Broker’s strategy a toxic mix including LINN Energy – claim alleges
The claim, filed with
"This unsuitable strategy was a toxic mix of vulnerability to volatile commodity prices, margin, and high debt. Respondent's recommended strategy was speculative in nature, exposing [the retiree] to substantial losses, establishing its unsuitability," the claim alleges.
The Mark A. Tepper securities law firm recently announced that it is investigating alleged claims against brokerage firms for recommending
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