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Susan Maciolek
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| 11/17/2006 10:10 PM |
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What is this new service using as a proxy for Sales for Bank stocks?
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ERIC RESWEBER
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| 11/18/2006 10:00 AM |
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What is this new service using as a proxy for Sales for Bank stocks?
Susan M.
Hi Susan,
I can't find where I read this but somewhere on this site is a message describing the differences between StockCentral's data and others. It states that sales for banks is derived the way we were taught, that is: net interest income + non interest income - loan loss provision.
Eric
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Joe Craig
Ellicott City, MD
StockCentral Administrator
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| 11/19/2006 12:47 PM |
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I can't find where I read this but somewhere on this site is a message describing the differences between StockCentral's data and others. It states that sales for banks is derived the way we were taught, that is: net interest income + non interest income - loan loss provision.
That would be ... the faq!
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Will Conrad
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| 11/20/2006 6:12 PM |
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My club is scheduled to study three bank stocks for the December meeting. Should we assume that the data from S&Pdatafeed was derived for revenue from sources in the (net Interest Income + non interest income - loan loss provision)?
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Lynn Ostrem
Minneapolis, MN
garbagecop@earthlink.net
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| 11/20/2006 6:53 PM |
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> Should we assume that the data from S&Pdatafeed was derived for
> revenue from sources in the (net Interest Income + non interest
> income - loan loss provision)?
Hi Will,
I do believe the S&P (OPS) data is Net Interest income plus Non-Interest income, period. There's an excellent article by Ann Cuneaz called Banks for Beginners that covers the difference between the "NAIC Way" of figuring bank revenues and the S&P data. In fact, it would be the perfect pre-homework for a club discussion on bank stocks.
I just went to the BI website to get you a direct link and, as usual, the search engine isn't working properly. Duh. I'll attempt to attach the article here. If it's too big (or whatever) contact me privately and I can send you directly.
As for Hemscott data, Joe already mentioned that, in the FAQ for this website, you will find how the StockCentral data is calculated.
Good luck to you,
Lynn O.
garbagecop@earthlink.net
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Lynn Ostrem, Minneapolis
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