He expects a strong report. They had a nice upgrade today. Good loan loss reserves and they have a safe bond portfolio.
Financial sector seeing pressure since Silicon Valley Bank collapse.
Trading at discount to book value.
Will continue to own shares and has been buying more.
~3.2% dividend yield with a 7-8x P/E ration.
Very diversified business operations with many revenue streams.
He prefers the large central banks. He feels that depositors will pull money out of regional banks and place it in the large mega banks even at lower rates.. This could lead to more centralization of the banks in the U.S.
Still working out regulatory issues on selling practices.
Constrained on how fast can grow balance sheet.
Would prefer shares in JP Morgan.
Would look elsewhere in the sector.
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
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On 2023-06-02, Wells Fargo (WFC-N) stock closed at a price of $41.24.
She bought more today upon WF's positive quarter. WF reiterated their net interest income, but that doesn't look as positive as JPM's comments today, so it's silly the market is reacting this way. 17% total revenue growth and 45% net interest income up 45% YOY. All capital levels are good and reinstated share buybacks. EPS and revenue beats. None-interest income is -13% YOY. Trades at 0.9x book, better than JPM's.