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  • Wachovia's Woes Continue
  • Should Investors Sell Their Illiquid Auction Rate Securities?
  • Securities Arbitration Study is Disappointing but Does Not Tell the Whole Story about Investor Recoveries
  • Wall Street Firms Knew That Failure of the Auction Rate Securities Market Was Imminent
  • Check Out Your Broker
  • States Raid Wachovia Securities Regarding Auction Rate Securities Abuses
  • Has Washington's Bailout Of Wall Street Banks Compromised The SEC's Ability To Regulate And Protect The U.S. Capital Markets?
  • SEC Finds "Serious Shortcomings" At Credit-Ratings Agencies
  • Investor Suitability Claims on the Rise
  • Washington's Bailout Of Financial Firms May Put The United States' AAA Credit Rating At Risk
  • UBS Plans to Repurchase $3.5 Billion of Auction Rate Preferred Shares
  • Washington Opens The Vault For Wall Street Firms, Slams The Door On Main Street America
  • IndyMac Fails Amid Mortgage Problems - FBI Investigates
  • Federal Prosecutors Target Auction Rate Securities Abuses
  • Massachusetts Hits UBS with Fraud Charges Over Auction-Rate Securities
  • Could the Unthinkable Happen- Could Money Market Funds Lose Value?
  • Securities Newsletters Turn More Pessimistic
  • Main Street America Believes We Are in a Recession
  • The Housing Market Continues to Spiral Downward
  • The Hidden Costs of Investment Advice
  • Bear Market Ahead!
  • Credit Crisis only in "4th Inning"
  • Investors Beware: Warren Buffet Believes "Recession Getting Worse"
  • 175,000 Wall Street Jobs May Be Going, Going, Gone
  • Former Bear Stearns Hedge Fund Managers Indicted
  • Citi's Write Downs Continue
  • Investors Lose Big As Wachovia Subsidary Liquidates Evergreen Ultra Short Opportunities Fund
  • Should Investors Switch to Cash in Order to Avoid a "Very Nasty Period"?
  • FINRA To Broker/Dealers - Let The People Sell Their Auction Rate Securities
  • Wall Street CEOs Too Optimistic?
  • Home Equity Falls To Lowest Level Since World War II
  • Have Things Changed At World Financial Group?
  • Sign Of The Times: Foreclosure Bus Tour
  • Paulson: Financial Turmoil Will End In "Months"
  • S&P Slashes Ratings Of Wall Street Banks
  • Home Prices Continue To Fall Fast
  • Retiring Baby Boomers: Fewer Than Expected
  • Falcon Investors: What Are You Releasing?
  • Oil And Other Energy Investment Scams Likely On The Rise
  • Exodus From Citigroup Becoming A Tsunami?
  • Background Check On Financial Advisors May Be Improved
  • Oracle Of Omaha: US Is Less Than Halfway Through Credit Crisis
  • Regional Banks Writing Off Residential Construction Loans
  • Holders Of Student Loan-Backed Auction Rate Securities Facing Endless Winter?
  • JP Morgan Chase Lays Off 200 Executives
  • Auction Rate Losses Costing Public Companies Over $1.8 Billion
  • Short-Seller Einhorn Takes Lehman To Task
  • Credit Crisis Viewed As Extending Into 2009
  • Home Price Index Reflects Record Continued Decline
  • UBS Suffers Loss Of $7 Billion On Sale Of Loans And Plans Sale Of New Shares At Discount
  • How The Ailing Economy May Affect Your Nest Egg
  • "Color-Blind In A Sea Of Red Flags"
  • Stealth Layoffs Hit Wall Street
  • Foreclosures In April Up A Surprising 65%
  • Cornerstone Ministries Investors May Have Legal Claims Against Brokerage Firms Or Financial Advisors
  • FINRA: Beware Early Retirement Scams
  • Fixing Wall Street?
