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- Thursday, March 14, 5:14 PM After hours movers in the banks: JPM -2.5% and GS -2.1% after the two had their capital proposals approved but were asked to submit new plans "to address weakness in their capital planning processes." WFC +0.4%, BAC +3.8% after no dividend hike, but a whopping $10.5B in share repurchases and redemption of high-yielding preferreds. Morgan Stanley +0.9%. The XLF +0.1%. 18 Comments [Financials, On the Move]
- Monday, December 17, 2012, 6:50 PM Financials add to the regular session's big gains as Meredeth Whitney gets bullish on the sector, particularly Bank of America, Citigroup, and Discover. The catalyst for the group will be the March release of the Fed's stress tests showing them adequately capitalized, paving the way for more share repurchases and dividend bumps. BAC +2.1%, C +0.5%, DFS +2.3%, XLF +0.4% AH. 8 Comments [Financials, On the Move]
- Wednesday, December 5, 2012, 9:44 AM Bank of America (BAC +2.2%) takes out a new 52-week high, rising on back of the Citigroup's plan to cut 11K jobs. Citi will take a $1B charge in Q4, but save more than $2B over two years - a pretty nice return on investment. The XLF +0.7%. 11 Comments [Financials, On the Move]
- Friday, July 20, 2012, 12:29 PM It's a "risk off" day for European financials (EUFN -3.4%), after Spain's expected bank bailout approval is accompanied by a weak GDP forecast. Unsurprisingly, Spanish banks are the biggest losers: SAN -7.7%. BBVA -8.4%. U.S. banks are only doing better by comparison (XLF -1.3%). 8 Comments [Financials, On the Move]
- Thursday, July 19, 2012, 1:03 PM The 30 bp decline in Bank of America's (BAC) net interest margin represents $1.27B in lost quarterly earnings power, says Josh Steiner, a "hit (that) is recurring, not one time." This deterioration in bank's underlying business may help explain the sharp decline in the stock (-4% today, -4.8% yesterday) despite a headline beat on earnings thanks to a large reserve release. 8 Comments [Financials, On the Move]
- Thursday, June 28, 2012, 6:25 AM It's setting up to be a bad morning for financials. Barclays (BCS) -8.6% premarket as pressure grows for Diamond to quit, and JPMorgan (JPM) -5.2% on reports its trading loss could hit $9B. Perhaps in sympathy, other financial names are also dropping, outpacing the pullback by S&P futures: BAC -1.5%, MS -1.15%, C -1%, WFC -1%. 11 Comments [Financials, On the Move]
- Friday, October 7, 2011, 1:48 PM Financials are trading lower, possibly due to Fed president Dennis Lockhart's earlier comments that regulators "can't guarantee" against the failure of individual financial firms, nor have they put a system in place that would allow orderly failures of the largest financial firms without taxpayer rescues: Goldman Sachs (GS -5.4%), Morgan Stanley (MS -6.5%), JP Morgan (JPM -5%), Bank of America (BAC -5.6%), Citigroup (C -5.2%), American International (AIG -4.7%). 2 Comments [Financials, On the Move, U.S. Economy]
- Monday, August 29, 2011, 3:13 PM It's not just the mega financial names like BofA (BAC +6.6%) and Citigroup (C +4.1%) moving higher today after a decent day for European and economic news, a whole slew of brokerage firms and investment banking companies are joining the party. Strong gainers include: PJC +8.11%, JEF +6.9%, KBW +5.9%, RODM +5.4%. 1 Comment [Financials, On the Move]
- Monday, August 15, 2011, 5:15 PM Financial stocks recouped some of their early-August losses today. Bank of America (BAC +7.9%) headlined the winners, thanks to its credit card business sale and positive news regarding its Countrywide lawsuits, but other big names also got a lift. MS +6.1%. AIG +6%. C +4.8%. WFC +3.7%. STI +5.9%. USB +3.7%. Comment! [Financials, On the Move]
- Monday, August 1, 2011, 11:11 AM Shares of First Niagara Bank (FNFG -4.5%) remain lower even after S&P affirms its BBB rating and stable outlook following the firm's announcement it will acquire 195 branches from HSBC (HBC). Fitch Ratings also weighed in with a BBB rating, citing the company's proven track record of integrating banks. Comment! [Financials, On the Move]
- Friday, July 15, 2011, 9:08 AM Citigroup (C) remains on track to meet Basel III requirements and reward investors with dividends and share buy-backs. The firm's CFO says it expects to return capital to shareholders next year, and stay within its target Tier 1 Common Capital Ratio. Shares +3% premarket. Comment! [Financials, On the Move]
