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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Mortgage Bankers Holding Corp (MBHC) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: fla.trader who wrote (1003)	4/21/1999 10:11:00 AM
From: Rick Bochenski	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1241

This may be true but who the hell are you your 1st day on this bb was 4/20/99 Get a life.

To: fla.trader who wrote (1003)	4/21/1999 11:30:00 AM
From: CIMA	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1241

I called the company and had a rather lengthy conversation with Kevin Maloney earlier this morning. He commented that the recent litigation with Growth Fund is being worked through "amicably" with lawyers from both sides. He felt the issue was possibly settled yesterday when MBHC delivered a Series B Preferred stock certificate in order to settle the Growth Fund claim against previous MBHC management. He added that this stock has no dividend, no vote and no conversion privileges so it will not affect the operation of the company in any way. In regards to the value stated in the last MBHC press release equated to the Growth Fund investment, he stated that the figures used were taken out of court documents provided by Growth Fund. In regards to how much common stock is issued and outstanding he estimated the fully diluted and public float number to approximate 16,650,000 shares. This includes the 4M contested shares issued by previous management which he thought had likely been sold into the market already and which I assume was responsible for the low share price and the buying opportunity we all enjoyed a few months back. I was impressed with him and felt he was being forthright and honest. He alluded to some very positive events that he hoped would occur in the next 4-6 weeks which investors would be very happy with. He added that he felt the stock was cheap at these levels. He also stated that management would not be affected by internet chat sites and they would be 100% focused on running the daily affairs of the company, though he thought the post in question was irresponsible and I might add, somewhat misleading. My problem with your post is that it is blatantly biased or unbalanced. There are two sides to every story and you present only one of those sides with sketchy and possibly inaccurate details. It reads as though you have an agenda to slam this company and it's current and/or past management. Why? What is your purpose in taking such a biased view? I have another call in to him to check out the auto and insurance side of their operations which you claim are no longer operating. I appreciate the heads up but would like to know where you're coming from.

To: fla.trader who wrote (1003)	4/22/1999 1:18:00 AM
From: CIMA	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1241

From the last press release: Mortgage Bankers Holding Corporation has a diverse set of business and assets, including: -- National Institute Companies of America (NICA), is the endorsed provider of estate and financial planning services and products for the Independent Bankers Association of Texas, Kentucky and Colorado; the Bankers Association of Nevada and Oklahoma, the Community Bankers Association of California, Florida and Illinois; and the Independent Community Bankers of Wisconsin. -- Mortgage Bankers Service Corp. (MBSC) is a mortgage corporation licensed in Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia to provide mortgage loans. MBSC typically brokers loans to investors before settlement. MBHC is also licensed to sell insurance products in all fifty states and is regulated by the SEC. Hope you made money today cause it sure sounds as though you're short. Hope you aren't short for long cause I figure the clue to what's coming is contained in the title of the last press release: Pittsburgh-Based Financial Services and Technology Company Hmmm, wonder what the technology is?