Analyst warns on Wachovia amid more bank worries
Source: http://new.goldmau.com/article.php?id=289Posted on Tuesday, July 15th, 2008 | In Current Market News, Gold Markets, Precious Metals
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The situation is increasingly bleak for Wachovia Corp. and the bank’s mortgage portfolio will continue to lose value, “seriously jeopardizing” the company’s ability to generate earnings, an influential analyst warned on Tuesday. The latest note of caution came as the government moved to reassure people their money is safe in the nation’s banks. Yet fears about the system persisted and financial shares were broadly lower Tuesday, signaling another tough day for the stock market. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke is scheduled to brief Congress Tuesday on the economy, which has been walloped by high energy prices and fallout from the housing slump and credit crunch. The testimony also comes amid a backdrop of rising oil prices and a slumping dollar, and as stock markets overseas tumble amid worries about the U.S. financial system. Continued at Yahoo Finance |
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Goldmau.com comment: Wachovia is 5th largest bank in the US. In recent days we are having a systemic meltdown with increasing credit problem in the US. Commentary courtesy David Cai, Goldmau.com analyst. |
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