GS 157.97
PHM 7.57
KBH 13.36
BZH 4.58
TOL 20.52
HOV 3.62
DRI 45.63
XHB 18.25
Friday, March 25, 2011
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Monday, August 24, 2009
FNM and FRE Spectacular Rise August-24-09
Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac Shares Rise As Fincl Sector RalliesFont size: A | A | A1:48 PM ET 8/24/09 | Dow Jones
By Greg Morcroft
Shares of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae rose sharply Monday, headlining another rally in financial shares but puzzling at least one analyst, who says the firms are insolvent and maintains a zero price target on their shares.
Fannie Mae (FNM) shares rose 45% Monday, and Freddie Mac (FRE) rose almost 30%.
"When buying Freddie and Fannie, people are speculating the government will leave the companies in their current form long enough so they can earn their way out of these losses," Morningstar analyst Matthew Warren said on Monday. "I wouldn't view this activity in Freddie and Fannie as investing. I would call it high-risk speculation."
Both Fannie and Freddie shares have been rising sharply in recent weeks as buyers are betting that the government won't close or dismantle them. The rationale, Warren said, is similar to what has happened with stocks like Citigroup Inc. (C) and American International Group Inc. (AIG), which have also had to be rescued by the government.
https://www.etrade.wallst.com/v1/stocks/news/search_results.asp?docKey=1-BT20090824004426-7LKJ9EG2V8HQUEB2DL5S2HQKJL&DMSourceID=DJNF&Source=Dow Jones&docDate=2009-08-24 17:48:00&headline=%20Fannie%20Mae%2C%20Freddie%20Mac%20Shares%20Rise%20As%20Fincl%20Sector%20Rallies&refSymbols=undefined
By Greg Morcroft
Shares of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae rose sharply Monday, headlining another rally in financial shares but puzzling at least one analyst, who says the firms are insolvent and maintains a zero price target on their shares.
Fannie Mae (FNM) shares rose 45% Monday, and Freddie Mac (FRE) rose almost 30%.
"When buying Freddie and Fannie, people are speculating the government will leave the companies in their current form long enough so they can earn their way out of these losses," Morningstar analyst Matthew Warren said on Monday. "I wouldn't view this activity in Freddie and Fannie as investing. I would call it high-risk speculation."
Both Fannie and Freddie shares have been rising sharply in recent weeks as buyers are betting that the government won't close or dismantle them. The rationale, Warren said, is similar to what has happened with stocks like Citigroup Inc. (C) and American International Group Inc. (AIG), which have also had to be rescued by the government.
https://www.etrade.wallst.com/v1/stocks/news/search_results.asp?docKey=1-BT20090824004426-7LKJ9EG2V8HQUEB2DL5S2HQKJL&DMSourceID=DJNF&Source=Dow Jones&docDate=2009-08-24 17:48:00&headline=%20Fannie%20Mae%2C%20Freddie%20Mac%20Shares%20Rise%20As%20Fincl%20Sector%20Rallies&refSymbols=undefined
Monday, March 30, 2009
Citigroup, Inc. (C) March-30 2009
$2.31 Change: 0.31 (11.83%)
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ta?s=C&t=3m&l=on&z=m&q=l&p=m20,m50&a=&c=
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Financial Stocks March-19 2009 Down Turn Dow -1.1%
Company Name
Symbol : Market Last
Sale Net
Change %
Change Share
Volume Today's
High/Low 52 Week
High/Low P/E
Ratio Market
Value
(mil.)
Citigroup Inc.
