Are we seeing clues that banks are in trouble?

Discussion in 'Wall St. News' started by Innervoice, Dec 6, 2022.

  1. Innervoice

    Innervoice

    Are we starting to see some subtle clues that some banks may be in trouble?
    I keep seeing reports about ceo’s of large banks saying things are good and then mention how a certain division or aspect of business is esperiencig some issues.. anyone else notice this?
    JP Morgan spoke today at a conference and then announced lay off’s.
     
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  2. %%
    Good ??LOL:D:D
    Maybe good compared to META, but FB changed thier name to META + mom market doesnt like that or thier lousy customer service.
    C\Citigroup is down YTD, SPY is still bear below 200dma\ Both heavy like a fat pig.
    Citigroup is actually a penny stock split 10 time \so $44.26 really $4.26.
    Good news is plenty of inverses ETFs going up/LOL:D:D
     
  3. He died over a 100 years ago.

    Completely off topic but I just googled JPMorgan and learnt he had a skin condition that messed up his nose when he was young, his nose was deformed and purple in color. Most images of him were touched up to hide it but some can be found:
    He must of had an amazingly strong character.

    [​IMG]
     
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  4. TheDawn

    TheDawn

    JP Morgan is not a bank. It's just another brokerage on Wall Street the same as Lehman Brothers. It was lucky to survive the financial crisis last time and hopefully it will survive this time.
     
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    JP{pierpoint} Morgan was on the board of a lot of railroads.
    SPY looks like a rail road tracks top\ actually worse that that\
    because the 2nd[right side] rail on weekly doesnt even reach the left side track as of today anyway
     
  6. USDJPY

    USDJPY

    Credit Suisse is doing a $4 billion capital raise after a string of losses.
     
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  7. Nobert

    Nobert

    What is the damaged product that they own ?
     
  8. Citigroup market cap is still a respectable $87 billion.

    Credit Suisse is only $12 billion, that is like a rounding when error compared to JPMorgan's $385 Billion.
     
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  9. Nine_Ender

    Nine_Ender

    Wrong. It's a market leader including a massive bank. There is no "hope" in a business making $10B profit a quarter. PE 11.11 is that too high for you ?
     
  10. maxinger

    maxinger

    Who cares.
    We are not the Bank CEO.
    Why live a life full of negative emotions, full of
    worry and fear and anxiety perpetually ?!!?!


    uptrend - just long it

    downtrend - just short it

    no trend - just avoid it !!!
     
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    #10     Dec 7, 2022
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