Comments on: Shareholders Left Hanging with BSR Delisting http://investwithanedge.com/shareholders-left-hanging-with-bsr-delisting Actionable Ideas for Your ETFs, Funds, & Stocks Fri, 12 Mar 2010 15:09:01 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: randy knott http://investwithanedge.com/shareholders-left-hanging-with-bsr-delisting/comment-page-1#comment-2521 randy knott Fri, 26 Jun 2009 17:27:05 +0000 http://investwithanedge.com/?p=4985#comment-2521 Thanks to MarketWatch, they posted the link for the press release by JPM on the delisting of BSR. I had been trading in it frequently since last fall because I had discovered that it was not tracking it's index well and would often get way ahead of NAV , and then correct. I profited from 7 or 8 consecutive Buy/Sell cycles by selling at 7-9% above NAV and re-entering at about 1% above NAV or less. I gladly jumped back in the day of the big sell-off and then noticed the press release. I sold the next day and a slight profit, which showed me that a lot of people had not gotten the message, and it continued to trade well above NAV until the delisting. Can the SEC not force JPM to exchange the shares of BSR for AMJ? They should do that since they were the ones providing both products. It is shameful if they don't. Thanks to MarketWatch, they posted the link for the press release by JPM on the delisting of BSR. I had been trading in it frequently since last fall because I had discovered that it was not tracking it’s index well and would often get way ahead of NAV , and then correct. I profited from 7 or 8 consecutive Buy/Sell cycles by selling at 7-9% above NAV and re-entering at about 1% above NAV or less. I gladly jumped back in the day of the big sell-off and then noticed the press release. I sold the next day and a slight profit, which showed me that a lot of people had not gotten the message, and it continued to trade well above NAV until the delisting.

Can the SEC not force JPM to exchange the shares of BSR for AMJ? They should do that since they were the ones providing both products. It is shameful if they don’t.

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