C : NYSE $ 2.60 0.48 15.58% 247,149,239 $ 3.89
$ 2.60 $ 27.35
$ 0.97 NE 14,238.15
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J P Morgan Chase & Co
JPM : NYSE $ 24.95 2.16 7.97% 124,939,674 $ 27.41
$ 24.59 $ 50.63
$ 14.96 17.82 93,122.33
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Wells Fargo & Company
WFC : NYSE $ 15.42 1.80 10.45% 176,006,099 $ 17.60
$ 15.17 $ 44.69
$ 7.80 18.58 51,275.26
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Bank of America Corporation
BAC : NYSE $ 6.93 0.74 9.65% 623,028,495 $ 8.57
$ 6.82 $ 43.46
$ 2.53 11.18 34,771.82
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UBS AG
UBS : NYSE $ 10.74 0.05 0.46% 10,777,705 $ 11.74
$ 10.61 $ 36.03
$ 7.04 N/A 30,831.07
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Bank of New York Mellon Corporation (The)
BK : NYSE $ 25.14 2.99 10.63% 25,081,996 $ 28.53
$ 25.02 $ 9,999
$ 5.91 10.52 28,895.94
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The)
BNS : NYSE $ 25.27 0.60 2.32% 1,734,871 $ 26.72
$ 25.14 $ 51.59
$ 19.24 N/A 25,065.92
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U.S. Bancorp
USB : NYSE $ 14.26 1.57 9.92% 43,335,866 $ 16.23
$ 14.11 $ 42.23
$ 8.06 8.8 25,028.34
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Deutsche Bank AG
DB : NYSE $ 38.71 1.47 3.95% 5,012,741 $ 41.73
$ 38.37 $ 122.98
$ 21.13 N/A 21,793.73
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Northern Trust Corporation
NTRS : NASDAQ-GS $ 56.58 5.19 8.4% 4,886,188 $ 62.64
$ 56.55 $ 88.92
$ 33.88 11.69 12,619.26
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State Street Corp
STT : NYSE $ 27.05 2 6.88% 12,784,518 $ 29.55
$ 26.77 $ 85.31
$ 14.43 5.19 11,684.68
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PNC Bank Corp.
PNC : NYSE $ 28.67 2.80 8.9% 12,477,993 $ 32.25
$ 28.43 $ 87.99
$ 16.20 11.56 9,981.23
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BB&T Corporation
BBT : NYSE $ 17.54 1.69 8.79% 14,358,201 $ 19.50
$ 17.33 $ 45.31
$ 12.90 7.02 9,829.57
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Capital One Financial Corporation
COF : NYSE $ 12.30 1.93 13.56% 17,909,285 $ 14.97
$ 12.21 $ 63.50
$ 7.80 NE 4,819.47
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SunTrust Banks, Inc.
STI : NYSE $ 12.66 1.52 10.72% 14,176,751 $ 14.88
$ 12.51 $ 64.43
$ 6 5.92 4,504.69
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
M&T Bank Corporation
MTB : NYSE $ 40.14 1.78 4.25% 2,917,432 $ 42.01
$ 37.61 $ 108.53
$ 29.11 8.03 4,457.91
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
KeyCorp
KEY : NYSE $ 8.19 0.80 8.9% 14,464,736 $ 9.35
$ 8.07 $ 26.12
$ 4.83 NE 4,051.63
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Banco Bradesco Sa
BBD : NYSE $ 9.72 0.37 3.67% 14,880,938 $ 10.37
$ 9.63 $ 25.24
$ 7.40 N/A 3,574.06
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Banco Itau Holding Financeira SA (Holding Co)
ITU : NYSE $ 10.92 0.45 3.96% 12,540,091 $ 11.63
$ 10.82 $ 25.88
$ 6.70 N/A 3,156.84
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Regions Financing Tr I
RF : NYSE $ 4.34 0.61 12.32% 20,495,387 $ 5.19
$ 4.25 $ 24.31
$ 2.35 NE 3,014.70
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Comerica Incorporated
CMA : NYSE $ 18.77 1.90 9.19% 5,621,076 $ 21.20
$ 18.58 $ 54
$ 11.72 14.44 2,838.25
Symbol : Market Last
Sale Net
Change %
Change Share
Volume Today's
High/Low 52 Week
High/Low P/E
Ratio Market
Value
(mil.)
Citigroup Inc.
