Replies to post #132453 on Bancorp International Group Inc (fka BCIT)

[dustybutler1]

threebabiesblue... I sent you a PM asking that you not allow them to bust your trade. If they are going to pay you to bust it, I asked that you let me know the amount they would pay you and I would consider paying you that amount and working something out with you about those shares IF we ever trade again.

It is my understanding from the Megas email that Ohbull posted... Megas asked that the trade not be busted and he would provide us an update if the trade was not busted. That update is vital to us/you so please consider my offer.

I sent you my contact information in the previous PM but will send it to you again.

Thanks,

Dustybutler1

[op9171787]

i am guessing you had the trade busted then?

[op9171787]

interesting as I had not heard of Morgan Keegan as a broker. DID YOU OR WILL YOU ASK HOW THEY got a cert or whatever for your other bcit buys?

Morgan Keegan could be a broker - that would be worth calling and asking more questions about BCIT - given they are not a fat-cat mainstream broker,

and it wouldnt have to be TBB actually doing the calling...

[camper9]

3bb - a little bit of a curiosity that your broker, Morgan-Keegan, only now wants to break your BCIT trades. I wonder if it has anything to do with this:

It’s been a long time coming, but the guys with guns and badges might soon be slapping handcuffs on some of Wall Street’s most destructive miscreants. According to a report posted over the weekend on The Wall Street Journal’s webpage, “Federal authorities are preparing insider-trading charges that could ensnare consultants, investment bankers, hedge-fund and mutual-fund traders and analysts across the nation…”... some of the network’s other major figures, such as James Chanos of Kynikos Associates, received advance copies, and traded ahead of bogus financial research produced by Morgan Keegan, a supposedly “independent” research shop that was, in fact, working for those same hedge funds.

I need to reitterate that I was not offered a "buy-back" strictly a bust or to retain the shares at $0. My position is still live in my account but value applied is $0, not .15. For 9 months or so, after trading was ceased the account valued the shares at .15, but since there was no trading it's was reduced to $0. Could there be a correlation w/the price of shares listed to when Megas was still filing financials even after the halt and when he stopped...possibly. I use a fullservice broker....Morgan Keegan.