Have you been wondering what, if anything, can cause bank stocks to fall? Last year’s crisis managed to do it, but now it would appear to be little more than a temporary blip. And in the US at least, the first quarter of 1999 has been a profits bonanza for most of the banks, even for the likes of JP Morgan, which had been stuck in the return-on-equity doldrums for several years.
Well, Mike Mayo might be able to provide you with some clues.
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