WELLS FARGO $40.01

down -0.09


23/5/2013 04:23 PM  |  NYSE : WFC  |  Industries : Finance and Insurance / Depository Credit Intermediation
Last Trade: 40.01
Trade Time: May 23 4:08 PM Eastern Daylight Time
Change: -0.09 (-0.22 %)
Prev Close: 40.10
Open: 39.40
Bid: 39.95
Ask: 40.06
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FPBI FPB BANCORP 18.0K +0.50%

Insider Transactions

Date Name Title Volume Trade Price Holding Change
5/15/2013 Rhein Kevin A Sr. Executive Vice President -70,000 $38.66 -45.90%
5/9/2013 SLOAN TIMOTHY J Senior Executive VP & CFO -145,299 $37.89 -45.65%
5/9/2013 HEID MICHAEL J Executive Vice President -3,000 $38.44 -6.22%
5/9/2013 SLOAN TIMOTHY J Senior Executive VP & CFO 165,000 $28.43 107.62%
5/6/2013 HEID MICHAEL J Executive Vice President -41,892 $37.90 -91.07%
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WFC Stock Analysis

  1. Zions Bancorp Will Likely Find It Harder From Here

    Zions has had a good run, but it may be slower going as lending competition intensifies.
  2. Mediocre Performance Clouding BB&T's Long-Term Value

    I remain quite positive on BB&T shares, though I am more bullish than most sell-side analysts.
  3. Investors Seem To Be Overrating Bank Of America

    In any case, I think U.S. Bancorp and Wells Fargo offer more upside from today's levels than Bank of America.
  4. Comerica Looks Like A Slow-Coiling Spring

    With interest rates so low, loan demand pretty sluggish, and regulations chewing into once-lucrative sources of income, most banks are stuck in a holding pattern. That's particularly true for those banks with relatively clean credit stories that don't have the tailwind of improving provision and loan loss reserve releases to pump up results.
  5. U.S. Bancorp Is Strong But Needs Growth

    As is the case at other regional/super-regional banks like Wells Fargo, U.S. Bancorp looks undervalued today provided you're willing to project improving returns.
  6. Citigroup Looking More Like A Normal Big Bank These Days

    With its first full quarter with new CEO Michael Corbat in charge now in the books, Citigroup (NYSE:C) continues to make progress towards operating more like the large money-center bank that it is. While there are some very valid questions about the company's long-term strategy (including managing its far-flung global empire and rebuilding share in U.S.
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