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COMERICA INCORPORATED (NY:CMA)

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COMERICA INCORPORATED (NY:CMA) Delayed :
Previous Close $28.07    52 Week High $32.30 
Open $27.93    52 Week Low $11.72 
Day High $28.21    P/E N/A 
Day Low $27.62    EPS $-0.36 
Volume 1,359,117       
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Comerica Incorporated Summary

Comerica Incorporated, through its subsidiaries, provides financial services in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The company operates in three segments Business Bank, Retail Bank, and Wealth & Institutional Management, and offers commercial loans, personal financial services, private banking, and other financial services ...more

Executives

Ralph W. Babb Jr. - Chairman, CEO

Links

http://www.comerica.com

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Matt
on Sep 15, 2009
at 09:55 AM
Mike Mayo is a megaDUD analyst!! This Mike Mayo guy is a dud analyst, s bogus charlatan who recommended to investors on September 5 2008 that Lehman's could go from $16 to $28, mere days before that bank collapsed. He is probably paid by the same banks he is supposed to analyze. According to CNBC, he's as corrupt as the ratings agencies of Moody's, Standard & Poors and Fitch. They are all getting paid by the companies whose debt they are supposed to rate. It's a massive outrage and the rating agencies must be dismantled and stopped by the US Government.
Article: Mike Mayo Initiates Coverage On Banking Sector At Underweight At His New Firm
Commercial Mortgage Loans; Masterplan Capital LLC
on Jul 15, 2009
at 06:42 PM
Deutsche Bank has bee saying this for months. Deutsche Bank has been sounding this alarm for quite a while. $300b…Wow.
Article: Losses On Commercial Real Estate Will Be Much, Much Worse Than Expected - Deutsche Bank
Nobody
on Oct 14, 2008
at 10:41 AM
Upgraded from Buy to Hold? Upgraded from Buy to Hold: Bank of America (NYSE: BAC), target raised from $31 to $38
Article: Citigroup Upgrades Large Cap Banks On 'Game-Changing' US Move (BAC, FHN, FITB, KEY, MTB, CMA, USB)
Don Robertson
on Jul 1, 2008
at 07:19 AM
That's an upgrade? How? What? Who? When? Lower the EPS and the Target while calling it an upgrade? Earnings are coming July 17 and I look at this as a warning about earnings. Honesty about what else ISN"T hidden in the mattress requires a "Bombs away!" here.
Article: KBW Upgrades Comerica (CMA) to Outperform

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