Bham1982, perhaps we should look a little more closely at CMA to see if it looks "pretty good."
The analyst link you used correctly pointed out that a few days ago Goldman Sachs rated CMA neutral; that was up from "Sell" based on the probability CMA will be gobbled up. Wells Fargo's rating was "Underperform" per your link.
Respected analyst Stan Stafford a couple of days ago rated 11 major Midwest banks on several performance matrix. They are below and the rating is in parenthesis:
Dividend Yield - past 5 years - [[10/11) [tenth of eleven 1.38%]
Dividend growth - 5 years - [[6/11)
Revenue growth - 5 years - [[5/11)
Earnings growth -5 years - [[11/11)
Book value growth - 5 years - [[10/11)
Stock price appreciation - trailing 12 months - [[11/11)
PEG ration -n trailing 12 months - [[10/11)
Return on assets - trailing 12 moths - [[11/11)
Return on equity - trailing 12 months - [[11/11)
Return on invested capital - trailing 12 months - [[9/11)
Earnings yield - [[11/11)
Debt to equity - trailing 12 months - [[5/11)
Price to book value - [[4/11)
It was ranked worst of the 11 major banks evaluated.
Comerica is going the way of NBD and so many others which are the victims of incompetent management.
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