Wall Street's Tough Times Accurately Forecast by Expert - D jà vu Again.

    /24-7PressRelease/ - June 14, 2006 - It has been a terrible and bruising time in the stock markets recently. The declines impact MainStreeters in their individual (regular) accounts. The fallout may prove more pronounced in investment retirement accounts - already of significant interest, as a recent study showed that 43% of Americans will not have enough money for retirement. This may haunt the growing-older baby boomers. The Dow Jones Industrial Average alone has fallen over 650 points in the last month and over 800 points from the 52 week high.

The stock market declines were anticipated and were forecast in print by Securities Arbitration's Paul N. Young most recently on Monday, June 5th (see "Stock Market Declines - Rolling the Dice on Main Street" at http://www.SecuritiesGuy.com). Mr. Young was almost alone when he also accurately, beforehand and concurrently, forecast, followed, warned of the dangerous the dot-com and IPO debacles in 2000-01 in print and on air almost daily during those years - disastrous years from which America has yet to recover.

"This is more than a 'correction' in my opinion," says Young, whose organization, Securities Arbitration Group, is unaffiliated with any Wall Street firm, and is dedicated to working for individual Main Street investors when and if their stockbrokers and Wall Street firms have burned them.

The vehicle for recovery is securities arbitration and the free, national Securities Arbitration Hotline is 1-800-222-4724 is available. Securities Arbitration's focused mission is to work as representatives for Main Street burned investors in securities arbitration forums nationwide and has done so for 18+ years.

"It is unfathomable to believe that most individual investors are not in a high risk situation now. And, in my view, it shall only grow worse at the war drags, the price of oil and the resulting effects trickle through the economy, the real estate bubble bursts as ARMs skyrocket. Transport is in a mess and getting worse. Deficits at all levels of government and debt owed to other countries do not help at all, plus political corruption costs, plus the U.S. and global job growth numbers are anemic and the jobs created are not equal in pay or quality to those that have been and will be lost.

This is a very concerning time for Main Street investors who should now be reviewing where their dollars are invested, how they are invested, and whether their medium and long-term goals and objectives are being met and can be achieved. Most of the calls we get at the Hotline indicate to us that many investors haven't the faintest idea of whether their stockbroker and the Wall Street firm has a clue as to how the individual client's money is allocated so to ride out the storm safely while carefully planning for the future. This failure leads to investor abuse by Wall Street. Which is where securities arbitration comes in," concludes Young. (Above quotes may be used without permission but only in context and with full attribution).

For more, spot and/or ongoing objective analysis on the markets, investing and all money matters designed for MainStreeters by Paul Young at any time 24/7, contact Caren at 310-826-0278 from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. pacific time, weekdays; off hours write to [email protected] for a prompt response and scheduling.


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About Securities Arbitration Hotline

Who we are: Paul Young ("Mr. Securities Arbitration"), an experienced advocate for burned investors nationwide, is the founder of Securities Arbitration Group and the Securities Arbitration Hotline @ 1-800-222-4724. Our job is to get money back for burned MainStreeters. Young is fully media experienced, print and air. He is available for interviews, guest appearances and news spots 24/7. Call Caren at the number above.

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