Good to Be a Boring Bank: Matthias Eppenberger, CEO of Switzerland's Private Client Bank, tells Debra Borchardt why it's good to fly under the radar.
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He also likes Credit Suisse Group(CS).

Credit Suisse should emerge as a winner from the capital-markets crisis, DeGulis maintains, because of the capacity that's been taken out of investment banking and private-wealth management businesses. And it has a strong balance sheet and a management team battle-tested by the Swiss bank's own restructuring in 2000-2002. Since the end of 2006, Credit Suisse has sold some assets and hedged others to cut exposure to toxic investments. It's positioned to take wealth-management share from wounded rival UBS (UBS), he says. Its private-banking business, DeGulis argues, "alone is worth the entire stock price of 37." DeGulis thinks it's worth over 70.

I am a big fan of the huge asset acquiring banks, says the Pit Boss. JP Morgan [JPM], Credit Suisse [CS], Deutsche Bank [DB] and Bank of America [BAC] are all attractive.

Cramer: No Bailout Can Save This Stock: And even if the plan succeeds, I'm still not optimistic, says Jim Cramer.


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Credit Suisse [CS], UBS [UBS] and HBSC [HBC] are all overseas banks that are attracting investor interest. But only if you must.

China Watch: All Eyes on Goldman: Patrick Schultz says investors should be ready to pounce on the last bank standing once the chaos is over in the U.S. financial sector and explains how to play this theory. His pick: Goldman Sachs.

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Cramer: A Tourniquet for the Market: Jim Cramer explains what today's action really means.

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The Credit Suisse (CS) downgrade from UBS feels like a pile-on.

The Real Story Wrap, February 26
Stocks in the U.S. took another late-afternoon trip higher Monday following more positive news for the embattled bond insurers.

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