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Florida broker to pay ex-wife $2.6 million in Finra arbitration claim

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The broker, Barry Snyder, was 'hooked' on a hamburger chain stock, says the ex-wife's attorney,

A former registered rep on Monday was ordered to pay $2.6 million in damages to his ex-wife in an arbitration claim that centered on margin, day trading and shorting stock.

The broker, Barry Snyder, denied the allegations listed in the award, which was issued by a panel under the auspices of the

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