Securities Arbitration Advocate Announces 2012 Goal: 500,000 New Claims in 2012 Against Wall Street. Burned Investors Can Fight Back and Win.

Online, February 11, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Paul Young and Securities Arbitration Hotline today announce an ambitious goal: 500,000 new securities arbitration cases filed in 2012 by Americans burned by Wall Street over the last six years.

The numbers are bleak: Burned Main Street investors filed under 5,000 new securities arbitration cases in 2011. Tens of millions of investors in America, wide belief that Wall Street does not understand and look out for the interests of Main Street America, yet just 5,000 new arbitration cases were filed against Wall Street regulated firms and brokers. Securities Arbitration looks to dramatically increase this number in 2012.

500,000 new securities arbitration cases in 2012 will radically and fundamentally change Wall Street for the better and tangibly help Main Streeters with real recovery in both dollars and also in bringing a sense of justice and emotional resolution to those who've been ripped off by Wall Street.

The rise of the Occupy Wall Street movement has helped enable people to overcome the embarrassment and anger that many burned investors feel so that they can now feel safer and more empowered to bring their valid cases to arbitration hearings and, with hard work, to win.

"Securities arbitration cases are heard in virtually all 50 states," says Young, who has been representing burned Main Streeters since 1989 in 33 states across America.

2012 Goal is: To spread the word about the opportunities for burned investors to fight back and win in securities arbitration and to kick up the new case filings in 2012 to reach the goal of 500,000 new securities arbitration case filings in 2012.

500,000 new case filings in 2012 if people tell others about securities arbitration. Cheated investors. Real people. Real families. Risky investments that blew up that should not have been sold to most investors in the first instance and had they not been sold in the first place would not have harmed Main Street investors in the second place.

Being burned by Wall Street isn't new. It extends back many years long before the 2008 recession/depression. Wall Street has ripped off Americans since the Buttonwood Agreement was signed at 68 Wall Street almost 220 years ago.

The ability to bring a valid claim against Wall Street has been around for decades and can be used affordably, effectively and in a winning way.

It is so important for all Main Streeters, and all 99%ers to take the message forward to all corners of America and beyond: People can fight back and they can win if they have been abused by Wall Street. That securities arbitration isn't easy but it works.

Securities arbitration works if people use it. They cannot use it if they do not know about the opportunity that it affords people to truly, fairly, fight back and win. Therefore, Securities Arbitration is calling on all interested and concerned American to spread the word through all traditional and social media platforms that burned investors can fight Wall Street through arbitration systems in-place and they can win.

"The burned investor can be anyone in the circle of one's life," concludes Young. "Letting people know that securities arbitration is a true, working resource may just help someone's relative, colleague, employer, neighbor - or their own immediate family take action. I know. I have seen it for years."

The goal is 500,000 new securities arbitration cases for 2012. The positive benefits are many and the impact will be felt from living rooms in small town America to the top echelons on Wall Street. And in the end, all will applaud for the real achievements gained on Wall Street and across America.

For more information: Securities Arbitration Hotline (1-800-222-4724)(toll-free).

FREE by request: BURNED INVESTOR'S RECOVERY PAK. 1-800-222-4724.