Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

WFC market cap history, CS performance rating “F“

https://ycharts.com/companies/WFC/market_cap
Current market cap $160 bn, that’s after $35bn buybacks since 10/2019, and another $30 bn announced in July 2023. price to book hovers around 1.0x dipping below 1.0x at times. Numbers don’t lie.

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Post ID: @1rev+1o41H6Ua

It’s not the stock chart that needs deciphering, du----s.

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Post ID: @1jas+1o41H6Ua

@rzw+1o41H6Ua you must really be out of your element if you think CPAs read stock charts. That's like saying police officers fight fires.

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Post ID: @1rev+1o41H6Ua

One of my favorite things to do is drink vodka all night at the casino.

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Post ID: @1vrl+1o41H6Ua

Am sure CS negotiated at time of,hiring that he needs grace on stock price for a period of time while he “transforms” the bank. Just how long the leash is though is the question. 4 years into his tenure and 5 into the cap, no end in sight.

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Post ID: @1fdo+1o41H6Ua

I dunno, I’m going to buy some stock now, for a while. The street loves layoffs.

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Post ID: @tlq+1o41H6Ua

Can you help us understand how we should interpret that? My non-CPA conclusion is that our stock price is substantially artificially propped up by the company stock buybacks?

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