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Sorry wrong stock alert!!!
Let's go $$$ MAD MONEY TOO BE MADE HERE!!!let go rally the troops$$$
I'll take this bet!!!
out .902 what a turd, no bid support, no movement, block @ .92 -screw it
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Below are the top five companies in the Thrifts & Mortgage Finance industry as measured by the price to book ratio. Often companies with the lowest ratio present the greatest value to investors.
Brooklyn Federal Bancorp (NASDAQ:BFSB) has a price to book ratio of 0.1x based on a current price of $0.46 and a book value per share of $5.68.
I've been researching this bank...it could be worth looking into....the board has been quiet for a while, which could also be a good sign...you get in when no one else is focused on it.
That is one good thing about having insiders with that kind of ownership percentage...they don't want the bank to go under any more than we do. Of course, it could also be a small portion of their wealth and they simply lost money on the deal...hard to say.
I'm going to keep watching this one and see how things go. Looks like it was a small regional bank who decided to start speculating in real estate and got away from the core foundation of banking to make insane profits...like many others....they moved away from simply taking deposits and lending money at a higher cost than they get it...in this case, "Gecko" was wrong back in the 1980's...greed is NOT good..it created a generation of "NINJA's"
NO INCOME, NO JOB, NO ASSETS....how true that movie was...lol
Is this bank still kicking or what? I'm going to call a branch and see if they're still operating like a "normal" bank...I don't see any employment listings though, so that's not good. Most banks are making profits through the huge spread between the low interest rates they're charged and higher interest rates they are charging...
everybody We just hit bottom looks like
we have had the huge reversal candle
and now we are forming a pennant formation off it
if this breaks to the upside this stock is going to run up serious
watch it and get ready to get in if it breaks in our favour
see ya later
he bought on the drop yesterday just a bit early and i think i new who it was...weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
The guy was probably following charts.
I'm not saying this is a bad investment or that we're not near a bottom but this is one financially sick little bank.
watch what happens in the next few weeks someone dropped 12g's at this the other day at 1.20 don't think their stupid just not good at calling bottom
i love distressed banks like this one 75% insider owned
From an earlier post- Brooklyn Federal Savings Bank is distressed and under OTS supervisory as of Sept. 28th 2010 until 2013.
What can the chart tell me about the financial condition of the bank? What can the chart tell me that the OTS will do if the bank fails to meet their guidlines? What can the chart tell me about regulartory "events" that will impact the stock (good or bad)?
The answer- nothing.
I respect that you like/trust charts but I disagree that they tell a person who is interested in buying a stock, especially a distressed bank stock, "everything they need to know".
Charts are like using a Ouiji board when it comes to event driven investing. The future of this bank is in the OTS's hands...not the market's hands. Charts are for the market when everything is "normal". That puts this is a different light don't you think.
I have L2.
you also have to get yourself level 2's
wish i could remember the last bank like this i bought with the same float...this will be over 2 bucks someday and my 5 grand will be 10
charts tell me everyting i needed to know..that this stock was not ready to move and that 1.50 should have not been there...i use the StockRSI to find bottom and thats what i did and got in at a buck good price...now we wait until next time the banks run
What can the charts tell me going forward about a bank stock that is event driven?
Quick lunch check ... excellent call, Roy...
... work busy for a couple days.
MDW hit $1 target...
GL, Cheers!
you have my attention, whats next?
STICK WITH THE CHARTIST'S AND NOT THE PUMPERS
GOT IT AT A BUCK
looks like that was a good entry point, swing back to 1.25
was fun for a one hit wonder LOL
watch and learn
OK, not last word, get lost! What was the price Friday? What was the opening price? What was the high today? Nuff said.
GSX, SNSS, MWD ... I don't see your calls posted. HA!
Talk to me in a few weeks................
~MEOW~ :o)
then you don't know how to read a chart
NO YOU DO NOT SCARE ME! MR LOCKUSA RAVEN10
Last word ... I see the charts just fine. Been in and out ... now watching for breakout.
edit: GSX, SNSS, MDW ... check my posting history ... how did you do, ROY? LOL!
Cheers!
first off when trading you need to learn to read charts...the chart is far from a move here..non of the indicators are positive look for more on the downside to 1.16 will come next
It's what makes a market ... short away. Later!
gettin crushed...beat this bad bank down..watch it crumble
Yep, "The markets are unforgiving, and emotional trading always results in losses." ;)
So you're saying that you're playing this as something you think will be taken over by another bank or PE?
How do charts help in any distressed or BK investment when it comes to acquisitions?
lower bollie @ 1.16
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Brooklyn Federal Bancorp, Inc. operates as the holding company for Brooklyn Federal Savings Bank, a federally chartered savings bank that provides various banking products and services in Brooklyn, Nassau, and Suffolk, New York. It primarily engages in generating deposits and originating loans. The company's deposit products include demand deposits consisting of non-interest bearing checking accounts, negotiable order of withdrawal accounts, money market accounts, passbook savings and club accounts, and fixed-term certificates of deposit. Its loan portfolio principally consists of mortgage loans secured by one- to four-family residential real estate, multi-family real estate, and commercial real estate loans, as well as construction loans, land loans, and various consumer loans and home equity loans. The company also involves in selling insurance and fixed annuity products; and acquiring, holding, and investing in certain real estate-related loans and other assets. | ||||
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