STA Opposes Proposed Congressional Bill H.R. 1068

Feb 24 2009 | 7:11am ET

By John Giesea, President and CEO, STA -- The Security Traders Association (STA), the leading advocacy and education organization for professional equity traders in the U.S., is stating its strong opposition to a bill introduced by Congressman Peter DeFazio, H.R. 1068 the “Let Wall Street Pay for Wall Street’s Bailout Act of 2009.” 


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