  • Mortgage Crisis Hits Prime Loans
  • With 50,000 Layoffs So Far This Year, Wall Street Employees Must Protect Themselves
  • UBS Will Pay $35 Million To Redeem Auction-Rate Securities Sold To Massachusetts' Cities
  • Jim Rogers Contradicts Wall Street -- The Worst Is Yet To Come
  • Wachovia Receives Auction-Rate Securities Subpoenas
  • More Subprime And Alt-A Mortgages Heading Underwater
  • Internationally Famous Economist Disputes Wall Street's Claim That "The Worst Is Over"
  • Morgan Stanley To Lay Off Five Percent of Work Force
  • Ex-Bear Stearns Broker Sentenced For Insider Trading
  • UBS Will Cut 5500 More Jobs
  • Foreclosures Rising And Home Prices Falling At Unprecedented Rates
  • SEC: Atlanta Is A Hotbed Of Investment Fraud
  • Citigroup Mismarketed Internal Hedge Funds
  • Borrowers Still Struggle To Deal With Delinquent Mortgages
  • Adding Insult To Injury: Auction-Rate Bond Investors Get Almost 0% Interest On Securities They Cannot Sell
  • Economists Pessimistic, Recession Expected
  • S&P Predicts Massive CDO Losses
  • Housing Slump Possibly Exceeding That Observed During The Great Depression
  • This Time Around, Bondholders May Only Get 10 Cents On The Dollar
  • Former Bear Stearns Manager Is The Prime Subprime Suspect
  • Schwab Admitting Responsibility For Mis-Marketing Its Yield Plus Fund?
  • Wall Street Firms Hid Auction-Rate Securities Market Problems From Public For Months
  • Seven Morgan Keegan Funds Get New Manager
  • Bear Stearns Probe Abruptly Ended By SEC
  • Where Will Citigroup Brokers And Wealthy Clients Go?
  • Congress Is Concerned About The Ratings Agencies' Conflicts Of Interest
  • The Fed Reports A Weak Economy Coupled With Rising Prices
  • March Foreclosures Jump 57% As Housing Woes Increase
  • Citigroup Admits That All Types Of Auction-Rate Securities Have Lost Value
  • New York Attorney General Launches "Industry" Probe into Auction-Rate Securities
  • "Pink Slips" Flood Wall Street
  • Companies Targeted In FBI Subprime Mortgage Investigations
  • States Expand Probe Into Auction-Rate Securities
  • Lehman Uses Securities Backed By Unsold Loans To Borrow From The Fed
  • Citibank: Auction Rate Securities Market Will "Cease To Exist"
  • "Tranche Warfare" Over CDOs
  • U.S. Recession Predicted By Most Experts Increases The Risk Of Mortgage Investments
  • Merrill Faces Additional Mortgage Losses
  • $331 Billion Auction Rate Market Set to Shrink by $51 Billion
  • UBS's Magnus Warns Of Economic Death Spiral
  • Ratings For Bond Insurer FGIC Lowered 3 Levels To Just Above Junk
  • Money Market Funds Still At Risk
  • With Consumer Confidence In The Economy Weakening, How Will The Market Be Impacted?
  • MBIA Loses AAA Rating From Fitch
  • Morgan Stanley: More of Its Assets Are Hard to Value
  • Wall Street May Cut 35% of Jobs
  • "Safe" Bond Funds Get the Blues
  • At Last, Federal Regulators Probe Misrepresentations Used to Sell Auction-Rate Securities
  • The Housing and Mortgage Markets Are Much Worse Than It Appears
  • Noted Economist Predicts That Investors Will Lose $1 Trillion in Mortgage-Backed Securities
  • Does Broker Compensation Plan Violate State Law?
  • Wall Street Firms Abandon Auction Rate Securities Leaving Investors Holding The Bag
  • More Subprime Problems Ahead: Home Prices Hit Record Lows Across the U.S.
  • SunTrust Sued For Auction Rate Securities
  • Problems Ahead For More Subprime Securities
  • UBS Admits It Mischaracterized Auction Rate Securities
  • Auction Rate Securities:"Liquid Assets" That You Can't Sell
  • Auction Rate Securities Update
  • $330 Billion Market for Auction Rate Securities Frozen, Yet Brokers Still Get Paid: Regulators Investigate
  • Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities Are Losing Value
  • Former Bear Stearns Chairman Sells All of His Stock: What Does He Know That We Don't?
