Why Bank of America Earnings Aren’t Good Enough
Bank of America reported disappointing first-quarter results before the opening bell on Wednesday, and shares have pulled back sharply.
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Is Citigroup Stock on the Right Track After Q1?
Citigroup reported better than expected first-quarter financial results before the markets opened on Wednesday but offered no guidance.
What to Expect When Goldman Sachs and Citigroup Report Wednesday Morning
Goldman Sachs and Citigroup each are expected to report their first-quarter financial results before the opening bell on Wednesday.
Deep Earnings Losses Seen in 2020 for 2 Consumer Credit Leaders
A credit report from this analyst notes that dividend cuts and dilutive capital raising efforts are not currently priced into the shares of some credit issuers.
Wells Fargo’s Q1 Results Too Soft to Fend Off COVID-19 Effects
Wells Fargo's first-quarter results fell far short of analysts' expectations as the bank continued to build its reserves ahead of the economic downturn caused by the COVID-19 outbreak.
JPMorgan Offers Some Hope Despite Rough Q1
JPMorgan reported disappointing first-quarter financial results before the markets opened on Tuesday, but investors were not too put off by the report.
What to Expect When JPMorgan and Wells Fargo Report Tuesday
Earnings season is just around the corner. In fact, it kicks off Tuesday, when JPMorgan and Wells Fargo report before the opening bell.
Bank of America, Citigroup, Wells Fargo and More Bank Earnings Coming This Week
Banks will be central in leading the economic recovery through small business lending, among other things. The numbers that these institutions post this week will be an important barometer for what comes next.
Why Mortgage REITs Are Bouncing Back
Mortgage REITs are getting a big boost Thursday following the Federal Reserve's announcement that it would provide credit backup for the troubled sector.
Bank Stocks at Record Lows Relative to S&P 500: 4 to Buy Now
These four top U.S. banks are incredibly cheap, pay dividends that should remain intact, are rated Buy at Merrill Lynch and offer investors with a long-term time frame tremendous opportunity.
Bank Dividends and Book Values to Come Under Deep Scrutiny With Earnings
The start of 2020 felt like a virtual Goldilocks period for the major U.S. banks, but the COVID-19 recession has changed all of that drastically. Interest rates were stable at the start of the…
Are Bank Stock Investors Ready for Lower Dividends and Lower Book Values?
Everything was looking perfect for the banks at the start of 2020. Interest rates were expected to remain stable for the year, business was booming and regulators seemed to be easing up. Then the…
Dash for Cash Poses Threat to Mortgage Banking
Mortgage lenders are facing a drain on cash from margin calls on mortgage-backed securities that have been hedged against loss before the securities begin trading.
4 Battered Financial Stocks With Safe, Defensible Dividends to Buy Now
These four top Merrill Lynch financial stock picks pay “defensible” dividends, boast extremely reasonable valuations after the huge sell-off and have the potential for good moves higher over the rest of 2020.
Rising Mortgage Rates, Coronavirus Fears Sinking Fannie Mae Stock
Fannie Mae is now faced with a double whammy of rising interest rates and an almost-certain collapse of homebuyers. What are the prospects for a public offering of Fannie Mae stock in 2021?