Earlier, on November 11, Centerline's American MortgageAcceptance Company or AMAC unit was de-listed from the exchange, aresult of negative impacts that the company said were due to AMAC'ssuspension of investment activity beginning in late 2007.

On Friday, Centerline reported a Q3 net loss of $157.3 millionor $3.03 a share compared to last year's profit of $9.45 million or$.16 a share during the same period. In light of the current NYSEshot across the bow, Centerline CEO and president Marc Schnitzersaid the company was outlining a plan for compliance.

During the Friday conference call, Schnitzer cautioned that thecompany's stock price is not indicative of Centerline's overallbusiness performance. Still, he acknowledged that the concernsraised by the Q3 loss and recent stock exchange actions are"serious." Regarding the rules from the stock exchange, he said,"We plan to comply."