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Investors Get The “Inside JOBS” Treatment

June 19, 2013 Blog

Over a year ago, Congress passed the “Jump-Start Our Business Start-ups Act,” better known as the JOBS Act. Its supporters said the new law would create American jobs by making it easier for “start-ups” to raise money by issuing IPOs – initial public offerings of their shares. Sounds like a […]

Wall Street Is Pushing Risk Again

June 14, 2013 Blog

Despite bringing the economy to the brink of collapse in 2008 with excessively risky investments, Wall Street appears to have learned nothing from this near-death experience. Rather than recommending investments of a safer nature, Wall Street is once again hawking the riskiest of investments. According to the Wall Street Journal’s […]

It Feels Like Yet Another Bubble

May 23, 2013 Blog

Below is a recent article published by securities lawyer Jake Zamansky on Forbes.com (5.23.13) Yes, we’ve seen this movie before and it ends badly. Not only has the little-guy investor joined the stock party, but they are doing so with gusto and borrowing money to do it, lured by the […]

The “Twitter Crash” is “Flash Crash” Redux

May 1, 2013 Blog

Below is a recent article published by securities lawyer Jake Zamansky on Forbes.com (5.1.13) The Securities and Exchange Commission needs to stop social media as a means of official corporate communication. It seems like anyone can access a high-profile Twitter account and move markets. This includes short sellers, disgruntled employees, […]

Who Hacked AP Twitter?

April 26, 2013 Blog

Securities fraud attorney Jake Zamansky appeared on CNBC today to discuss this week’s hack of the Associated Press’s Twitter account. The incident, in which a shadowy group called the “Syrian Electronic Army” hacked the AP Twitter account and falsely reported that there had been explosions at the White House and […]

The Feds Must Chase Down King Cohen

April 4, 2013 Blog

Below is a recent article published by securities lawyer Jake Zamansky on Forbes.com (4.4.13) Hedge fund king Steve Cohen has to be “public enemy number one.” Last week, one of Cohen’s top lieutenants, Michael Steinberg, was indicted by a federal grand jury on four counts of securities fraud and one […]

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