Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Wells Fargo on Tuesday 3/14/2023 filed for a mixed shelf offering of up to $9.5B.

The offering may include debt securities, warrants, units and purchase contracts.

The filing does not necessarily indicate that a sale has begun or will occur in the future.

The company intends to use the net proceeds for general corporate purposes.

THIS COMPANY IS IN BETTER SHAPE THAN FOLKS REALIZE. 👌

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Post ID: @OP+1lEYPPH3

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buying SVB and not the sipper :)

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The timing is fine. All banks do this routinely. The problem is with id--ts who follow other id--ts on social media that do not know what they are talking about.

A shelf registration S-3 filing allows banks to move quickly to capitalize on changes in the market. Wells Fargo has $9.5 billion of assets in their shelf registration that they can sell or not sell immediately without having to file another S-3.

If you have an asset and the value goes up rapidly due to an event, you can sell it immediately. A bank can't without filing an S-3 first. Using a shelf registration, a bank can pre-file assets that they may or may not sell. Doing so allows them to avoid delays.

Feel free to search for these S-3 shelf registrations on the SEC EDGAR site. They are common and have nothing to do with SVB fallout.

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Post ID: @bsu+1lEYPPH3

This timing seems really tone deaf. Though I’m not sure what I would be expecting from this class of “leaders”.

My guess they will buy back more stock and try to recoup the losses from all their previous buybacks at an inflated price. Hopefully this means these fools are just lining their pockets on their way out….

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Post ID: @ysw+1lEYPPH3

They are going to profit off the new exceptions for market makers. These are criminals being aided by the regulatory agencies meant to protect the consumer.
There won’t be an economy or middle class to exploit if they keep this up.

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Post ID: @gzi+1lEYPPH3

That is not really a sign of good or bad without much more data. Could be preparing for a run on the bank, could simply be replacing debtors with equity holders when retiring stock. Rather routine play really.

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Post ID: @njm+1lEYPPH3

Snore, they do these all the time, its just now the TikTok crowd is running around pretending to be CPA sleuths. I don't even think they have to issue anything, its just for speed and lowers costs. Could even be oiling up for acquisitions when blood is in the streets.

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