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The Chuck Roberts Stifel Scandal: $23+ Million-Dollar Loss and Customer Complaints

Is your investment secure with your financial advisor? Is it time to reassess your financial strategies? The unfolding tale of Chuck Roberts and his alleged involvement in financial irregularities might give you a reason to pause. Chuck Roberts, a managing director of investments with Stifel Nicolaus & Co. Inc., is currently embroiled in a whirlpool […]

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Broker Brad Jacobson Barred by FINRA for Misconduct

Brad Jacobson, a former broker and investment advisor at Wells Fargo, has recently been barred by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) from acting as a broker or associating with any broker-dealer firm. This decision by FINRA comes after Jacobson refused to provide information regarding his alleged involvement in outside business activities and the potential

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Merrill Lynch Faces $12M Fine for Suspicious Activity Reporting Failures

When it comes to your investments, you trust that your financial advisor and brokerage firm have your best interests at heart. Unfortunately, that may not always be the case. That’s why it’s important to stay informed and take action if you suspect any wrongdoing or suspicious activity. Recently, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.

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Did Thrivent Advisor Barry Hesse Neglect Sales Execution?

Arkansas financial advisor Barry Hesse‘s name rattled the financial world as he recently found himself on the wrong end of severe investor allegations. According to the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), these accusations stem from Hesse’s alleged failure to initiate sell orders on behalf of his clients, leading to unrealized market losses reaching a staggering

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Ex-Broker James Anglim Pays $488K in Massive Stock Manipulation Scandal!

The US Securities and Exchange Commission has charged James P. Anglim for his role in manipulating the market. Anglim is a New Jersey resident and a former registered representative at two US-based brokerage firms. Anglim facilitated the sale of stocks in at least five publicly traded companies. The SEC filed a complaint against Anglim at

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