For Some Investors, Another Reason to Distrust Wall Street

President of Capital Financial Advisory Services in Sacramento California Keith Springer Quoted in CNBC

For Some Investors, Another Reason to Distrust Wall Street

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (MMD Newswire) April 22, 2010 - Keith Springer provides commentary and analysis on the individual investors views of the recent Goldman Sachs fraud and how it will effect investments. "The tumult Friday over fraud accusations against Goldman Sachs is likely to add to the deep mistrust among investors that the market is rigged against them," reports Jeff Cox of CNBC.

"This makes the investor sit back and say, 'This is exactly why I'm not in the market. It's a good-old-boy network,'" says Keith Springer, president of Capital Financial Advisory Services in Sacramento, Calif. "It's not going to sit well with the public."

"In fact, Capital's Springer said the long-term ramifications could well be muted if the market keeps rising after Friday's fallout," Cox continued.

"The individual investor is gradually getting back and looking at returns advisors are providing for clients," he said. "News like this doesn't affect the populace. They don't understand it."

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Keith Springer is an SEC Registered Investment Advisor who frequently provides commentary and analysis for various global and national media outlets. He has developed a proprietary process for successfully building tax-efficient retirement portfolios and has been providing specialty wealth management services for over 25 years.

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