Deutsche Bank Says Wells Fargo Stock Is a Buy and Citigroup Isn’t.
WFC 27.99 USD +1.68 (6.39%) already as of 9:30am 11/24/2020.
Are back in business already?
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Shorting a Stock for a Company you work for is illegal and might be prosecuted. I wound consult with a lawyer first.
Taking cues from Douchie Bank. Priceless!
Stock is down 70%, dont think its back in business; they have to go up much more than 6-7 %.
Are you nuts?
You may not want to take what Deutche Bank says as honest or reliable. Remember they rigged LIBOR rates and have funded such wonderful people as the Nazis, Jeffery Epstein and ISIS....
I agree with shorting the stock. What employees know is that even after the are "lean and mean" NOTHING has changed. The bad management never left. At least not in ETI or TI
For those who are long WFC - do you know what your cost is?
Once we shed all the dead wood and get lean and mean we are going to take off again.
Too much baggage holding us back. Charlie is doing what’s right. Yes it does s— that layoffs are required, but everywhere I look I see bloat.
I’m long WFC!!!
for all of you negative folks, put your money where your mouth is. if you think this is a sinking ship, short the stock. If you think this is further going down and you're right, great opportunity, still, to short the stock.
not saying you're wrong, i do disagree, but if you're so passionate that the company is going to explode, regardless of whether the overall market is going up, this should still go down and therefore you should have no issue of shorting the stock or buying some puts... or even writing some covered calls...
folks will probably barf all over this but, it seems as though investors are embracing the layoffs and cutting with the upgrades
Consider the source. Deutsche Bank isn't known for their judgement or ethics.
Let's enjoy this good news for a change. The value of your WFC shares just went up by 6%.
Seems people have been programmed to remain negative by recent events. Sad
Deutsche Bank, previously fined $2.5 Billion for rigging Libor, has an opinion on a bank they want to further emulate.
There fixed the article’s title.
We're getting messages in CB that "it's time to grow!" Kind of premature IMHO but, hey....who knows.