Stock Fraud Burns Main Street Investors. Securities Arbitration: Chance for Recove

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(Free-Press-Release.com) December 30, 2008 -- While the government is filing fewer prosecutions for investor abuse than it did eight years ago at the start of the Bush administration (New York Times, 12/25), securities arbitration remains as a key avenue for burned investors, reports Securities Arbitration Hotline founder Paul Young, who has been a leading investor advocate and burned investor’s representative for over 20 years.

It is often lost in the headlines of retail sales plummeting, layoffs growing, investment declines of 40% this year alone, and so much other dismal financial and economic news.

But … “The reality is that many burned investors may have a viable pathway to recovery of money if they have been burned by Wall Street. Securities arbitration works,” says Young, who also sponsors the free Securities Arbitration Hotline at 1-800-222-4724 for investors who think or know that they have been ripped off by Wall Street.

“The real world question is not whether the government will prosecute Wall Streeters or impose fines against rogue stockbrokers and brokerages who did not put the individual investor first. On Main Street the primary question that burned investors want answered is whether they can get their money back if they have been fleeced. It is the controlling, paramount question. Fortunately, for many burned investors the answer is that arbitration is available and is the right path, that it works wonderfully, and that securities arbitration is available nationwide and abroad,” says Securities Arbitration’s Young.

As 2008 ends, the losses suffered by many or most Main Street investors are severe, painful, and life altering. If the losses were due to the misdeeds of Wall Street, they may be able to be recovered in the new year. “So,” concludes Young, “the year is ending badly for many financially, for those whose losses were caused by Wall Street, 2009 may be a year of recovery and redemption using the system of arbitration. Burned investors must, though, overcome the anger and embarrassment most victims feel and then take action to fight back and win. Inertia is the greatest opponent of the burned investor.”

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Who we are: Paul Young is both an experienced advocate for burned investors nationwide case by case by case as founder of Securities Arbitration Group and the Securities Arbitration Hotline @ 1-800-222-4724. Our job is to get money back for burned Main Streeters via securities arbitration and mediation.

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 will 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-govt. 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. Toll free, the Hotline is 1-800-222-4724.

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 has also lectured at the university level on securities arbitration and mediation.

He is available for interviews, guest appearances and news spots 24/7. For ALL MONEY MATTERS call 1-800-222-4724 or 310-475-6868.

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