out against some gains, so the end loss out of the treasury department will be some fraction of these headline numbers. ( Jim Sinegal , our analyst in charge of covering J.P. Morgan, reports the company announced the net losses will be roughly $800 million
41.1 million shares of the bank last year, increasing Berkshire's holdings in the firm by 12%. Morningstar analyst Jim Sinegal is positive on the name, as well, giving it a narrow economic moat rating. Furthermore, the stock trades at more than
a nice rebound so far in 2012, the sector remains about 13% undervalued, according to Morningstar's equity analysts. Jim Sinegal , associate director of Morningstar's financials team, likes the outlook for companies that are positioned to grow and
which declined in price just 10%) last year, increasing Berkshire's position in the firm by 12%. Morningstar analyst Jim Sinegal continues to be positive on the name as well, noting that it is one of the premier financial institutions in the United States
by two of our managers-- FPA Crescent FCPAX and Mutual Shares TESIX--during the fourth quarter. Morningstar analyst James Sinegal notes that despite all of the risks, Citigroup is a profitable, well-capitalized bank trading at far less than tangible
1 million shares of the bank last year, which increased Berkshire's position in the firm by 12%. Morningstar analyst Jim Sinegal continues to be positive on the name as well, noting that it is one of the premier financial institutions in the United States
the Year Award winner on Wednesday: Jim Sinegal , CEO of Costco took those honors ..... the moat, so to speak--and I think Jim Sinegal certainly applies here. Stipp : So ..... a disruptive retailer. Under ... Jim Sinegal 's stewardship, Costco has really
models. Morningstar's 2011 CEO of the Year, Costco 's COST Jim Sinegal , has not only guided his company through the challenging ..... in addition to Costco's operational excellence, makes Jim Sinegal an easy choice for our CEO of the Year award in 2011.
expectations, with an increase in membership fees and strong gasoline prices offset by one-time charges. Founder and CEO Jim Sinegal is in his last month of leading Costco before he will be replaced by COO Craig Jelinek in January. SEC lets large investors
leaves him with little concern that the company can maintain its dividend in the near term. M&T Bank MTB Morningstar analyst Jim Sinegal believes that M&T Bank's management team has proven its mettle through recessions that have decimated the company's