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Wells Fargo (WFC) 1st Quarter Earnings: What to Expect

Bank stocks have been on an absolute tear of the past several weeks, driven by optimism over a vacci

Wells Fargo (WFC) 1st Quarter Earnings: What to Expect

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But it’s now worth asking whether optimism has run too far ahead of expectations.&nbsp;The bank is set to report first quarter fiscal 2021 earnings results before the opening bell Wednesday. We have asked from some time, when will it be time to place a long-term bet on Wells Fargo shares? We now have that answer. Wells Fargo stock has been a hot commodity among banks, skyrocketing more than 60% over the past six months.</p>\n<p>While there are still plenty of challenges for Wells Fargo, including the fact that it has to balance much-needed cost cuts with revenue/business growth, the bank has nonetheless executed as well as anyone might have expected. 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But it’s now worth asking whether optimism has run too far ahead of expectations. The bank is set to report first quarter fiscal 2021 earnings results before the opening bell Wednesday. We have asked from some time, when will it be time to place a long-term bet on Wells Fargo shares? We now have that answer. Wells Fargo stock has been a hot commodity among banks, skyrocketing more than 60% over the past six months.\nWhile there are still plenty of challenges for Wells Fargo, including the fact that it has to balance much-needed cost cuts with revenue/business growth, the bank has nonetheless executed as well as anyone might have expected. Last quarter, not only were the bank’s charge-offs and core provisioning both better than expected, Wells Fargo’s adjusted expenses were also lower, helping to deliver a 12% beat on the bottom line.\nNotably, this is with the bank revenue generation still under pressure by both the weaker rate environment and the adjustments Wells Fargo has had to make to stay in compliance with the asset cap. As it stands, the bank now has tons of catalysts to sustain profitability and return value to shareholders. With the stock now up 32% year to date, besting the 9% rise in the S&P 500 index, the market appears willing to look beyond some of the bank’s legacy issues and certainly some near-term headwinds. But has Wells Fargo stock performed too well to sustain more returns?\nFor the three months that ended March, analysts expect Wells Fargo to earn 68 cents per share on revenue of $17.46 billion. This compares to the year-ago quarter when earnings came to 1 cent per share on revenue of $17.72 billion. For the full year, ending in December, earnings are projected to be $2.91 cents per share, up from 41 cents per share a year ago, while full-year revenue of $69.39 billion would decline 4.1% year over year.\nAside from progress on vaccines, investors are encouraged by the Fed’s recent decision to allow Wells Fargo to resume buying back shares and paying dividends. The Fed is signaling Wells Fargo’s loan losses are no longer as risky as they were are the start of the pandemic. In that vein, in the fourth quarter, the bank saw net charge-offs dip from prior periods leading to an actual reduction. That said, the disruption caused by the pandemic has taken a considerable toll on Wells Fargo’s operations as Q4 revenue missed by about $90 million, while revenue fell about 10% year over year.\nBut thanks to diligent cost controls, Wells Fargo still beat on the bottom line by 7 cents. 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