Tag Archives: Banks

November 10

The Worm Has Turned

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David sits down with CNBC’s Brian Sullivan to the battle between growth and value. Who’s winning the war?

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April 19

State of the market

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David sits down at the Nasdaq to weigh in on the market action    

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January 20

Banks Priced for Disappointment

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CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO David joins Yahoo Finance anchor Alexis Christophorous to discuss the early read on earnings as well as the government shutdown.

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January 13

D-Day – The Earnings Battle

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By David Nelson, CFA Market historians will look back at the final months of 2018 and chronicle a war that started perhaps as early as January 30th, 2018. Interestingly, Apple (AAPL) like today was at the heart of concerns. The Wall Street Journal reported the company had reduced plans for its flagship iPhone X from […]

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June 03

The Volker Rule

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David tells i24 News host Michelle Makori the roll back of some aspects of the Volker Rule was common sense.

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October 12

Set-up for Banks – NAFTA & more

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Just before JPM and C released earnings. –

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May 02

Breaking up is hard to do – Banks & Glass Steagall

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David joins the discussion on Yahoo TV. Is it time to break up the big banks…

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August 20

6 Charts Showing How Oil Still Drives the Market

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6 months ago oil turned taking stocks along with it. David put together 6 stocks for Yahoo Finance to show the role oil is playing in both credit and stock markets.

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January 12

Buying a Bank Stock? Read This First

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By David Nelson, CFA They have the same tickers and familiar logos but banks sure aren’t the same companies of years past. Gone is the staggering Return on Equity (ROE) and huge trading gains that became the hallmark of firms like Goldman (GS), JP Morgan (JPM)* and others. Make no mistake, these mammoth institutions still […]

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July 21

Where Are the Perp Walks? – Man on the Street – CCTV

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David does a man on the street interview with CCTV’s Karina Huber on the Banking industry. Short Soundbite.

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