Have you suffered investment losses at the hands of Marcus DeBaise and Wells Fargo Advisors?

GLASTONBURY, Conn. - June 10, 2015 - PRLog -- June 10, 2015          Farmington, CT

If you have suffered investment losses with stockbroker Marcus DeBaise of Glastonbury, CT, you may be able to recover some of those losses through FINRA Arbitration!

The Law Office of Howard Rosenfield (http://www.stockbrokerproblems.com/) recently filed a FINRA Arbitration claim against Wells Fargo Advisors (formerly Wachovia Securities) alleging that its representative, Marcus J. DeBaise (CRD# 2404266) over concentrated and failed to diversify the portfolio of retirees in a variety of risky equity investments including, but not limited to the following:

Acegy SA Sponsored ADR

Amarin Corporation PCL

ATP Oil & Gas

Aviat Networks, Inc.

Bankers Petroleum

Bioenvision Inc

Black Diamond, Inc.

Carrington Labs, Inc.

Carrizo Oil & Gas

China Mediaexpress Holdings

Compton Petroleum Corp.

CV Therapeutics

Dendreon Corp.

Dryships, Inc.

DVI, Inc.

Essex Rental Corp.

FAB Universal Corp

Fusion-IO Inc.

Galleon Energy, Inc.

GMX Resources, Inc.

Harris Stratex Networks

ICJ Medical, Inc.

KHD Wedag International

Liveperson, Inc.

MFC Corp.

Middleby Corp.

Mosaic Company

Myriad Pharmaceuticals

National Oilwell Varco, Inc.

Niko Resources, Ltd.

Orient Express Hotels Ltd - A

Petrohawk Energy Corp.

Presstek Inc.

Regis Corp Minn

Talisman Energy, Inc.

TESCO

Turnkey E&P Inc.

United Therapeutics Corp.

Walter Energy

Xtreme Drilling & Coil

According to FINRA records, Marcus DeBaise has been subject to over 11 customer disputes since 2011, many of which relate to the over-concentration of investor portfolios in equities.

Brokerage firms like Wells Fargo Advisors have a duty to properly supervise their representatives like Marcus DeBaise to ensure that the investments that they recommend to customers are suitable for their needs.

For more information about how to recover your assets from loss caused by Marcus DeBaise, contact Attorney Howard Rosenfield at 860-677-4334 or email howardrosenfield@stockbrokerproblems.com. Attorney Rosenfield is also available to speak on specific subject matter topics related to investment fraud.