too big to fail

George Soros bought BofA (BAC) and cutback his stake in Target (TGT).

Under-dog status

He said both Bank of America and Wells Fargo have been held down on fears of pending secondary offerings. He said the CEOs of these firms should just carry through with their the secondaries and use the funds to pay back their TARP money, and send their stocks to 52-week highs.

stable, inexpensive, Cramer likes it.

Too big to fail. Largest US bank, comparable to JPM. They lead in nearly all financial services for consumers after the mergers of Merill and Countrywide. It has fallen so much with little Dividend yield, but there is much more upside for a speculative play.

good valuation

Cramer said gauging the market is as simple as looking at a handful of stocks. The ones on Cramer's radar include JPMorgan Chase (JPM), Goldman Sachs (GS), Wells Fargo (WFC) and Bank Of America (BAC), four stocks which he owns for his charitable trust, Action Alerts PLUS.

Now it is buy

All financials are vulnerable, because the government has said, basically, if you want to fall under voluntary restrictions, you better raise equity and get out from under. So you can imagine how much pressure will remain in the ones that need to raise the money, most likely Bank of America (BAC) and Wells Fargo (WFC), two I own, two that I think are cheap, and two that are so easily shorted that the pain is palpable.

price increase overdone

lost money

unpredictable

do not trust them - ever

Terrible business practices

big losses here

cheats,crooks,and liars

inept management creating another citibank like monster.

Lost money and not sure it will come back

Ken Lewis simply misled his investors