their stake in wells fargo is down to 3.3% started the year closer to 10. the most recent filing in august showed it at about 6%. the good news is it could explain some of the weakness in the share price. we're out of time. thanks for watching. have a great long weekend. "fast money" starts now. >>> i'm melissa lee and this is "fast money. tonight banking on gains financial stocks leading the market today after months of struggling to rebound off their lows where the sector goes from here. >>> plus it was downward facing dog for shares of lululemon today. later, it's been a wild week for the triple ts. the dow falling as much as 600 points before turning around and briefly going positive only to end the day down .5% the nasdaq led the losses. what a session, guy, following yesterday's big selloff. what do you make of the action, guy? >> interesting mel and i text before the show she asked if this was an old tie or a new tie i pulled it out for this friday's show. what do i make of this i mentioned i'm looking for an open lower spend the rest of the day rall

of wells fargo under fire for comments he made about the bank's lack of diversity. reutess are report that charless schafter blamed it on a limited amount of black can bats-- candidates during a zoom call and repeated it in june. he promised to double the number of african-american employees in key positions by 2025. already adding two people, he is isn't the only one facing criticismment-- criticism. the post is reporting that five recent executives hired by jm morgan chase c.e.o. jamie dimon were all white. >> trevor: okay. this is an interesting dilemma. wells fargo say that they want to hire more black talent but also say there is just not enough black talent in finance to hire from. which is weird because every day thousands of black graduates are trying to get into finance. maybe they should pick up one of those ads, you're not hiring black people t is because you don't give a shit, don't be like it is because you can't find them. how hard are you trying, hey do you see any black people to hire, yeah, yeert do i, all right, we will go with chad. one of the thi

. >> wait until people hear that you think wells fargo is one of them you said this is a great time to invest in banks which is a headline in and of itself. hold that thought for a moment wasan, i want to turn to you and ask about the question of markets for a couple months with corporate in the air and adding so much more fuel to the fire when it comes to the election. what are you telling investors >> hi, kelly so, yeah, the market sentiment was pretty weak to begin with before we came to today and we got a double whammy with increasing cases in europe as well as the situation around the supreme court choice i think all of that just means there are some jitters in the marketplace. i agree with chris that there is a lot of opportunity in the marketplace. up till now, we've seen a lot of strength in the tech names that have grown and seen increased concentration in the marketplace, and we think the activity that we've seen over the past month with the cyclicals, the less concentrated, the more beaten-down names in the market coming back like the industrials, that could be the harbinger

wells fargo has 200 66,000 employees. 200,000 have been working from home.are still hesitating. contracts to buy co-op apartments in manhattan plunged 26% in august from a year ago pending condo deals plummeted 38% according to a report. meanwhile, co-op deals nearly tripled in brooklyn. demand soared in the suburbs, too. that is your bloomberg business flash. reporting a smaller than expected drop in earnings. bloomberg spoke exclusively to him. >> we are seeing a lot of adapting to people the current pandemic environment. more homeve seen is gatherings and at-home consumption offsetting to some what has declined significantly. people wanting to shop less. frequency has lowered. and spending less time in stores. l, becauseseen as wel people were not able to physically connect or travel to meet up through social gatherings, we have seen virtual social gatherings with people having drinks and cocktails through a social platform or zoom, for instance. >> i've heard a lot about the zoom happy hours. when do you think we will get back to pre-pandemic levels in t

you see the big names like wells fargo, but also lesser-known names like signature bank, and for themnew york city is a big part of their stock. romaine: see the amount of lending out there. m down 42% over the past year. yougo down the list and will see similar returns for all the banks that i have marked in the new year -- new york region. joe: hannah, thank you for joining us. of the the sense exposure relative to the size of the bank overall, like signature --k, how many of these are depend on the future of new york? nnah: the majority of their loans are tied to the new york city property market. when you are talking about everything that is happening in new york these days, and the tostions from retail existential questions about the future of office space, these are the banks you are looking to because of the concentration they have. caroline: it is impacting them exactly how? we see share prices hammered. are we feeling it in a tangible way at the center of the banks right now? hannah: that is a great question. there is so much stimulus in the system and measures taken by the l

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bank, dare i say wells fargo, which seems to be like a lightening rod. we look at those as wildly undervalued. we look at those as great generators of free cash through stock buy backs and dividend payments if you are willing to have a long view, you might consider buying some of the banks but be ready for a little run, low earnings and disappointing results as interest rates are where they are right now >> interesting, we are supposed to buy low there is a guy named warren buffett who has done well with that he's recently sold wells fargo maybe you are on the other side of that. thank you. >> thank you too >>> we are just getting started. why shares of restoration hardware are surging what the ceo is saying about the latest outlook >>> president trump reportedly planning to step in on the latest round of stimulus talks >> and believe it or not, football kicks off tonight hard to believe but true can the league last the entire season we'll get a live report on what is expected. mip in a busy hour as "worldwide exchange" rolls on after this ♪ ♪ i keep wor

you can add in wells fargo as well.you look at the european banks, we just had on jean-yves fillion from bnp paribas, and it is remarkable how much cheaper the european banks are trading with a lousy profit outlook. jonathan: you know what's forced the digital transformation? the pandemic. tom: no question about it. not that i would be hitting ago,es in davos, but years i went to one bank lovefest and then to another bank lovefest, and the ceos of those two banks said exactly the same thing. they underestimated digital. jonathan: i like how you run the clock down so i can't get in my response to how you party in davos. tom: you've got that right. jonathan: five seconds left. another time on "bloomberg surveillance." give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only xfinity mobile lets you choose shared data, unlimited or a mix of

