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Peter Earlier this week on CNBC banking analyst Meredith Whitney said “I think that the call this year the trade this year has been short the regional banks and go long the capital markets banks.” Can you tell me what was behind that?-- Minyan John John As Whitney highlighted in her later comments her call was based on the enormous amount of liquidity from the Federal Reserve raising asset market prices. What she didn’t detail however was why this would help the capital market banks like Goldman Sachs (GS) Bank of America (BAC) and Citigroup (C) more than the ...

Given the choice between immediate gratification and savings for the future most Americans opted for new Italian loafers or a flat screen TV. Bucking that trend is the recent 6.9% saving rate increase in May 2009 the highest spike since December 1993 according to the US Commerce Department.Those who are having difficulty saving may find relief in an often overlooked financial product: the automatic savings plan.Automatic savings plans are easy to arrange and can be opened in the major money-center banks JPMorgan Chase (JPM) Bank of America (BAC) or Citigroup (C) community and regional banks credit unions and financial ...

Shares of J.P. Morgan Chase fall along with the broader financial sector, unmoved by the blue chip's deal to buy Cazenove, its U.K joint venture partner, for about 1 billion pounds ($1.67 billion).

When my kids were little my wife and I would tell them: “Trust is like a LEGO tower. It takes a long time to build it up but only an instant to knock it down.”I was reminded of this today while watching Camden Fine the head of the Independent Community Bankers Association on CNBC this morning waving the book Big Bad Banks.In his 15 seconds of fame this morning Fine nailed current public opinion: Big banks are now bad.Now there are those who will say that these firms are finally getting their due. But before we dog pile the ...

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