Stock Market Recovery Consultants, Inc – Helping Victims of Broker Misconduct Across the USA – 1 800 333 4567

HAVE YOU BEEN A VICTIM OF STOCK FRAUD?

WE CAN HELP YOU

NO FEE IF NO RECOVERY

Recover Investment Losses. If you have suffered losses as a result of fraud, negligent advice, or you simply weren’t explained properly the risk you were taking, you may have a claim against your brokerage house. Victims of investment misconduct may recover their money through securities arbitration.

Why Hire Us?

We exclusively represent the burnt investor, and have extensive experience in the process of securities related claims before FINRA. We help investors recover money that was lost as a result of fraud, negligence and other misconduct. This is all we do, and we place all of our attention and expertise into each case that we represent. No case is too large for our firm.

Has Your Broker or Financial Advsior?

Recommend risky investments
Excessively trade your account
Fail to limit securities losses
Over-concentrate your portfolio
Recommend unsuitable investments
Make material misrepresentations
Excessively use margin
Earn huge commissions while you lost money
Sell you auction rate securities

TIME SENSITIVE

If you answered yes to any of the above questions it pays to contact our firm even if your losses took place years ago. The sooner a case is filed, the stronger your case will be for us to be able to recover your investment. Take advantage of our no upfront fee representation. CALL 1-800-333-4567 FOR A FREE CONSULTATION. Join over 1000 satisfied clients who have recovered their money. Take control of your financial future. Act now!

Why Experience Matters

Wall Street hires the best firms and so should you. Choosing the right representation and choosing the right firm is very important. . We work on very large cases and very small cases. That is who we are and that is what we are known for.

Experience – Arbitration and Mediation skills, backed by subject matter knowledge, experience before FINRA, the discovery process and the Code of Arbitration Procedure.
Aggressive representation— Representation is seldom a level playing field. Results are always the product of aggressive advocacy, a dedication to the issues, hard work, impeccable preparedness, and zeal.
Reputation– Honesty and integrity with respect to our clients, intellectual honesty, integrity and respect to the process, opposing counsel and the tribunal.

Don’t say goodbye to your money just yet, find out how mediation and arbitration may recover your money.

FINRA News

FINRA Requests Comment on Arbitration Proposals October 18, 2017
WASHINGTON — The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) today issued two Regulatory Notices requesting comment on two proposals related to its arbitration program: a proposal to expand the options available to investors when filing a claim in arbitration against an inactive firm or associated person, and a second proposal related to compensated non-attorney representatives that […]
FINRA Orders Wells Fargo Broker-Dealers to Pay $3.4 Million in Restitution and Reminds Firms of Sales Practice Obligations for Volatility-Linked Products October 16, 2017
WASHINGTON — The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) announced today that it has ordered Wells Fargo Clearing Services, LLC and Wells Fargo Advisors Financial Network, LLC to pay more than $3.4 million in restitution to affected customers for unsuitable recommendations of volatility-linked exchange-traded products (ETPs) and related supervisory failures. FINRA found that between July 1, […]
FINRA Receives SEC Approval to Streamline Competency Exams October 5, 2017
Rule Change Expands Entry Opportunities to the Securities Industry WASHINGTON — The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority’s rule proposal to streamline competency exams and expand opportunities for prospective securities professionals seeking to enter or re-enter the securities industry. FINRA today issued Regulatory Notice 17-30 announcing an Oct. […]

Did Your Broker or Financial Advisor…

Recommend risky investments
Excessively trade your account
Fail to limit securities losses
Over-concentrate your portfolio
Recommend unsuitable investments
Make material misrepresentations
Excessively use margin
Earn huge commissions while you lost money
Sell you auction rate securities
Sell you a high risk private placement
Sell you highly leveraged ETF’s
Execute unauthorized trades
Sell you junk or church bonds