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Why is U.S. Bank (USB) at least as good a long term play at these others?

I totally agree re WFC and JPM. Comparing them all, USB has a solid balance sheet like WFC and JPM, pays a great dividend yield, also is regarded as somewhat conservative with their loan portfolio. It's also trading well off its 50 and 200 day moving averages.

Any feedback here would be appreciated. I have successfully traded WGC, JPM and am now considering Long positions in two or three solid banks. I am a bit wary of BAC despite their low price per share and expect their dividend to be cut again soon.


On Nov 30 09:24 AM I should know wrote:

> I like Wells and JP Morgan Chase. B of A bit-off a little more than
> they can chew, especially with Countrywide. They could of had the
> "parts' of the company they wanted and little, if any, of the toxic
> loans. AND, they could of had it for pennies.]]> Sun, 30 Nov 2008 10:42:51 -0500
Why is U.S. Bank (USB) at least as good a long term play at these others?

I totally agree re WFC and JPM. Comparing them all, USB has a solid balance sheet like WFC and JPM, pays a great dividend yield, also is regarded as somewhat conservative with their loan portfolio. It's also trading well off its 50 and 200 day moving averages.

Any feedback here would be appreciated. I have successfully traded WGC, JPM and am now considering Long positions in two or three solid banks. I am a bit wary of BAC despite their low price per share and expect their dividend to be cut again soon.


On Nov 30 09:24 AM I should know wrote:

> I like Wells and JP Morgan Chase. B of A bit-off a little more than
> they can chew, especially with Countrywide. They could of had the
> "parts' of the company they wanted and little, if any, of the toxic
> loans. AND, they could of had it for pennies.]]>