Thread regarding Bank of America layoffs

Something smells fishy

I have noticed this strange smell for a few weeks now but I can't really tell what it is.

Could it be a mergquisition?

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Post ID: @OP+Ry9xH2L

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I can hardly wait...a hint? Because the nonsense is knee deep and getting deeper everyday

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Post ID: @Fhhy+Ry9xH2L

Coming 6 weeks from now....

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Post ID: @Eulk+Ry9xH2L

It's that green grass burning in Albany, NY.

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Post ID: @7kud+Ry9xH2L

I smell merger/buy out/acquisition

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Post ID: @6pns+Ry9xH2L

I think it's just old salmon steak.

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Post ID: @2jkc+Ry9xH2L

Bofa said several years ago (internally) that they wanted to reduce their exposure. After the Countrywide acquisition, it made them the largest target causing millions in losses. The plan Has been to reduce and step aside from being the largest mortgage lender and the largest target. Wells Fargo took this as an opportunity to grow their business model. What you are seeing is BofA keeping on track to reduce their exposure.

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Post ID: @2dys+Ry9xH2L

more than likely another sale. But what's left?Servicing?

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Post ID: @ajb+Ry9xH2L

They have sold off some smaller things...they may be spinning things off too. Get rid of the 'problem' areas again instead of fixing them.

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Post ID: @qmr+Ry9xH2L

*cannot

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Post ID: @ayv+Ry9xH2L

Wells Fargo can go passed the 2T cap. They may have to get rid of some assets or shift them around.

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