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== Analysts Still Love JPMorgan Best ==
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A call and an email message to Peabody, the lone bear on JPMorgan, weren't returned, and his research could not be obtained, but he told Bloomberg in August he expected an eventual $22 billion in litigation costs for the bank over the next several years, and he thought those costs could reach $5 billion this year.
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Since then,[http://philipcareaids.org/Involve.html <strong>Custom Denver Broncos NFL Jerseys For Sale</strong>], JPMorgan has shelled out a total of $1.3 billion to regulators over the "London Whale" trading debacle and an investigation of "illegal credit card practices." The bank also have to pay as much as $11 billion to resolve issues over mortgage backed securities it sold leading up to the crisis.
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"The regulators and the [Obama] Administration want to remove benefits of being big," Peabody said in the August interview. "You're seeing that in the way they're imposing capital restraints,[http://osow.org/wiki/%E7%94%A8%E6%88%B7:Vlvapzhy8#Foreign_Language_Oscar-_Can_.27The_Past.27_Be_Beaten- <span style="font-weight: bold">Foreign Language Oscar- Can 'The Past' Be Beaten-</span>], the liquidity requirements, and now if you are too big too manage, they're going to raise the costs of litigation for being too big to manage," he said at the time. He also has "underperform" recommendations on Bank of America, Citigroup and Morgan Stanley, while he rates Goldman "sector perform."
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Keefe Bruyette & Woods acknowledged the legal issues in an Oct. 2 report that cited JPMorgan as a top pick, along with Citigroup and Bank of America. Low valuation to earnings estimates is the main reason KBW likes these stocks.</html>

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