6 thoughts on “Bank Execs Picking over the Carcasses Insider Buying Picks Up-Week 3-17-23”

  1. Comstock Resources Inc. (CRK) has one of the lowest PE values in the oil/gas industry at 2.54x. The industry average in hovering around 7.00x. YoY revenue growth was 96%. While this is expected to slow, CRK seems to have value. Analyst majorities are rating Comstock Resources Inc. as a hold, with shares down this week with largely due to macro financial sector health concerns.

  2. Schwab Charles Corp (SCHW) had 7 large insider buyers lately. I see 30 Insider trades in the month of March already. Executives are backing up their statements of liquidity and financial health with their very own wallets. A vast majority of accounts at Schwab are within the insurance level. Prior filings and recent statements indicate ample liquidity coverage. Analyst ratings show good upside. By September all TD Ameritrade accounts are expected to be transferred to the Schwab platform.

  3. Vistra Corp. (VST)
    Court ruled that during Winter Storm Uri, the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) exceeded its power by eliminating competition, resulting in prices being held at their $9,000 cap longer than necessary and costing consumers $16 billion. The PUCT’s orders were challenged by Vistra Energy. Vistra estimated losses around $1.6 billion from this incident. The court acknowledged that some modifications to the scarcity pricing mechanism may have been required, but the PUCT exceeded the legislature’s limits on its power. This case has large implications for Texas utility companies.

  4. SoFi has recently emerged as an intriguing investment opportunity due to its ability to resonate with a younger demographic of users, who are likely to exhibit strong brand loyalty. Nevertheless, recent events have demonstrated that even a thorough analysis of a bank’s financials may not fully uncover all relevant information. However, the CEO’s recent purchases and speculation of a potential acquisition suggest that SoFi could potentially offer a premium to its shareholders. Additionally, a technical analysis of the stock chart reveals a favorable risk-reward ratio for long positions, with limited downside risk and substantial upside potential. Overall, SoFi appears to be a compelling investment opportunity for investors seeking exposure to the fintech sector.

  5. What does SoFi’s loan portfolio look like? Is it consumer loans, commercial, etc? They seem very aggressive with personal loans. Do they hold these loans or do they sell them as in securitization. In a weakening economy consumer loans could be a liability. SoFi boasts enviable economic demographics on their user base. How do we know these numbers are correct just because Noto says they are? Average Fico scores are very high, average income is very high. Their customer base would be the envy of most banks. How real is it?

  6. I think this is the key to the analysis of VST. When does the rate case decision occur? A favorable outcome is probably good for a 20% pop in the price.

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