I've been getting lots of questions about whether money is safe in banks and whether it's safe to invest in banks. Let's tackle that here.
Let's get back to the basics of cash reallocation and see why I'm not freaking out, but I'm also not in a mood for risk.
Let's take a close look at the KRE, the SPDR S&P Regional Banking ETF.
The bulls gained some confidence, while the bears scratched their heads and wondered why the market doesn't care about the glaring problems out there, such as with First Republic.
Let's look at how years of easy money and bailouts dug a hole that got covered with a pile of steaming hot inflation.
SCHW sinks nearly 11% on Monday alone, but several experts agree: It's no Silicon Valley Bank.
I bought a small number of July puts on Bank of America, after the fall of Silicon Valley Bank. Here's why and why I don't necessarily hope it works.
The 1980s has savings and loans, the '90s have long-term capital management, and the 2000s had Enron and Lehman and now we have Silicon Valley Bank.
CFG offers security, but not necessarily a 'home run' win. Here's how to play it.
Here's a play in US Bancorp, which pays generous dividends compared with the broader market and offers a high-quality balance sheet.