Well-run banks remain good long-term bets. Though they were collateral damage in the panic-induced selling of the recent banking crisis, in the process they have become even better bets than they were two months ago, when I last wrote about them.
That’s the conclusion I reach from analyzing the recommendations of the top-performing newsletters my auditing firm monitors. In mid-March, in the immediate wake of the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, there were 14 banking stocks that at least two of these top performers were recommending…
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