| PNC FINANCIAL SERVICES GROUP (NY:PNC) Delayed : | |||||
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| Previous Close | $56.87 | 52 Week High | $57.86 | ||
| Open | $55.27 | 52 Week Low | $16.20 | ||
| Day High | $56.48 | P/E | 40.62 | ||
| Day Low | $54.71 | EPS | $1.39 | ||
| Volume | 546,105 | ||||
| More PNC Info: Chart SEC Filings Profile Historical Options | |||||
The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. operates as a diversified financial services company in the United States. It offers retail banking, corporate and institutional banking, asset management, and global fund processing services. It serves customers in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio, Kentucky, Delaware and the greater Washington, D.C. area, including Maryland and Virginia. The company operates approximately 852 branch offices and 3,581 automated teller ...more
James E. Rohr - Chairman, CEO
| Ticker | # Stories | Ticker | # Stories |
|---|---|---|---|
| WFC | 34 | BAC | 32 |
| USB | 31 | JPM | 29 |
| BAC | 25 | C | 24 |
| JPM | 23 | FITB | 23 |
| BBT | 22 | KEY | 21 |
| STI | 20 | USB | 19 |
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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.
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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.
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on Jun 9, 2009
at 06:47 PM Forgot one... you forgot one of the zombies in your list....Regions Financial
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on Jun 8, 2009
at 11:08 PM It's about Greed The reason these banks and their CEO's want to eliminate their TARP obligations is without a doubt their own concern for big bonuses and and stock options. They already have premier health coverage. When Goldman Sachs was a private partnership the issuance of large bonuses although actions of selfish pigs were somewhat acceptable. Lest we not forget Goldman is a Stock Company as of this writing. To me, that still means these company executives work for the Stock Holders. Large profits should be issued to the stockholders in the form of dividends. The issuance of such dividends would more then likely drive the price of the stock up allowing all concerned to profit. It's economics 101. I did not go to Harvard. The corporate executives of this company should be replaced with more reasonable executives who are working for the stockholders and the company that pays them. The executives are employees of the company, economics 101. Someone should take a close look at the people who are appointed to the boards of these companies. Are they fulfilling their fiduciary responsibility to the companies stock holders? I think not!
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on May 22, 2009
at 12:50 PM Deutsche Bank analyst on US Bank stock valuation For the interest of full disclosure, the analyst should also include that they invested in Bank of America shares to the tune of 42 million shares and have a vested interest to see the share price increase
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