清桥MLP及中流基金 Losses

乐天堂fun88手机版下载,P.A. is Investigating Brokerage Firms that Recommended and Sold 清桥MLP及中流基金 Inc (CEM) to Customers

The national securities law firm, 乐天堂fun88手机版下载,P.A. (“Levin Law”) is investigating 代理age firms that recommended and sold the 清桥MLP及中流基金 (ticker symbol, CEM)给他们的客户.  如果你的股票经纪人, 投资顾问, or other financial professional recommended and sold the Clearbridge MLP to you and you suffered significant losses, 请与我们联络 or contact@aiduidui.com.  In late February 2020, CEM was trading around $10 per share.  As of March 30, 2020, CEM was trading at around $2 per share, i.e., approximately 80% lower than its share price around a month before.  Many 代理age firms marketed and sold CEM as being a conservative investment.  进一步, many financial 机构 recommended and sold CEM to risk-averse investors, such as elderly retirees and those seeking income and capital preservation, without fully and adequately disclosing all the material risks of CEM .

CEM and Other Energy-Based MLPs are Risky and Complex Investments

CEM is a Master Limited Partnership (“MLP”).  MLPs offer the tax advantages of certain partnerships with the advantage of having liquidity.  But many MLPs are risky and can cause investors significant losses, particularly during times of market volatility.  Energy-based MLPs can be incredibly risky, but unfortunately many financial advisors inform their customers that the energy MLPs are “safe” or conservative.  When making recommendations to purchase securities, 包括mlp, financial advisors have the duty to fully explain all materials risks of such investments.  许多金融顾问, 然而, failed to disclose the true risks inherent in MLPs, resulting in investors thinking that their MLP investments were “safe.”  Such investors were justifiably surprised when their so-called safe investments dropped more than 80% in value during the most recent market decline, resulting in part due to the spread of the Coronavirus.  Aggrieved investors may be able to recoup their losses by suing their financial 机构 in a Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (“FINRA”) arbitration.