Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Is Wells Fargo ripe for a Take over?

It seems that all these new upper management hires are coming from Morgan Stanley and JP Morgan. Been there with other banks.

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Not if they buy Wells Fargo in pieces, hence the decimation of the mortgage department.

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Post ID: @8tfy+1uP0PZHW

It's not some big conspiracy or takeover attempt... it's cronyism. Nothing more, nothing less.

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Post ID: @3una+1uP0PZHW

the market cap is almost $200 billion, any other bank large enough to fund such a takeover would never be approved by the government due to anti trust laws.

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Post ID: @3djx+1uP0PZHW

Ripe? Maybe. Tripe? Absolutely.

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Post ID: @1lur+1uP0PZHW

Mine is ‘too big not to fail’

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Post ID: @1hsz+1uP0PZHW

Too big to fail

More like biggest failure

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Post ID: @1wqj+1uP0PZHW

It's too big in the sense that the regulators wouldn't allow it

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Post ID: @1cfg+1uP0PZHW

Britishers went to India to help Business and Trading, later they captured, occupied and Ruled India for 150 years. Same strategic attack from JPMs on WF.

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Post ID: @1xnp+1uP0PZHW

The bank is not to big. It's smaller than JPM. The entire issue is the incompetent people running it. 95% of the time we get in trouble with regulators etc. it's due to execs doing stupid things.

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Post ID: @anm+1uP0PZHW

To big, why would anyone working here not know that, smh

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Post ID: @ceh+1uP0PZHW

This bank needs to be broken up and sold in parts. It is too big and too dangerous to be left as it is. The regulators are sitting on a land mine.

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Post ID: @zvd+1uP0PZHW

Ripe - which is well summarized with the below comparison:

My girlfriend’s tw0t was ripe, so I took pleasure ba----g her throat.

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Post ID: @yzx+1uP0PZHW

The best value unlocking play is from an activist or perhaps even a short seller. Damaged goods to everybody else.

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Post ID: @xmu+1uP0PZHW

We're simultaneously too big for a competitor to buy us and generally our assets are undesirable to anyone with the $. The other big banks would prefer to defeat us in the marketplace and take all our market share via competition, than buy us.

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