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Higher Interest Rates Are Lucrative for Regional Banks: Finance Power Stock to Buy

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Higher Interest Rates Are Lucrative for Regional Banks: Finance Power Stock to Buy

  • The Federal Reserve is raising interest rates to help curb high inflation.

  • This creates a windfall for banks, which were already growing before the Fed’s hawkish stance on rates.

  • Today’s Power Stock operates full-service banks in Virginia and rates a 96 on our proprietary system.

The Federal Reserve’s mid-June decision to raise interest rates by 75 basis points will be a tailwind for banks.

Banks pay you to deposit your money, but they lend that money out at a higher interest rate.

This creates the net interest margin, a key revenue source for banks nationwide.

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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) calculates how much banks earn every year.

You can see in the chart above that U.S. banks earned $263 billion in net income last year — a 92.8% increase from 2020.

Banks were raking in cash before the Fed raised rates. With this latest hike, I expect net income to skyrocket.

That bring us to today’s Power Stock: a regional bank that rates a “Strong Bullish” 96 out of 100.

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$2 Billion Company Is Leader in $7.6 Trillion Market (Huge Upside!)

It's currently dominating Tesla in the trillion-dollar race to roll out energy storage technology…

Yet this tiny Silicon Valley company is valued at just $2 billion.

That’s almost 50X less than Tesla…

Yet, let me repeat, it's leading Musk’s company in energy storage…

Frankly, I believe this stock is absurdly underpriced … and it won’t take the market long to realize it…

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