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CaseNo: 76, Defendant: Laurie Jones Canady; Glenn Robert Lawrence, Administrative Law Judge File No. 3-8531, Plaintiff: SEC, UniqueCaseRef: SEC>76, Respondent, Account, Securities, Commissions, Div, Exchange Act, Merrill, Customers, Margin, Sim, Investment, Gruhl, Purchase, Respondent Argues, Trades, Mutual Funds, Annualized Turnover Rate, Uits, Excessive Trading, Rpff, Mits, Average Equity, Investors, Davenport Branch, Testimony, Scheppler, Brokerage Account, Violation, Fasbender, Mary Gruhl , ContentID: 120245706

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1 1995-10-31 SEC ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE DECISION
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1 . SEC ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE DECISION

EXTRACTED KEY WORDS
ACCOUNT
SECURITIES
COMMISSIONS
DIV
EXCHANGE ACT
MERRILL
CUSTOMERS
MARGIN
SIM
INVESTMENT
GRUHL
PURCHASE
RESPONDENT ARGUES
TRADES
MUTUAL FUNDS
ANNUALIZED TURNOVER RATE
UITS
EXCESSIVE TRADING
RPFF
MITS
AVERAGE EQUITY
INVESTORS
DAVENPORT BRANCH
TESTIMONY
SCHEPPLER
BROKERAGE ACCOUNT
VIOLATION
FASBENDER
MARY GRUHL
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                                   INITIAL DECISION NO. 76

                                   ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDING
                                   FILE NO. 3-8531




                     UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
                            Before the
                SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION





                         :
In the Matter of         :
                         :    INITIAL DECISION
LAURIE JONES CANADY      :    OCTOBER 31, 1995
                         :
                         :






APPEARANCES:   Gregory P. von Schaumburg, Jerrold H. Kohn, and
               Richard J. Gorman for The Division of Enforcement

               Peter H. Cantwell, Paul H. Scheuerlein,
               Adrienne R. Watson for the Respondent

BEFORE:        Glenn Robert Lawrence, Administrative Law Judge
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     These public proceedings were instituted by an Order of the

SNIPPETS:
  • SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
  • 19and 21of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934
  • Respondent should be ordered to cease and desist from committing
  • transactions including margin trading; and excessive trading.
  • office of Merrill Lynch, Inc., as a registered brokerdealer.
  • ---------FOOTNOTES-----------[1]-"Division's Exhibit" will hereinafter be referred to as "Div.
  • Respondent argues, in substance, that I found her
  • Respondent's customers were William and Josephine Simkins (the
  • transactions in their account; and 2) that they suffered losses
  • evidence and testimony taken during the arbitration hearing led
  • understand that they are borrowing money to purchase securities.
  • ---------FOOTNOTES------------Respondent's Response to the Division's Proposed Findings of
  • applied to mutual funds or unit investment trusts (UITs) to mean
  • Were commissions and activity excessive vs. the client's
  • proposed trades.
  • sets of investors (Div.
  • Cynthia Christianson Sim, account No. 665-59363 transferred to 665-96198;
  • Evelyn M. Fasbender,
  • Richard and Mary Gruhl, account No. 665-51959 transferred to 665-96207;
  • Robert H. Scheppler, Agnes R. Scheppler, and Jayne Scheppler, account Nos.
  • Davenport branch of Merrill Lynch, when he would approve a CMA
  • portfolio purchased by the Respondent was made up of MITs.
  • annualized turnover rate in Sim's account was 4.58.
  • ---------FOOTNOTES------------The terms "excessive trading" and "churning" are used
  • Commissions as a percentage of average equity were 26.58
  • brokerage account with the Respondent at the Merrill Davenport
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