Investor's Watchdog

Investor’s Watchdog (IW) is an investor protection company created by former SEC Enforcement Branch Chief Pat Huddleston. Founded on July 23, 2006, the company seeks to protect investors from fraudulent investments and untrustworthy brokers.1

Investor’s Watchdog uses multiple sources to compile its database. These records cover actions taken against brokers, even ones that have been expunged, as well as the outcomes of the actions.

Recently, IW’s founder, serving as a Chapter 11 Examiner, discovered self-dealing by the officers and directors of a publicly traded company, Cornerstone Ministries Investments Inc. This discovery will lead to further litigation in favor of the victims.

IW provides protection for investors.2

Articles Referencing Pat Huddleston and/or Investor's Watchdog

New York Times "Site That Tracks Brokers Questioned on Erased Cases" 3

The Washington Post "A Labyrinthine Path to Justice" 4

USA Today "5 tips to protect your lump sum" 5

Kiplinger.com "Beware the Penny STOCK Hype" 6

Nanowerk.com "Beware The Nano Penny Stocks" 7

New York Times "Market turbulence has not slowed promotion of penny stocks" 8

New York Times "Breathless Pitches for Penny Stocks, Now in Newspapers" 9

The Money Times "A Better Way to Check Your Broker?" 10

Atlanta Business Chronicle "SunTrust settles suit with investment bankers group" 11

Planadvisor.com "New Company Protects against Broker Misconduct and Scams" 12