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Asked in Wheaton, IL Oct. 12, 2016 ,  1 answers Visitors: 9
I told my stockbroker to buy a significant amount of stock in a certain company and he failed to do so.
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Posted on / Oct. 14, 2016 10:30:27

It is possible that your stock broker can be liable, but the feasibility of your recovery depends on very specific facts. Do you have a contract with the stock broker that outlines your relationship? Do you have written evidence of your request for him to buy a significant amount of stock? In any event, I would recommend organizing all documents and information relevant to this situation, and consulting with an attorney individually. A knowledgeable attorney will review the details, and advise you as to your options moving forward.

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