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Exposed: How Stockbrokers Get Away with Fraud

In the world of investments, trust is paramount. Investors entrust their hard-earned money to stockbrokers, expecting them to act in their best interest. However, not all stockbrokers uphold this trust. Some engage in fraudulent activities, exploiting their clients for personal gain. This article aims to expose the underbelly of stockbroker fraud. We delve into the […]

What Do Boeing, Walgreens, Lululemon, and Intel Have in Common? A Deep Dive into Stock Depreciation

This year, some of the biggest names in business, including Boeing, Walgreens, Lululemon, and Intel, have seen their stock prices drop significantly. While these companies operate in very different industries, they share several common factors that have led to their stock depreciation. In this blog, we will explore these factors in detail, including the impact […]

Can I Sue My Stockbroker?  50 Questions and Answers

Investing in the stock market can be profitable, but what happens when things go wrong?  If you suspect your stockbroker has mismanaged your investments or acted unethically, you may wonder, “Can I sue my stockbroker?” In this comprehensive guide, we’ll answer 50 of investors’ most common questions about suing their stockbroker. Understanding Stockbroker Misconduct What […]

50 FAQs About Risk and the Stock Market

Investing in the stock market can be rewarding, but it also comes with risks. At Bakhtiari & Harrison, we want to help you make smart decisions with your money. We’ve put together a list of 50 frequently asked questions (FAQs) about risk in the stock market. These questions will help you understand the basics of […]

Can I Sue My Stockbroker? Legal Options

Overview of Stockbroker Misconduct and Investor Rights What is Stockbroker Misconduct? Definition and Examples: Stockbroker misconduct refers to unethical or illegal actions taken by a stockbroker that harm their clients’ investments. Examples include unauthorized trading, misrepresentation, fraud, and breach of fiduciary duty. Common Reasons for Investor Dissatisfaction: Investors may become dissatisfied due to significant financial […]