C : NYSE $ 2.60 0.48 15.58% 247,149,239 $ 3.89
$ 2.60 $ 27.35
$ 0.97 NE 14,238.15
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
J P Morgan Chase & Co
JPM : NYSE $ 24.95 2.16 7.97% 124,939,674 $ 27.41
$ 24.59 $ 50.63
$ 14.96 17.82 93,122.33
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wells Fargo & Company
WFC : NYSE $ 15.42 1.80 10.45% 176,006,099 $ 17.60
$ 15.17 $ 44.69
$ 7.80 18.58 51,275.26
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Bank of America Corporation
BAC : NYSE $ 6.93 0.74 9.65% 623,028,495 $ 8.57
$ 6.82 $ 43.46
$ 2.53 11.18 34,771.82
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
UBS AG
UBS : NYSE $ 10.74 0.05 0.46% 10,777,705 $ 11.74
$ 10.61 $ 36.03
$ 7.04 N/A 30,831.07
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Bank of New York Mellon Corporation (The)
BK : NYSE $ 25.14 2.99 10.63% 25,081,996 $ 28.53
$ 25.02 $ 9,999
$ 5.91 10.52 28,895.94
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Bank of Nova Scotia (The)
BNS : NYSE $ 25.27 0.60 2.32% 1,734,871 $ 26.72
$ 25.14 $ 51.59
$ 19.24 N/A 25,065.92
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
U.S. Bancorp
USB : NYSE $ 14.26 1.57 9.92% 43,335,866 $ 16.23
$ 14.11 $ 42.23
$ 8.06 8.8 25,028.34
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Deutsche Bank AG
DB : NYSE $ 38.71 1.47 3.95% 5,012,741 $ 41.73
$ 38.37 $ 122.98
$ 21.13 N/A 21,793.73
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Northern Trust Corporation
NTRS : NASDAQ-GS $ 56.58 5.19 8.4% 4,886,188 $ 62.64
$ 56.55 $ 88.92
$ 33.88 11.69 12,619.26
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
State Street Corp
STT : NYSE $ 27.05 2 6.88% 12,784,518 $ 29.55
$ 26.77 $ 85.31
$ 14.43 5.19 11,684.68
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PNC Bank Corp.
PNC : NYSE $ 28.67 2.80 8.9% 12,477,993 $ 32.25
$ 28.43 $ 87.99
$ 16.20 11.56 9,981.23
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
BB&T Corporation
BBT : NYSE $ 17.54 1.69 8.79% 14,358,201 $ 19.50
$ 17.33 $ 45.31
$ 12.90 7.02 9,829.57
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Capital One Financial Corporation
COF : NYSE $ 12.30 1.93 13.56% 17,909,285 $ 14.97
$ 12.21 $ 63.50
$ 7.80 NE 4,819.47
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SunTrust Banks, Inc.
STI : NYSE $ 12.66 1.52 10.72% 14,176,751 $ 14.88
$ 12.51 $ 64.43
$ 6 5.92 4,504.69
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
M&T Bank Corporation
MTB : NYSE $ 40.14 1.78 4.25% 2,917,432 $ 42.01
$ 37.61 $ 108.53
$ 29.11 8.03 4,457.91
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
KeyCorp
KEY : NYSE $ 8.19 0.80 8.9% 14,464,736 $ 9.35
$ 8.07 $ 26.12
$ 4.83 NE 4,051.63
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Banco Bradesco Sa
BBD : NYSE $ 9.72 0.37 3.67% 14,880,938 $ 10.37
$ 9.63 $ 25.24
$ 7.40 N/A 3,574.06
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Banco Itau Holding Financeira SA (Holding Co)
ITU : NYSE $ 10.92 0.45 3.96% 12,540,091 $ 11.63
$ 10.82 $ 25.88
$ 6.70 N/A 3,156.84
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Regions Financing Tr I
RF : NYSE $ 4.34 0.61 12.32% 20,495,387 $ 5.19
$ 4.25 $ 24.31
$ 2.35 NE 3,014.70
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Comerica Incorporated
CMA : NYSE $ 18.77 1.90 9.19% 5,621,076 $ 21.20
$ 18.58 $ 54
$ 11.72 14.44 2,838.25
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Financial Stocks Super Performance March-10 2009
JPM JPMorgan Chase
MS Morgan Stanley (NYSE)
BAC Bank Of America Corporation (NYSE
Citigroup
Saturday, January 31, 2009
Financial Markets January 2009
Stocks closed out their worst January ever with another slide on Friday after data showed the economy contracted at the fastest pace in nearly 27 years in the fourth quarter.
