Securities Fraud Survives; Arbitration Prevails. Wall Street Must Champion Main Street.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Free-Press-Release.com) October 15, 2008 -- On September 22, 2008, PAUL YOUNG, the independent analyst and head of 20-year Securities Arbitration Group of Los Angeles, advised Main Street investors in print (provably) that they should get out of the stock market. Since that time, literally trillions (with a “T”) have been lost by 401-K, other retirement, educational savings accounts, and small, Main Street investors who “got sucked in by the New York-Washington line.” Not to mention local governments, trusts, small biz accounts, and just normal people who always believed the ads of the investment firms.

Had some people listened a long month ago, they could have saved themselves from the pain and the probable years-long rebuilding effort (if they can). Millions of people, trillions of dollars. Not in the abstract, but in the real world, now lost. Much of it avoidable.

But the Washington-New York corridor line, promoted well and jointly by government and Wall Street, hardly disinterested parties to be sure and, as well, parties who have made their money and whose retirement and educational fees for their kids and grandkids have been secure for years, was promptly parroted by CNBC, FOX, CNN and the other New York media types who treated the pronouncements not with skepticism but in a rip and read zeal or simple confusion (and self interest). And as the parrots sang and sang often, people believed. They waited and waited and lost.

One person stood out after (AFTER) PAUL YOUNG wrote (9/22) that the time to leave the stock market was critical: Bombastic Jim Cramer, whose grip on Main Street is typically zero – he got it right, for once. And he took lots of heat.

Jim Cramer, though, followed Paul’s lead. Cramer got the publicity because he is an accepted New York media type. Paul is a California 20-year veteran securities fraud fighter nationwide – but without a show or regular forum.

Why stay in the market? Is there anything real, tangible that the Main Street investor can look to for short-term hope? No. Did the bailout help Main Street or is a revised repeat of Reagan’s trickle down theory supposed to solve all ills?

“Be clear. The bailout plan and the purchase of bank shares by the taxpayers does nothing to increase employment, nothing to increase corporate or banking confidence and, hence, the bottom lines, nothing to ease the debt or deficit, nothing to help the lady on Main Street run her beauty salon and buy ads to promote it, nothing to help those not connected to Wall Street or those that directly feed off it.

Other than protecting non-interest bearing bank accounts, the positive impact for Main Street is not there. That is why the markets will continue to decline here and abroad, job losses that are bad now will worsen, and the media will still treat Wall Street with the kid gloves that have been the norm for years,” says Young, who has appeared as a guest on radio/TV/Cable and in print, but finds telling the truth (or his viewpoint based on 20 years representing burned investors nationwide) to Main Street more difficult than ever.

Securities fraud lives on. Grows. Trillions lost through individual and systemic and trained greed on Wall Street practiced with skill by stockbrokers and others whose duty is/was to the investor’s best interests, not the broker’s own wallet and that of his investment bank.

Can it be changed? Can Main Street fight back and win against Wall Street? Sure. When the media is no longer complicit in putting people behind Wall Street corporate interests.

The only non-governmental Securities Fraud Hotline/Securities Arbitration Hotline did not pop up yesterday but did so in 1989. It is 1-800-222-4724.

For free: The Burned Investor’s Recovery Pak.

For air and print: PAUL YOUNG, founder and CEO of Securities Arbitration Group. 1-800-222-4724. 24/7. Advance notice preferred.

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Who we are: Paul Young is both an experienced advocate for burned investors nationwide case by case by case and founder of Securities Arbitration Group and the Securities Arbitration Hotline @ 1-800-222-4724. Our job is to get money back for burned MainStreeters. Paul has recovered millions for real people in his career using securities arbitration.

Securities arbitration is available in all 50 states for burned investors. It is the savior of the burned investor. Your listeners, viewers, Internet and print readers may thank you as polls indicate that the economy leads in the concerns of people nationwide.

Young’s Securities Arbitration has operated the only and leading free, non-gov, 50 state SECURITIES ARBITRATION HOTLINE for 20 straight years specifically for people who know or think that they have been ripped off by their Wall Street brokerage. Please mention it on-air or in print at 1-800-222-4724. “Securities Arbitration Succeeds.”

He is also a print and air unbiased expert without bias or conflicts of interest who can communicate, inform, entertain.

Young is fully media experienced, print and air and has been a guest on CNN, CNBC, Mutual, Fox Radio Network, NPR, and many national and local broadcast outlets (radio and TV); profiled in print, including the Christian Science Monitor, Tribune Media Services, Creator’s Syndicate, and many other national and local print media. He was the editor of a money webzine for years and contributor to three books including "Everything You Wanted to Know About Investing." (Sample list above only).

He is available for interviews, guest appearances and news spots 24/7. For circulation and ratings growth, for public service, for timely and useful news that people can use today for ALL MONEY MATTERS call Paul directly. 1-800-222-4724 or 310-475-6868.

Caren Gellman
Media Relations
Securities Arbitration Group
Los Angeles, CA
Phone : 1-310-475-6868

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