Barron's Goes Bullish on Banks, Again [View article]
Maybe an intermediate bottom in a secular bear market in financials. Citibank's stock is still where it was about 10 years ago. I expect to go long the XLF or the UYG this week, for a 6 week or so trade, but I'm not calling a bottom in a secular bear market just because of a short covering rally in a deteriorating Macro environment.
Barron's Goes Bullish on Banks, Again [View article]
Meanwhile this from the BBC today:
"The chairman of one of the world's most powerful banks has warned that house prices in the UK and the US are likely to fall for another two years.
Sir Win Bischoff, the chairman of the US banking giant Citigroup, has told me that he expects it will take two years for these markets to find a floor. "
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Barron's Goes Bullish on Banks, Again [View article]
Barron's Goes Bullish on Banks, Again [View article]
"The chairman of one of the world's most powerful banks has warned that house prices in the UK and the US are likely to fall for another two years.
Sir Win Bischoff, the chairman of the US banking giant Citigroup, has told me that he expects it will take two years for these markets to find a floor. "
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If the housing market will continue to deteriorate, and consumer credit along with it, I can't see how they can call a bottom in Financials.