Tag: nyse:Wfc
Don’t worry banks. Uncle Sam has deep pockets
Published on May 8, 2009
Washington was relatively quiet this week, giving the markets a chance to surge. The lull in the political action won’t last long. It was merely the eye of the storm. Uncle Sam is not done buying yet.
By Andrew Snyder, TodaysFinancialNews.com
Baltimore – (TFN): The recent rally in the equities market has been nice, don’t get [...]
The real estate industry gets a favor from Bernanke
Published on December 3, 2008
The real estate industry just posted its strongest week in years. It is all thanks to the Federal Reserve and its latest stimulus program. Now is the time to buy real estate. Interest rates have not been this low for a long time.
By Andrew Snyder, TodaysFinancialNews.com
Baltimore – (TFN): Well look at that. Government intervention is [...]
The Fed hired who?
Published on November 4, 2008
The government is still up to its old tricks of hiring within the inner circle and frivolously spending huge sums of money. But at least this time, companies like General Electric (NYSE:GE) and Wells Fargo (NYSE:WFC) have a shot at some big money.
By Andrew Snyder
Baltimore – (TFN): With a resume like that, this guy [...]
Breaking news: Wells Fargo (WFC) buys Wachovia (WB)
Published on October 3, 2008
There is some huge breaking news this morning. Wells Fargo (NYSE:WFC) is purchasing Wachovia (NYSE:WB) for a significant premium, pushing the former suitor, Citigroup (NYSE:C) and its help from the Fed, out of the picture.
By Andrew Snyder
Baltimore – (TFN): There is something exciting and fascinating about this market. When the Street thinks it finally has [...]
Big Movers: Keep your eye on Wachovia (WB), Wells Fargo (WFC) and Citi (C)
Published on September 29, 2008
Wall Street continues to wait on Washington. There are big movers all across the Street. Watch for the bidding war for Wachovia (NYSE:WB) between Wells Fargo (NYSE:WFC) and Citi (NYSE:C) to create frenzied action.
By Andrew Snyder
Baltimore – (TFN): It is tempting to think what this bailout mess would look like if we were not [...]