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    • Thu Apr 17th 00:18 AM
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      Capital One: Outlook Not As Rosy As Analyst Describes
      You're late to the party mate, should have covered yesterday. Market already has an earnings miss priced in.
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    • Thu Apr 10th 00:05 AM
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      Doom, Gloom Hit Silicon Valley
      This is not the 1991 recession it's the 1973 recession. Get ready for gas lines and a 10% unemployment rate. Woohoo, we're screwed!
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    • Thu Mar 27th 00:10 AM
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      Double Whammy: Bank Card Companies May Be Next
      Insider Trades: Cap One Chief Sells 21% of Stake in COF

      Capital One Chairman and CEO Richard Fairbank continued his rapid sell off of company stock on Wednesday. Over the past eight weeks Fairbank has sold more than 21% of his shares for a total take of $26,283,955.39.

      www.insidercow.com/his...
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    • Tue Mar 25th 22:04 PM
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      Financial Stocks' Future Earnings Estimates: Is This a Joke?
      The investment banks will be fine, forecasts on their earnings are reasonable considering the love and caring they're getting from the central bank. Let's face it, if any of the big i-banks were allowed to go bust the global financial system would collapse, sending the world economy into depression. The worst that will happen is MER or UBS will be gobbled up by GS.

      The real concern in this cycle is commercial banking and credit cards; the market doesn't full appreciate the very scary situation they're in. Take Capital One (COF) for example. They're trading 25% above target despite heavy delinquency rates, charge-offs, rising unemployment, etc. Barron's sums up their situation nicely:

      "The problem for Capital One, though: the Fed hasn't
      done anything to change the bank's fundamentals. The central bank has been remedying the problems of broker/dealers and the holders of deteriorating mortgage products, not credit-card lenders. Instead, the problems associated with that part of the banking system - the
      reticence of the strapped consumer, as well as the rise in delinquiencies - haven't been redressed. Friedman Billings Ramsey said Tuesday that the run has left the stock over-valued."
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    • Thu Mar 20th 23:12 PM
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      The Power of Capital One's Stock Buyback
      COF is screwed. Delinquencies and charge offs are soaring this quarter. Just look at DFS who was down 65% y-o-y in Q1!
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