Not all stockbrokers are looking to swindle investors; in fact, some believe they are the ones being swindled.
Maxwell Peckler, a former Massachusetts stockbroker for Salomon Smith Barney Inc., has said that because he quit his job less than two years after joining a mandatory restricted-stock plan, he lost both the rights to his shares and the money he used to purchase them, The Boston Globe reports.
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