3 Reasons to be Bullish on the Investment Banks - David Neubert (Seeking Alpha)

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3 Reasons to be Bullish on the Investment Banks
Mar 24, 2008 07:20 PM UTC

David Neubert (Seeking Alpha)

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3/23 - "Three factors will keep the cash register ringing for investment banks:

1. Demographics of baby-boomers saving for retirement.

2. The cheaper dollar, meaning that foreign firms will be on a shopping spree for U.S. companies, which will help M&A advisory.

3. Mortgage portfolios that have been marked to market. When liquidity returns to this market, portfolios of mortgages will start to show profits."

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David Neubert

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1 point commented 609 days ago reply

Please take my blog information from Thepanelist.com not from SeekingAlpha.

My blog: http://thepanelist.com/blogcategory/Neuberts_Trades/

traderdrew

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1 point commented 534 days ago reply

3 reasons to be bullish and 1000 to be bearish, I think I will hold off buying these names for a while

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