In light of recent woe 's, and Tim Sloan's recent retirement "Wall Street’s most bullish Wells Fargo & Company (NYSE:WFC) analysts are predicting the share price to blow past $66 per share during the next 12 months. The current median share price forecast by them is $56, suggesting that the stock could increase 14.8% in that time frame. The average price target of $56.83 calls for a nearly 16.5% increase in the stock price." (NGVTimes)
I'm sure Mr. Warren Buffett (Their largest shareholder) couldn't happier as he advises WF to look for anew CEO beyond Wall Street this time around.
Though the current price is below the 20 and 50 day MA, the price did start the week in an upward motion, the RSI is trending upward, and it does look like we're entering into a MACD bull cross. The news seems to be positive as well; my daily research has revealed that at least one of the top 6 investment newsletters recommended by Marketwatch (hard to get more info without subscribing to them) has assigned WCF a designation of "buy" this month with a near target of 51.32. I was satisfied enough by last nights findings alone to enter into a small position this morning, and I'll likely add to it in the very near future.
I'm sure Mr. Warren Buffett (Their largest shareholder) couldn't happier as he advises WF to look for anew CEO beyond Wall Street this time around.
Though the current price is below the 20 and 50 day MA, the price did start the week in an upward motion, the RSI is trending upward, and it does look like we're entering into a MACD bull cross. The news seems to be positive as well; my daily research has revealed that at least one of the top 6 investment newsletters recommended by Marketwatch (hard to get more info without subscribing to them) has assigned WCF a designation of "buy" this month with a near target of 51.32. I was satisfied enough by last nights findings alone to enter into a small position this morning, and I'll likely add to it in the very near future.
