Legal Question in Investment Law in Maryland

Individual investing

After choosing a broker to help me invest, things were great until everything crashed and I lost about 50,000.

One day I called about my account and was told since I wasn't at 100,000 I couldn't have the investor I was with originally and they moved my account to someone in NJ. The day I called to sell everything and try to keep the little I had left the person on the phone was still telling me am I sure I want to sell everything? Shouldn't they have advised me to move some of that money into something a little safer when it was dwindling to nothing!


Asked on 12/05/04, 10:49 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys

Nicholas Guiliano Arbitration, Securities & Investment Fraud Lawyer

Re: Individual investing

You should consult with a securities attorney. We would be delighted to evaluate any claim you may have for free.

Nicholas J. Guiliano, Esquire

The Guiliano Law Firm

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Answered on 12/06/04, 12:39 pm


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