- Monday, July 11, 2011, 2:26 PM Analysts expect more bad news later this week for investment banks, already stinging from Europe contagion, when earnings come in. Research from Credit Suisse suggests 1Q trading revenue could be 25% lower. Banks are mired in red: BAC -3%, JPM -2.8%, C -3.8%, WFC -2.1%, MS -2.8%, GS -1.6%. 1 Comment [Financials, On the Move, Earnings]
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Jacob Wolinsky
LOL!! Henry Paulson Blames Government For The Financial Crisis http://bit.ly/wRDMyx $XLF $IYF - View all 1 replies
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Jacob Wolinsky
#SEC Looks To Expand Definition of Insider Trading | ValueWalk.com http://bit.ly/zs0jVG $XLF $IYF $$ - View all 0 replies
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Jacob Wolinsky
JAMIE #DIMON TELLS FBN PAUL VOLCKER DOESN'T UNDERSTAND "CAPITAL MARKETS" http://bit.ly/w7ZBDo $JPM $XLF $IYF $GREK $ERO - View all 0 replies
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Jacob Wolinsky
Volcker Files Comment Letter Against, Yes, the Volcker Rule | ValueWalk.com http://bit.ly/zbk4Fp $GS $XLF $IYF - View all 0 replies
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Jacob Wolinsky
Fine Capital Down 12% in 2011, Was Big Investor in MF Global http://stks.co/2NQe $XLF $IYF $MF $CME $QQQ - View all 0 replies
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Jacob Wolinsky
Charles Royce "Virtually Impossible to Understand Banks" http://bit.ly/yKBkIM $PENNX $XLF $IYF $LAZ $VIX $VXX - View all 0 replies
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Jacob Wolinsky
Banks Paying Cash to Homeowners to Avoid Foreclosures http://bit.ly/AcJFG2 $XLF $IYF $XHB - View all 0 replies
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Jacob Wolinsky
LOL!! Henry Paulson Blames Government For The Financial Crisis http://bit.ly/wRDMyx $XLF $IYF - View all 1 replies
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Investigations against MBSs Gain Momentum http://bit.ly/wHHEQq $XHB $XLF $IYF $JPM $GS - View all 1 replies
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losbronces: Too little & too late. And led by Eric Holder, the incompetent who put arms into the hands of the Mexican drug cartels.
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Jacob Wolinsky
New post: Has the #Housing Market Finally Bottomed Out? http://bit.ly/ABY3bV $XHB $XLF $IYF - View all 4 replies
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1980XLS-2.0: Banksters training the sheeple that is good. All to protect their balance sheets,from their bad bets.What's bad for JPM is good 4 america
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Jacob Wolinsky
Wilbur #Ross: #Obama 'Seems to Hate' Big Banks; EU Has 'Dysfunctional' Economies http://bit.ly/v4G204 $XLF $IYF $ERO $DXY $IRE - View all 6 replies
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1980XLS-2.0: I'm sure congress and the tea party will be happy, when they find out the fed is buying $300B worth of Pizza next year. -
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Jacob Wolinsky: Nothing surprises me anymore, and with all these banks and money markes having huge exposure to European sovereign debt and banks who knows? -
humahuaca: my guess is they did. The evidence looks convincing to me. ZH often blows things out of proportion, but I think they have this one right
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Jacob Wolinsky
Bankers cost each one of us £8.40 for every £1 they produce [STUDY] http://bit.ly/w0RlIN $XLF $IYF - View all 2 replies
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Jacob Wolinsky: I dont think anyone misses Lehman but I think it was a catastrophe to let Lehman fail, there was almost a run on money markets that week -
Jacob Wolinsky: Now they could have done the bailouts diff (and should have), also auto bailout was done illegally by Obama team to help UAW. My 2 cents
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Jacob Wolinsky
Michael Moore: "Wall Street Has Their Man And His Name Is Barack Obama" http://bit.ly/t1Qxcj $XLF $IYF - View all 1 replies
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USisCorrupt: The Bankers have upgraded the strings to fishing wire you don't even see them when his arms and mouth move.
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Jacob Wolinsky
Banks - Lehman Brothers 2.0 and Earnings Hocus Pocus http://bit.ly/tYhSz5 BAC XLF IYF - View all 2 replies
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