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7/3/2008 1:04 PM

BankAtlantic Bancorp, Inc. (BBX)

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A Florida-based financial services holding company and owns BankAtlantic and its subsidiaries. BankAtlantic provides a full line of products and services encompassing consumer and commercial banking.

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Avatar floridabuilder (99.73) Submitted: 1/07/08 3:20 PM : Underperform Start Price: $3.73 BBX Score: 11.49

alan levan of LEV homes is involved... 459 million in construction and land development loans... that are worthless... of all the publicly traded florida banks, this is one of the worst ones

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Avatar joeykid13 (< 20) Submitted: 1/10/08 6:35 PM

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I completely disagree. They still own 16% of Stifel Financial & (Stifel Nicholas & Co.). This S&L will be prime for a takeover within 3 years. I believe that BBX is a much more transparent investment than Bank of America...which is about to takeover Countrywide financial in order to hide their own HUGE losses and problems. It is the classic smoke and mirror ploy...takeover a business that is in worse shape than you to hide your own problems...LOL A little bit of history repeating itself. I analyze the airline industry, and I have to tell you that the Bank of America story reminds me of TWA-American Airlines merger. Note AA didn't go bankrupt after 911 like the ret of the airlines...smoke and mirrors. The truth is that when you do business in the Billions rather than Millions, you can hide your problems for a decade or more...it really is laughable. Anyway, the point I wanted to make is that BBX is a very good investment, that is a company with ABSOLUTELY nothing to hide!

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Avatar floridabuilder (99.73) Submitted: 4/10/08 10:05 AM

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my red thumb on this was more due to information regarding their package of residential loan portfolios that was getting a bid well below 20 cents on a dollar... they are going to take a significant hit on their residential loans and they either need a capital injection or they will become insolvent

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