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| Wertpapier | Kurs | Perf. % |
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| 32,00 | +27,95 | |
| 0,5800 | +23,40 | |
| 6,1100 | +18,64 | |
| 2,3200 | +17,17 | |
| 5,9000 | +15,69 |
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| 1,2200 | -11,59 | |
| 14,750 | -14,14 | |
| 1,8775 | -14,17 | |
| 1,2600 | -16,00 | |
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Die Analystenerwartungen für das zweite Quartal wurden heute übertroffen:
https://m.de.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/the-charle…
Es geht rund 13 Prozent hoch.
Weitermachen! 💣😁
https://m.de.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/the-charle…
Es geht rund 13 Prozent hoch.
Weitermachen! 💣😁
Charles wird der Winner 23 !
15.5.
Charles Schwab Corp. (SCHW) Upgraded to Outperform ar Raymond James
https://www.streetinsider.com/Analyst+Comments/Charles+Schwa…
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The analyst comments "We are upgrading Charles Schwab to Outperform from Market Perform and establishing a $63 target price. We believe recent data indicate that client cash sorting at Schwab is tapering, which should support balance sheet and net interest margin stabilization in 2H23.
We do think consensus estimates for 2023/24 remain too high but believe the buy-side is more aligned with our below-consensus views. While the specter of a stricter regulatory regime may be an overhang for some time, we think the incremental risk to Schwab’s earnings power is likely to be somewhat limited.
On the valuation front, elevated cash sorting is a stark reminder of the interest rate risk inherent within Schwab’s business model. However, the company has very little credit risk and an attractive core growth story that was unaffected by recent macro events, which we believe can lead to P/E multiple re-rating once EPS estimates stabilize."
Charles Schwab Corp. (SCHW) Upgraded to Outperform ar Raymond James
https://www.streetinsider.com/Analyst+Comments/Charles+Schwa…
...
The analyst comments "We are upgrading Charles Schwab to Outperform from Market Perform and establishing a $63 target price. We believe recent data indicate that client cash sorting at Schwab is tapering, which should support balance sheet and net interest margin stabilization in 2H23.
We do think consensus estimates for 2023/24 remain too high but believe the buy-side is more aligned with our below-consensus views. While the specter of a stricter regulatory regime may be an overhang for some time, we think the incremental risk to Schwab’s earnings power is likely to be somewhat limited.
On the valuation front, elevated cash sorting is a stark reminder of the interest rate risk inherent within Schwab’s business model. However, the company has very little credit risk and an attractive core growth story that was unaffected by recent macro events, which we believe can lead to P/E multiple re-rating once EPS estimates stabilize."
Quartalsbericht bis 31.3.2023 positiv.
Nettocasheinnahmen um 7% gestiegen,auch verwaltenes Kundenvermögen leicht steigend!(siehe
Finanznachrichten,de).
Insgesamt stabil-positiv und warum zieht der Kurs nicht an?
Ist dem Sentiment geschuldet.
Nettocasheinnahmen um 7% gestiegen,auch verwaltenes Kundenvermögen leicht steigend!(siehe
Finanznachrichten,de).
Insgesamt stabil-positiv und warum zieht der Kurs nicht an?
Ist dem Sentiment geschuldet.
Ist hier jemand short
Trading Spotlight
Schwab geht auch bald über die Wupper...die FED macht nichts, wäre das Eingeständnis völliger Hilflosigkeit 
Bin da jameslabries Meinung...es ist Goldzeit!
Bin da jameslabries Meinung...es ist Goldzeit!
10dollar haengt auch drin bankcrash.kaufe gold
Insolvenz erst im Jahr 2024
Charles Schwab kursziel erst 40 Dollar, 30 Dollar und bis Jahresende 20 Dollar. Was ist mit nächster Jahresende 15 Dollar oder chapter 11.
Charles wird in den nächsten Tagen wieder locker die 50 sehen !
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 73.584.603 von faultcode am 30.03.23 16:28:4921.4.
A Schwab Divorce From Bank Could Unlock Value, JPMorgan Says
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/schwab-divorce-bank-unlock-va…
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With all the angst bearing down on Charles Schwab Corp., the brokerage may be worth a lot more without its bank.