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the group color of change, is calling on companies like bank of america, wells fargo, chevron to cuto law law enforcement foundations. politico reporting wells fargo such he donations goldman sachs agreed he apparently to talk with social justice activities activists radical left seem determined to dismantle law enforcement overwhelming number black minority voters are deeply concerned fewer police will be patrol communities that crime will be rising. according to rasmussen polling, 855 -- 48% black mefrns, 70% minorities are worried about a shortage of police officers. compared to 66% of white americans. joining us tonight is bob woodson former civil rights activist headed national urban league department criminal justice founder of woodson center helps residents low-income neighborhoods, and thanks for being with us, my apologies to you and the audience. because of the press of news wednesday we couldn't get you on the air, i deeply miss our conversations. and thank you for being with us this evening. let's start with the corporations founding a marxist organization like black live

reports of suspicious transactions and backlash against wells fargo ceo, but there could be some positivers ahead. my colleagues, ben levisohn, carlton english. ben, i'm going to start with you. we've been chatting this week about the market, and you kept on saying stocks are behaving in a weird way. what's so unusual in. >> the week started pretty badly, fears about covid resurgence in europe that really knocked the market down. it built with the questions about economic stimulus and the likelihood that we won't get any, fears about the economy, about the election. and the market kept dropping, and it really looked like good news wasn't going to matter much. nike's earnings were great, it didn't help the overall market. darden, which owns the olive garden, it reinstated its dividend, this is a restaurant stock. but, again, that didn't have any big effect on the market. and even when california announced that it was going to ban fossil fuels for cars by 2035, it didn't help tesla which was down about 10% on thursday. the market couldn't fall that hard. it kept trying to bid down 10%, a le

wells fargo defended the ceo's record saying he has pledged to double the number of black leaders at company. >>> prime day, only a few weeks away. amazon's annual sale has been rescheduled to begin october 13th. the event usually held in july was postponed due to the pandemic. >>> now there's a new list of the best places to live. "money" magazine looked at job opportunities, health, safety and quality of schools. though ranked columbia, maryland number five. rockwall texas and meridian, idaho were three and four. parker, colorado was number two best place to live and topping the list, evans, georgia just outside augusta. >> this especially in winter i'm sure. >> definitely. >>> coming up, why a sandwich that richard nixon started eating 60 years ago is making headlines. >>> but first, the new lawsuit stemming from the crash that killed kobe bryant. the disturbing allegations from his wife. killed kobe bryant. the disturbing allegations from his wife. people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. hd 4. hd 4. to lower blood sugar in al

"reuters" reports the ceo of wells fargo apologized for making what he calls insensitive remarks aboute and diversity. in a companywide memo in june, charles shaw said that the company had trouble reaching diversity goals because, quote, there is a very limited pool of black talent to recruit from in corporate america. the memo became public this week. he made similar comments in a zoom meeting this summer. the memo also highlighted black executives who had been hired or recently promoted. >>> the "st. louis post dispatch" reports republican missouri governor mike parson and his wife tested positive for the coronavirus. in a recorded statement yesterday, parson said his wife was tested after experiencing mild cold-like symptoms. he said he was tested despite not having any symptoms. >> my concern is the first lady, her health, to make sure that she's okay. so i would ask is for your prayers and for your thoughts for the first lady as we move forward in this. again, we're both fine. we're going to move forward. >> the governor went into isolation and postponed several events this week i

coming up, mike shoemaker -- mike schumacher of wells fargo. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." ♪ give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. jonathan: from new york and london, good morning. the wednesday market open one hour away. this is "bloomberg surveillance." alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i am jonathan ferro. equity futures bouncing back a little bit. elevated on the s&p. in the bond market, nothing. .67% is your yield on the 10 year. of $1.17.r just south data mixed earlier. services not great. manufacturing ok. u.s. pmi's in about one hour and 15 minutes. on the economy, the outlook for recovery and the need for fiscal stimulus, the fed buys chair richard clarida had this to say just 30 minutes ago on bloomberg surveillance. >> because of the depth of the shop, the economy has to recover. in our baseline, the recovery relative to last downturn will occur in three plus years. until we get to that point, ove

now, is citi wells fargo wells fargo really did so many things that were wrong, but this is not the timeo buy the stock of citi, i think if you really want to be in a bank, which i don't think you should be, but if you want, you want to be in one that doesn't have a lot of banking exposure, building morgan stanley or jpmorgan jamie dimon has urged people to come back, come back, come back and what happened, covid. >> they got a case of covid on the trading floor. >> covid is like cockroaches, man. >> it is it may have hurt their plan. i'm not sure if the bank somehow was -- was it being penalized for everybody working from home? did the stock go up when they came back to the office, it should come back down when they are leaving the office maybe it a follow on effect about concerns from citi and whether that will be affected by jpm their credit card portfolios your point is a good one citi's performance still not as bad as wells fargo but it's watching up, it's down 44% over this year, wells is down 53%. >> carl, what people are whispering is how are the regulators going to continue to g

