Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

when will the asset cap by federal reserve be lifted?

It will be a few more years?

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Post ID: @OP+11bdVuBh

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I hope never

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Post ID: @1osz+11bdVuBh

Once it does, stock price will make its way back to the $65.00 per share range. Quickly. No one wants to invest in a business that can’t grow. It will be a totally different working environment. There were a ton of things that were terrible when we were in a sales culture but it did have its benefits. When it comes to promotional opportunities, being in this holding position s—s for advancement. There was no concern about mass layoffs when we were hitting numbers. I just hope the leadership has learned the value of a steady, reasonable target growth. Without all the stealing and ruining people’s lives stuff.

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Post ID: @gnm+11bdVuBh

i'm just glad they're under a straight jacket and everything they do is under scrutiny.

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Post ID: @ywr+11bdVuBh

Anyone answering this question here has zero clue. Nothing will be based on facts or inside knowledge. No one will know about it until it happens.

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Post ID: @nfa+11bdVuBh

That's not very encouraging but WF dud it to themselves.

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Post ID: @lgb+11bdVuBh

It depends if Warren gets elected to the White House. If she does, it will never get lifted. Otherwise, you’ll have to wait until management gets its act together and cleans things up. By then, JPM and BAC will have hired key talent and stolen the best clients.

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