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Not All Bank Stocks Are Equal — 100-Rated Co. Proves It

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Not All Bank Stocks Are Equal — 100-Rated Co. Proves It

  • Banks today offer customers the same traditional services: checking, savings, loans and more.

  • Smart investors look deeper to find that “secret sauce” that makes a bank stock investable.

  • Today's Power Stock is a Pennsylvania-based bank that’s been around since 1870. It rates a 100 on our proprietary system.
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Matt Clark,
Research Analyst

Banks, large and small, offer the same services to customers:

  • Checking and savings accounts.

  • Personal and business loans.

  • Credit and debit cards.

Looking at the surface level, it’s hard to tell one bank from another.

You need to look deeper at a bank’s profitability and assets to determine if it’s a good investment.

One metric that captures the profitability of a bank is its net interest income.

We calculate this by subtracting interest expense (any costs related to managing loans and other interest-earning assets) from a bank’s interest income (income from anything that earns interest).

It’s like the gross profit for banks.

The chart below shows the net interest income of banks insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

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As you can see, banks have steadily raked in net interest income since 2010.

When I see this trend, I look to our Stock Power Ratings system to find bank stocks that stand out from the pack.

Today's Power Stock does just that.

And you can find out everything you need to buy into it now by clicking here or the button below.

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This Chart Explains Why the Fed Will Pause Soon

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Editor, The Banyan Edge

The Federal Reserve raised interest rates seven consecutive times in 2022.

The central bank is likely to raise rates again at its first meeting in 2023 — but that hike may be smaller than previous ones.

Inflation is falling rapidly:

  • Over six months, inflation is less than 1%.

  • Over three months, under 0.5%.

Based on the data, traders are now expecting the Fed to raise rates by 0.25% on February 1.

That's less than the 0.5% hike after the last meeting and 0.75% at previous meetings.

The reason for the slowdown?

Inflation should be below the interest rate by April. Check out its trajectory in the chart below.

That's the Fed's goal, and it's within reach.

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