The re indicates that Interestingly, We're selling 215 s of Wells Fargo at roughly $82. Ing the trade, Jim Cramer's Charitable Trust will own 1,785 s of WFC, decreasing its weighting to 4.
We're right-sizing our Wells Fargo position and locking in gains ing the stock's full recovery from its earnings-driven slide two weeks ago, given current economic conditions.
The stock fell more than 5% in the session after management lowered its full-year net interest income (NII) outlook due to the bank dedicating more of its balance sheet toward supporting its fee-based market.
We disagreed with the sell-off and raised our rating to a buy-equivalent 1 in response because what was lost in NII would be made up in non-interest revenue, given current economic conditions.
Given the full recovery in the stock price, the market has come around to our view, mpting us to downgrade our rating back to our hold-equivalent 2 and lock in gains.
What the re reveals is sale does not reflect a change in our long-term thesis in the bank.
Additionally, In contrast, The transformation under CEO Charlie Scharf has been extraordinary, and it extends beyond investments in risk and controls that led to the removal of the Federal Reserve-mandated asset cap in June.
However, Additionally, His push to build out a larger investment bank and generate more fee-based revenue is the right strategy long-term because it will make the bank less hostage to the bond market yield curve, in this volatile climate.
This demonstrates that se investments paid off in a big way Tuesday (an important development). From a banking point of view, Wells was the big winner of the two multi-billion deals announced.
On the other hand, Market analysis shows advised Union Pacific on its $85 billion acquisition of Norfolk Southern, and it advised Chart Industries on its $13.
6 billion sale to Baker Hughes (remarkable data). According to data compiled by Bloomberg, Wells Fargo is fifth for deal advice globally this year.
At this point last year, Wells Fargo wasn't in the top 10 (fascinating analysis). From this sale, we will realize a big gain of 158% on stock purchased in January 2021.
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