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Cesar Chavez Library
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Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
- The wide world of fraud : first steps and advanced tactics on the
- Path to vigilant investing
- Vigilant or vigilante : protecting your investments in the age of fraud
- The posse and the prey : the investment cops and the scam artists they pursue
- Rich man, poor man : an investment scam for every economic bracket
- The phantom factory and the origami airline : offering frauds, pump, and dumps, and why you can't believe your eyes
- Affinity fraud and the evil twin : how someone who looks a lot like you is plotting to take your nest egg
- Only amateurs make it sound too good to be true : tricks of the trade and the future of financial fraud
- The securities industry : hunting the wolf with the million dollar smile
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- Truth, lies, and "why don't they supervise?" : inside boiler rooms and brokerage firms
- Managing mavericks : knowing how compliance systems work can help you protect your nest egg
- Sales scripts, bullets, and the one-two punch : a peek into the stockerbrokers' bag of tricks
- Variable annuities : bells, whistles, and porcine cosmetics
- Making sense of alphabet soup : rias, cfas, cfps, and the friendly
- Neighborhood insurance agent
- Low-hanging fruit : seniors, the sick, and the solution
- investment scams.
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