That’s the thinking of JPMorgan Chase & Co. analyst Kenneth Worthington who argues Schwab shares would be valued more highly by investors if they were unencumbered by the risks around its bank following the tumult in regional lenders. In such a scenario, the stock could trade at a 20 times earning multiple or $64 per share, he said, a notable premium to Friday’s $53.80 close.
“Investors see a number of risks associated with the Schwab Bank — sorting risk, bank run risk, regulatory risk, and valuation risk,” Worthington wrote in a research note Friday. “One way to address the bank risk is to de-bank.”
Worthington’s price target for Schwab in its current state stands at $85.
Schwab’s Chief Executive Officer Walter Bettinger told CNBC on Friday that the company respects Worthington’s view, but debanking “is not something we’re going to look at in the short run.”
“I don’t think it would make sense to do long-term strategic moves based off what has been an extraordinary period of sort of unprecedented circumstances,” Bettinger said.
Rising concerns over pending regulatory changes and customers moving cash to higher yielding accounts in the wake of several regional bank collapses have erased more than $60 billion in market value from Schwab’s January highs.
While Schwab has the ability to weather new potentially onerous regulations, without its bank the broker could have a higher valuation even though such a divorce would dent earnings, according to Worthington.
“Schwab, as a broker that owns a bank, could theoretically de-bank, and return to operating the way it did historically, which was a focus on sweeping cash into money market funds and earning an elevated management fee rather than an even larger spread,” he wrote.
While Schwab could operate without a bank, such a change would be costly and is an outcome the firm’s management would be unlikely to support, Worthington said in his note.
But Worthington, who holds the buy-equivalent recommendation and one of the highest price targets on Wall Street, says a Schwab without a bank could be worthwhile in investors’ eyes given the cash-sorting and regulatory uncertainties.
“A path toward debanking Schwab certainly feels like last resort type of option at this juncture,” he wrote. “That said, we think it is worthwhile to consider as we think it puts a trough scenario for Schwab’s stock today.”
A Schwab Divorce From Bank Could Unlock Value, JPMorgan Says
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/schwab-divorce-bank-unlock-va…
...
With all the angst bearing down on Charles Schwab Corp., the brokerage may be worth a lot more without its bank.
That’s the thinking of JPMorgan Chase & Co. analyst Kenneth Worthington who argues Schwab shares would be valued more highly by investors if they were unencumbered by the risks around its bank following the tumult in regional lenders. In such a scenario, the stock could trade at a 20 times earning multiple or $64 per share, he said, a notable premium to Friday’s $53.80 close.
“Investors see a number of risks associated with the Schwab Bank — sorting risk, bank run risk, regulatory risk, and valuation risk,” Worthington wrote in a research note Friday. “One way to address the bank risk is to de-bank.”
Worthington’s price target for Schwab in its current state stands at $85.
Schwab’s Chief Executive Officer Walter Bettinger told CNBC on Friday that the company respects Worthington’s view, but debanking “is not something we’re going to look at in the short run.”
“I don’t think it would make sense to do long-term strategic moves based off what has been an extraordinary period of sort of unprecedented circumstances,” Bettinger said.
Rising concerns over pending regulatory changes and customers moving cash to higher yielding accounts in the wake of several regional bank collapses have erased more than $60 billion in market value from Schwab’s January highs.
While Schwab has the ability to weather new potentially onerous regulations, without its bank the broker could have a higher valuation even though such a divorce would dent earnings, according to Worthington.
“Schwab, as a broker that owns a bank, could theoretically de-bank, and return to operating the way it did historically, which was a focus on sweeping cash into money market funds and earning an elevated management fee rather than an even larger spread,” he wrote.
While Schwab could operate without a bank, such a change would be costly and is an outcome the firm’s management would be unlikely to support, Worthington said in his note.
But Worthington, who holds the buy-equivalent recommendation and one of the highest price targets on Wall Street, says a Schwab without a bank could be worthwhile in investors’ eyes given the cash-sorting and regulatory uncertainties.
“A path toward debanking Schwab certainly feels like last resort type of option at this juncture,” he wrote. “That said, we think it is worthwhile to consider as we think it puts a trough scenario for Schwab’s stock today.”
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