  • Another Hedge Fund Falters
  • Merrill Lynch's Subprime Problems to Continue
  • Analyst Expects More Big Subprime Losses for Citigroup
  • Schwab Fund Sold as Money Market Drops by Twenty-Two Percent
  • Bear Stearns' Collapse Affects Main Street America
  • Wall Street Expected to Pare More Jobs as Liquidity Concerns Spread
  • Faltering Hedge Funds Threaten Financial Markets
  • Credit Default Swaps Pose a Risk to U.S. Bond Funds
  • Investors: Beware the "Safety Net" Trap Associated with Equity Indexed Annuities and Variable Annuities
  • Bank of America: More Subprime Problems Ahead?
  • Bear Stearns Fire Sale Creates a Frenzy in the Financial Markets
  • Can Other Firms Avoid Bear Stearns' Fate?
  • Investors Bet On Rival Bear Bids
  • Subprime Lawsuit Tsunami On The Horizon
  • Merrill Lynch And Bond Insurer Fight It Out In Court
  • Wall Street Firms Scramble To Raise Cash And Stabilize Operations
  • Is Merrill At Risk?
  • Bear Stearns' Bailout: The US Is Now Officially On The Road To Becoming "Bailout Nation"
  • Will Proposed Changes Provide Any Significant Relief For The Frozen Auction-Rate Securities Market?
  • Have Bear Stearns Shareholders Been Shortchanged In The JP Morgan Sale?
  • Is Lehman Brothers Next?
  • Rocky Days Ahead For Bank And Brokerage Stocks
  • Citigroup Drops Another Billion To Bail Out Six Proprietary Hedge Funds
  • Investors Are Being Misled About The Real Values Of Their Subprime Securities Holdings
  • Has The Fed Lost Its Head? The Federal Reserve Acts To Pass Off Wall Street Losses To The U.S. Taxpayer
  • Ambac Credit Rating Saved By $1.5 Billion In Capital
  • Home Mortgage Crisis: Disaster Ahead
  • Has Bear Stearns Run Out Of Money?
  • Banks Work To Keep Money Funds From "Breaking The Buck"
  • More Problems Valuing Derivative Securities
  • After The Double Bubbles Burst
  • Wealth Declines For Homeowners As Home Equity Dips Below 50%
  • Foreclosures Reach A Record 1 Million Homes
  • UBS: It Just Doesn't Get It
  • CDOs And Other Subprime Securities Sold In 2006 And 2007 -- Doomed From The Start?
  • Investors Sue UBS Over Misconduct Related To Subprime And Other Credit Market Woes
  • Problems Facing Alt-A Mortgage-Backed Securities Pose Latest Threat To Investors
  • FINRA Panel Awards Brokerage Exectutive $3.9 Million in Employment Dispute
  • Financially Stressed Consumers Use Credit To Stay Afloat
  • Controversy Continues Over Arbitration Study Findings
  • NASAA's 2008 Legislative Agenda
  • "We're From The Government ... And We're Here To Sell You Long Term Care Insurance"
  • Subprime Probes Slowed By Complexity
  • International Investor Announces Intent To Sue UBS Over Subprime Losses
  • High Interest Payday Lenders Trap Seniors, Veterans And The Disabled
  • $286 Million Auction Rate Securities Loss?
  • Bond Insurers To Be Split?
