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Below is a table of the 20 largest financial companies in the S&P 500 sorted by the percentage they're currently trading from their 9/12/08 close (the Friday before the Lehman bankruptcy). As shown, Goldman (GS), JP Morgan (JPM), Franklin Resources (BEN), and Travelers (TRV) are the four firms currently trading above their pre-Lehman levels, while AIG, C, and BAC are still the furthest below their pre-Lehman levels.

We also highlight the average analyst price targets for the 20 companies. AXP, WFC, SPG, PNC, and AIG are the five stocks currently trading above their price targets. With AIG trading at $50, it is $30 above its average analyst price target! BK, TRV, and STT are the furthest below their price targets.

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    Column 2: 9/12/08 ?
    Sep 23 09:22 AM | Link | Reply
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    PRU was not 80 on Sept 12th 2009, please check your work before publishing.
    Oct 08 12:53 PM | Link | Reply