JPMorgan and Bank of America are underappreciated relative to Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley because they have large consumer credit portfolios, which makes them less pure capital markets plays, but they offer a cheaper way to participate in the capital markets renaissance.
JPMorgan and Bank of America are underappreciated relative to Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley because they have large consumer credit portfolios, which makes them less pure capital markets plays, but they offer a cheaper way to participate in the capital markets renaissance.
Big banks like Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are more attractive than regional banks because their transaction-based business models are less exposed to consumer weakness and deposit costs, while capital markets activity remains robust. Higher rates and inflation favor them, and consumer concerns may be overblown.
Big banks like Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are more attractive than regional banks because their transaction-based business models are less exposed to consumer weakness and deposit costs, while capital markets activity remains robust. Higher rates and inflation favor them, and consumer concerns may be overblown.