  • New York's Rescue Plan For Bond Insurers May Cause Additional Subprime Losses
  • The Subprime Crisis Strikes Again: Auction-Rate Bond Market Now Vulnerable
  • Credit Crunch Causes A Myriad Of Regulatory And Legal Actions
  • Allianz Agrees To $10.1 Million Settlement With California Insurance Regulator But Still Faces Class Action Claims
  • Bond Insurer FGIC Downgraded Again, Seeks To Split--Litigation Likely To Follow
  • Spitzer: Subprime Crisis May Cause A "Tsunami" For U.S. Economy
  • Past Due Mortgage Payments On The Rise
  • American Equity And Minnesota AG Settle Annuity Lawsuit
  • Common Mortgage Scams Target Seniors
  • Criminal Probe Of Bear Stearns May Center On Investor Call
  • Subprime Investors And Investment Banks Face Billions Of Additional Losses
  • Citigroup Bans Investor Withdrawals From Hedge Fund
  • Losses In State Street Bond Funds Take Heavy Toll On Pension Plans, Non-Profits and Institutional Accounts
  • Four Investment Options To Avoid
  • Complex Annuity Products Make Retirement Investing Difficult
  • Risky Trading As An Addictive High, Say Researchers
  • Spitzer Protege Drives Bond-Insurer Rescue Talks
  • SEC Settlement Reached In Hong Kong-Linked Insider Trading Case
  • More Bad News For Wall Street -- Federal Prosecutors Investigating Merrill Lynch, UBS And Bear Stearns Over Subprime Securities
  • Securities Arbitration Participants Say Process Is Unfair
  • S&P Downgrades To Push Losses Over $265 Billion
  • Elder Abuses
  • CDO Ratings To Fall As Rating Agencies Overhaul Criteria
  • Subprime Investments Explode But Many Of Those Responsible Land On Their Feet
  • Early Retirement Scams
  • UBS Investigated For Improperly Valuing Mortgage Bonds And Related Securities
  • Massachusetts Sues Merrill Lynch Over Inappropriate CDO Sales To Municipalities
  • Merrill Lynch Acknowledges Impropriety Of Selling Subprime-Backed CDOs To A Municipality
  • State Street Blamed For Houston Police Retirement Fund Losses
  • UBS AG Reports $11.4 Billion Loss And $14 Billion Write-Down As A Result Of Subprime Meltdown
  • Bond Insurers MBIA And Ambac To Incur Predicted Subprime-Related Losses Of $11.6 Billion Each
  • Bond Insurer FGIC Misses Deadline And Loses AAA Fitch Rating
  • MetLife And Investment Firm BlackRock Sued Over Subprime-Linked Losses
  • Home Equity Crisis: Banks That Dodged Subprime Bullet Still Face Loss
  • Citigroup/JPMorgan Chase React To The Subprime Crunch
  • Is The Market's Doomsday Scenario Here?
  • Securities Fraud Class Action Pleading Victory For Plaintiffs
  • Wall Street Firms Investigated For Withholding Material Information On Riskiest Subprime Loans
  • Subprime Liquidations -- More Chaos Ahead
  • Financial Advisors vs. Investment Advisers vs. Brokers: Rand Corporation Study Concludes That Investing Public Sees Them All The Same
  • Wall Street Job Cuts Expected
  • State Street Corporation Hunkers Down Over Suits For Pension Fund Losses, According to New York Times
  • New York Times Reports Settlement of Subprime Case Against Morgan Keegan
  • Moody's Downgrades SIVs; Money Market Funds At Risk; SIVs Unable To Meet Debt Obligations Without Selling Assets At Fire-Sale Prices
  • Bear Stearns Hit With Eleven New Claims Involving Tanked Funds
  • Wall Street: New York Attorney General Subpoenas Firms as Part of Investigation into Subprime Mortgage Debacle
  • Freddie Mac Loses $2 Billion in 3Q 2007; More Losses Forecasted; Senator Shumer Worried About Soundness of Federal Home Loan Banking System
  • Bear Stearns: Massachusetts Accuses Firm of Fraud in Mortgage-Backed Securities Trades
  • Investors Suffer Large Losses in Morgan Keegan Bond Funds
  • Why Mortgage-Backed Securities And CDO Problems Are Getting Worse
  • Annuity Product Marketers Sidestep No-Call Lists
  • More Problems For Ameriprise: The State of New Hampshire Alleges Widespread Fraud
  • Merrill Lynch's Subprime Woes Mount
  • UBS Financial Services Fined For Failing To Report Customer Complaints, Regulatory Actions and Criminal Disclosures
  • Bear Stearns' Hedge Fund Problems Worsen
  • AMERIPRISE FINANCIAL, INC. - IS THERE A FIRM-WIDE PROBLEM?
  • Recent Developments For Allianz Policyholders
  • FINRA Arbitration Panel Awards Broker $1.6 Million For Breach Of Severance Agreement
  • Fraudulent 'Free Lunch' Seminars Target Seniors
  • Senate Holds Hearing On Controversial “Certified Senior Advisor” Titles And Allianz Life Insurance’s Annuity Sales Practices
  • Alleged Manipulator Charged With Securities Fraud
  • Attention AT&T, Verizon, Bell Atlantic, BellSouth Employees and Retirees: Telephone Company Employees Are Targets For Unscrupulous Brokers
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