERY PAK. 1-800-222-4724.

MEDIA: FOR INTERVIEWS PLUS MORE INFORMATION: Call Caren at Securities Arbitration. 1-424-268-4341 or email FraudFight@gmail.com
The Securities Arbitration Hotline: 1-800-222-4724.

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