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10.10.02, 01:31
NEW YORK (Reuters) - An investor sued Merrill Lynch & Co. Inc. (NYSE:MER -
News) on Wednesday over losses in its Focus Twenty mutual fund, claiming the
fund invested too heavily in risky technology stocks and that its stock picks
were linked to the firm's investment banking business.
The lawsuit, filed in Broward County Circuit Court in Florida, seeks class-
action status and asks for at least $1 billion in damages. The lawsuit
contends investors were not adequately told that the fund focused on "highly
speculative" stocks.
"These are investors that went with the largest brokerage firm in the world,"
said Darren Blum, a securities lawyer representing the plaintiff. "They have
lost 90 percent in about 2-1/2 years, which is inexcusable."
The lawsuit names Merrill Lynch and the Merrill Lynch Focus Twenty Fund
(Nasdaq:MAFOX - News) as
caly artykul: biz.yahoo.com/rb/021009/financial_merrill_lawsuit_2.html
nie chce byc zlosliwy ale jesli najwieksze firmy funduszowe nie wykryly
spadkow na gieldzie to ile sa warte jakiekolwiek metody eliota czy inne
kopmuterowe (A/I) systemy??? a moze oni ich nie urzywali??
wyobrazmy sobie ze jesli wielkie firmy stracily majac setki analitykow,
ekonomow itd na pokladzie to co dopiero o "jasiu kowalskim"???
innymi slowy wiemy o naszej przeszlosci dokladnie to samo co 4000 lat temu -
NIC. smiesza mnie ci co sie sprzeczaja o zrodla naszej egzystencji. czyz nie
lepiej jest przyjac biblijna przypowiesc niz spedzac miliony na bzdurne
badania??? - a oni sobie nawet nagrody nobla przyznaja!!! HEHEHE
