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Bullish on JPM ...
JPM
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+22.20%
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was singled out as the only commercial bank that does not need additional funding based on likely "stress test" results according to an analyst with Friedman, Billings, Ramsey & Co. The stock has begun to pullback above its 200-day moving average, off more than 3% intraday on Tuesday.
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Not a believer in Dimon
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-53.11%
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While there are absolutely worse CEOs than Dimon in bank-land, how do you successfully manage a massive derivative portfolio in times with such volatility? Very small errors result in very big losses. Can JPM really afford to pay back the TARP? Questionable. Would be much more convinced if the "transparent" government and big banks would let us all "in" on why it's so hard to pay back the TARP. Other banks have done it. So what's holding them back? There might be a time to be more bullish on non-TARP banks, but right now if the bank has TARP it's in questionable territory. As a ...
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sorry had to do it
JPM
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-93.94%
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303 days
I hope this is wrong from a systemic perspective, but I have read a little too much about the risks and balance sheet.
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Great Results. Great Strategy.
JPM
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+63.40%
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311 days
Great Results. 7c a share profit when all had lost hope. Now the financial third world ( Our fourth estate) is realising the gem that their buy strategy was. Though WaMu will still cost them som emore pain but as long as they got good capital base from the purchase, they are the one singing all the way to their vault. Dimon's people strategy seems to work too. He has a lot of upbeat staff working on the same strategy they always had and they seem to know where the markets and the global depression is headed. Their research on India china and even Oil is doing better than many others from th...
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The Shakeout in Regional Banks
JPM
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-4.66%
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The accompanying table presents the 25 lowest-rated stocks in my US-based Regional Banking Index. The index contains a total of 99 companies with market caps between $500 million to $20 billion which are classified as either regional banks or savings and loan companies. The ratings for each company are calculated quarterly based on a formula which considers the price-to-book ratio, the trailing 52-week stock price performance, and the percentage of total market caps represented by each company.
Since putting together the index...
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From the Blogosphere
Buffett Borrows for Rail Acquisition – Analyst Blog
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Warren Buffett, the CEO and Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A)/(BRK.B), announced on Thursday to borrow $8 billion of loan for the acquisition of Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corporation (BNI). Berkshire Hathaway, which already owns a 22% stake in Burlington Northern, announced earlier this month it would acquire the rest for a total value of $34 billion. Buffet agreed to pay $100 a share in cash and stock to buy the rest of the company.
The $8 billion loan that will be provided by JPMorgan Chase (JPM) and Wells Fargo (WFC) is intended to be paid back in three years’ time.
For Berkshire...
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Treasury to Auction TARP Warrants – Analyst Blog
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After almost a year of initiating the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) to rescue the nation’s financial industry, the U.S. Treasury Department said on Thursday that it would auction off stock warrants it acquired from three big banks that received a significant portion of taxpayers’ money and have fully repaid the same. The government is taking this step to free the lenders from the federal bailout program.
The three banks, whose warrants will be sold via auctions over the next month, are JPMorgan Chase (JPM), Capital One Financial (COF) and TCF Financial Corporation (...
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Before the bell: Futures lower on economic concerns; retail, tech in focus
Filed under: Before the bell, Microsoft (MSFT), Dell (DELL), Hewlett-Packard (HPQ), Market matters, JPMorgan Chase (JPM), Sears Holdings (SHLD), Gap Inc (GPS), Economic data, salesforce.com inc (CRM)  U.S. stock futures declined Thursday morning, pointing to a lower start on Wall Street as investors started weighing the possibility that stocks have run up too far and too fast ahead of the economy -- the economic recovery may not be as robust. The retail sector is in focus with several retailers reporting earnings. The tech sector could also experience pressure.
On Wednesday, stocks ended lower...
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UAL Corp. Raises Funds – Analyst Blog
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UAL Corporation (UAUA), the parent company of United Airlines, has announced the issue of $810 million notes to pay off existing debt. The $810 million in pass-through securities raised consists of $697 million of Class A certificates with a coupon interest rate of 9.75% expiring in Jan. 2017 and $113 million of Class B certificates with an interest rate of 12.0% expiring in Jan. 2016. A pass-through security is a fixed-income certificate against certain mortgage-backed securities, generally aircraft.
Of the total proceeds raised from the offering, $493 million will be used to pay off equipm...
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Investors feeling secure with Fortinet
Filed under: JPMorgan Chase (JPM), Morgan Stanley (MS), Initial public offerings  As companies get more reliant on technologies, the risks increase substantially because of the explosion of security threats. As a result, spending on information technology (IT) security software continues to grow at a hefty rate -- despite the recession.
One of the clear beneficiaries is Fortinet, which launched its IPO today. The company issued 12.5 million shares at $12.50 each (the price range was $9 to $11). The underwriters on the deal included Morgan Stanley (MS), JP Morgan (JPM) and Deutsche Bank Securit...
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Rents down two thirds
- Take-up of new offices in the City of London has fallen to its lowest for more than 20 years as the slowdown in the economy has reined in financial ser...
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abates
(-11.83% risk: moderate)
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exit strategy?
- what are the governments exit strategies for the stakes it has taken in us banks?
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