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The Wall Street Watchdog Blasts California Attorney General Brown for his Failure to Settle with Wells Fargo's Auction Rate Securities
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is blasting California's Attorney General Jerry Brown for being useless when it comes to a settlement over auction rate securities with Wells Fargo bank. According to the group, "thousands of US citizens are stuck with frozen Wells Fargo auction rate securities, Wells Fargo Bank sold auction rate securities, as risk free, just like cash, & worthless California AG Jerry Brown has an internal Wells Fargo e-mail that sites risk, that dates back to November 2007, and there is still no settlement for these victims?" The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is saying, "why do we keep on electing dead wood, do nothing politicians such as California Attorney General Jerry Brown. More astonishing this guy...
The Wall Street Watchdog Demands Institutional Investors be Included in Auction Rate Securities Settlements
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is demanding that state and federal regulators go after major US banks, or investment bankers for their role in the $330 billion dollar auction con job, to include institutional, as well as retail ARS customers. According to the group,"how were retail, or institutional investors supposed to perform due diligence, when those selling these supposed, just like cash investments, were in fact lying to their customers? How does that work?" The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is offering to assist both retail, or institutional auction rate securities victims in every way possible, For more information please contact the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog at 866-714-6466, or contact the group via its web site at Http://W...