Uncertainty about the fate of a plan by the Obama administration to relieve banks of money-losing assets added to the bearish tone, with Citigroup (C.N) plunging 9 percent and Bank of America (BAC.N) dropping 3 percent.
Procter & Gamble Co (PG.N), the maker of Pampers diapers, Gillette razors and Tide laundry detergent, was the Dow's top drag, sliding 6.4 percent, after its quarterly profit missed expectations. P&G also added its name to a growing list of companies cutting outlooks.
"We're in for another tough year," said Dean Barber, president of investment firm Barber Financial Group in Kansas City.
"You have consumer sentiment at an all-time low, job losses that have exceeded the total number of job losses in the '81-'82 recession, we're 13 months into the latest recession, so people feel bad."
The Dow Jones industrial average .DJI fell 148.15 points, or 1.82 percent, to 8,000.86. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index .SPX slid 19.26 points, or 2.28 percent, to 825.88. The Nasdaq Composite Index .IXIC tumbled 31.42 points, or 2.08 percent, to 1,476.42.
DOW, S&P OFF OVER 8 PERCENT IN JANUARY
Both the Dow and the benchmark S&P 500 .SPX suffered their worst January ever, with the Dow down 8.8 percent and the S&P down 8.6 percent. The Nasdaq dropped 6.4 percent in January.
January performance traditionally serves as a harbinger for stocks for the rest of the year.
Analysts said the sharp declines in the shares of companies traditionally considered better positioned to ride out an economic downturn underscored the severity of the pessimism.
For the week, the Dow declined 0.95 percent, while the S&P 500 dropped 0.73 percent, and the Nasdaq edged down 0.06 percent.
Goldman Sachs' chief U.S. equity strategist David Kostin said in a research note the brokerage expected the S&P 500 to retest its bear market low of November during the first quarter, before rising to their 1,100 year-end target.
The S&P 500 is up about 10 percent from the November 21 intraday low after starting 2009 up more than 20 percent.
P&G, CITIGROUP AND APPLE FALL
http://www.reuters.com/article/hotStocksNews/idUSTRE50K4DA20090131
Uncertainty about the fate of a plan by the Obama administration to relieve banks of money-losing assets added to the bearish tone, with Citigroup (C.N) plunging 9 percent and Bank of America (BAC.N) dropping 3 percent.
Procter & Gamble Co (PG.N), the maker of Pampers diapers, Gillette razors and Tide laundry detergent, was the Dow's top drag, sliding 6.4 percent, after its quarterly profit missed expectations. P&G also added its name to a growing list of companies cutting outlooks.
"We're in for another tough year," said Dean Barber, president of investment firm Barber Financial Group in Kansas City.
"You have consumer sentiment at an all-time low, job losses that have exceeded the total number of job losses in the '81-'82 recession, we're 13 months into the latest recession, so people feel bad."
The Dow Jones industrial average .DJI fell 148.15 points, or 1.82 percent, to 8,000.86. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index .SPX slid 19.26 points, or 2.28 percent, to 825.88. The Nasdaq Composite Index .IXIC tumbled 31.42 points, or 2.08 percent, to 1,476.42.
DOW, S&P OFF OVER 8 PERCENT IN JANUARY
Both the Dow and the benchmark S&P 500 .SPX suffered their worst January ever, with the Dow down 8.8 percent and the S&P down 8.6 percent. The Nasdaq dropped 6.4 percent in January.
January performance traditionally serves as a harbinger for stocks for the rest of the year.
Analysts said the sharp declines in the shares of companies traditionally considered better positioned to ride out an economic downturn underscored the severity of the pessimism.
For the week, the Dow declined 0.95 percent, while the S&P 500 dropped 0.73 percent, and the Nasdaq edged down 0.06 percent.
Goldman Sachs' chief U.S. equity strategist David Kostin said in a research note the brokerage expected the S&P 500 to retest its bear market low of November during the first quarter, before rising to their 1,100 year-end target.
The S&P 500 is up about 10 percent from the November 21 intraday low after starting 2009 up more than 20 percent.
P&G, CITIGROUP AND APPLE FALL
http://www.reuters.com/article/hotStocksNews/idUSTRE50K4DA20090131
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