WFC-N
He owned it 5 or 6 years ago. The space in general is facing a lot of longer term headwinds. There is increased regulatory scrutiny facing the sector. There are places in the financial space he likes better. Warren Buffet has trimmed his position in the financials. The guest likes EVR-N. It is a pure play and a higher return on equity.
He owned it 5 or 6 years ago. The space in general is facing a lot of longer term headwinds. There is increased regulatory scrutiny facing the sector. There are places in the financial space he likes better. Warren Buffet has trimmed his position in the financials. The guest likes EVR-N. It is a pure play and a higher return on equity.
The very big picture is that we are around generational lows in interest rates. Coming out of this you may see the long end of the bond market selloff and this is good for banks. In terms of solvency issues coming out of COVID that would be a real risk. He bought two others as the market made a turn. In the last two weeks the banks gave up their gains. He is personally short WFC-N. It is now well below the lows. He believes the markets will correct but be careful of buying the weakest bank in the sector. JPM-N or C-N would be preferred to watch.
The very big picture is that we are around generational lows in interest rates. Coming out of this you may see the long end of the bond market selloff and this is good for banks. In terms of solvency issues coming out of COVID that would be a real risk. He bought two others as the market made a turn. In the last two weeks the banks gave up their gains. He is personally short WFC-N. It is now well below the lows. He believes the markets will correct but be careful of buying the weakest bank in the sector. JPM-N or C-N would be preferred to watch.
Wells Fargo has gone nowhere. There has been poorly managed but they have a new CEO. However, he looks for companies with good organic revenue growth that are not in the penalty box that delivers on growth. He prefers JP Morgan. They keep growing earnings, raising dividends and has a good balance sheet.
Wells Fargo has gone nowhere. There has been poorly managed but they have a new CEO. However, he looks for companies with good organic revenue growth that are not in the penalty box that delivers on growth. He prefers JP Morgan. They keep growing earnings, raising dividends and has a good balance sheet.
It's fighting structural problems and cultural issues. He'd buy its peers instead. WFC is losing good employees. Look at JPM, the leader in this group.
They have a lot of baggage from scandals that hurt the stock. They've lost a lot of trust with American consumers. Buy the best, JPM, instead.
They have a lot of baggage from scandals that hurt the stock. They've lost a lot of trust with American consumers. Buy the best, JPM, instead.
Ranking : 3 out of 5
Bullish - Buy Signals / Votes : 3
Neutral - Hold Signals / Votes : 0
Bearish - Sell Signals / Votes : 10
Total Signals / Votes : 13
Wells Fargo is a American stock, trading under the symbol WFC-N on the New York Stock Exchange (WFC). It is usually referred to as NYSE:WFC or WFC-N
In the last year, 13 stock analysts published opinions about WFC-N. 3 analysts recommended to BUY the stock. 10 analysts recommended to SELL the stock. The latest stock analyst recommendation is DON'T BUY. Read the latest stock experts' ratings for Wells Fargo.
Wells Fargo was recommended as a Top Pick by Lorne Steinberg on 2021-01-22. Read the latest stock experts ratings for Wells Fargo.
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13 stock analysts on Stockchase covered Wells Fargo In the last year. It is a trending stock that is worth watching.
On 2021-01-22, Wells Fargo (WFC-N) stock closed at a price of $31.9.
