WanderSF

Is Wells Fargo Regretting Its Wachovia Acquisition?

I'm sure you wish they regretted it since WFC falls onto your list of "darling" stocks. Up there with Apple I'm sure. We would hate to see them lumped with "evil giants" like Citi and, gulp, BofA. But the fact is they never would have had another opportunity to by an east coast giant for a song and a dance AND go over the 10% deposit ceiling with the governments happy approval. They are willing to eat whatever losses they have to and stick to shareholder, the public, whoever it takes to become one of the too-big-to-fail giants. Your quaint notion that deep inside WFC wants to be just the little guys friend is cute but hardly rational.

BofA: How to Spend $50B to Lose $170B

I don't understand why writers like this are chomping at the bit to see the big banks fail. I guess it's so they have something to write about.

Banks: Nationalize, Cleanse and Get It Over With

More BS published by seekingalpha.

Citigroup and Bank of America: The Right Move and the Wrong Move

LOL. I'm just wondering when seekingalpha and it's quack commentators are going to go under.

Fed Approves BoA's Acquisition of Merrill: Ramifications?

It's BofA not BoA.

Crocs: Successful Brand or Victim of Cheap Imitations?

I went to the website and first thing that crossed my mind was "fad."

Sears vs. Bank of America: No Big Deal

I'd rather own stock in BofA than Sears.

Bear Stearns Should Go for More Than $6 - Barron's

Barron's has been wrong so many times that I wouldn't take them seriously. Bear is out the door for two bucks. Anyone who bets differently is a loser. The idea that Morgan bank actually wants to pay more is nothing less than idiotic.