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so this segment sponsored by wells fargo.er: they're picking up food for their families. >> i have a husband that's a lung cancer survivor so we're pretty much secluded at home. it helps us maintain our household. >> reporter: due in part to the current crisis, 54 million people may face hunger in the u.s. including more than 18 million children. that leaves one in six americans forced to rely on food banks. with such high demand our sponsor wells fargo is getting creative. >> we are working with feeding america to provide our goal of 50 million meals. >> reporter: transforming more than 30 bank branches and corporate building parking lots to serve as drive-up food banks in some of the country's hardest hit communities hosting 184 events to help during the pandemic. >> from the middle of march through the end of july, we distributed 8 million more pounds of food than we did the prior year during that same block of time. >> reporter: and on this day, we're in houston, texas where volunteers are handing out fresh vegetables, wh

reports of suspicious transactions and backlash against wells fargo ceo, but there could be some positivers ahead. my colleagues, ben levisohn, carlton english. ben, i'm going to start with you. we've been chatting this week about the market, and you kept on saying stocks are behaving in a weird way. what's so unusual in. >> the week started pretty badly, fears about covid resurgence in europe that really knocked the market down. it built with the questions about economic stimulus and the likelihood that we won't get any, fears about the economy, about the election. and the market kept dropping, and it really looked like good news wasn't going to matter much. nike's earnings were great, it didn't help the overall market. darden, which owns the olive garden, it reinstated its dividend, this is a restaurant stock. but, again, that didn't have any big effect on the market. and even when california announced that it was going to ban fossil fuels for cars by 2035, it didn't help tesla which was down about 10% on thursday. the market couldn't fall that hard. it kept trying to bid down 10%, a le

politico regarding the wells fargo is causing such donations.h the social justice activists. as a radical left seems determined to dismantle law enforcement, and overwhelming number of black andck minority voters are deeply concerned the fewer police will be patrolling their communities. in the crime will be pricing. according to rasmussen only. any 4 percent of black americans and 70 percent of other minorities are worried about a shortage of police officers. compared to 66 percent of white americans. joining us tonight is bob, former civil rights activist, that of the national urban league department of criminal justice and the founder of that center which helps residents in low income neighborhoods. thank you bob for being with us and my apologies to you in the audience. because of the news . wednesday we cannot get you on the air. i deeply miss our conversations and thank you for being with us this evening. let's start with the corporations founding a marxist organization like black lives matter. straightforwardly, they are anti- family, ant

. >> you almost had me thinking you were talking about wells fargo, steph not going to happen tomorrow, quality on sale, betting for the long term. >> well -- >> because that's what you said about wells. >> i don't know. >> that's what you said about wells. we have charlie scharf who made these really incensensitive comments about diverse talent. he's apologized for that you know, look -- >> it's unfortunate. >> one of the reasons -- forgive me for just a second you said it was your big bet on mr. scharf >> right and that's still the case and it's unfortunate that he said those comments who knows the context. it is unfortunate. so i'm glad he came out to apologize, address it had and that's it. let's move on and talk about the turnaround story, the fact this stock is down 15% on the year, trades six times book and they actually just ripped the band-aid off in terms of guidance, in terms of capital ratios so they are doing what they can to clean up this story i don't know, to be honest with you, if i'd say wells fargo is as much of a quality franchise as american express. american expre

the lender joins rivals like wells fargo, ending an earlier pledge to stop staff reductions pandemic.burger. has been looking at this house deep can we expect these cuts today? deni: they are not particularly steep. globale 1% of cities workforce which is about 200,000, that they will be letting go. but it is significant because they had pledged earlier in the pandemic to give their employees some relief that they wouldn't have any job cuts. but if you look at citi's employee base, we will not see any changes. that is because they have hired 26,000 people so far. so it more washes out the job cuts they will take. doesn't mean they are not important. there is a good reason citi was to get their costs under control. they are likely to see their revenues drop. not have the growth in sales. but interest rates are still very low. we are likely to see loan losses continue to pile as well as consumer spending that has really slowed down. we also learned yesterday that regulators are considering a public reprimand against citi because of deficiencies in some of their rent controls. citi has b

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i want to bring in wells fargo chief economist jay bryson.t kind of contradictory of you will not help investors much. we are trying to figure out if there will be fiscal support. we have heard from central bankers, fiscal is where it at. monetary will do what it can do, but fiscal is where it comes from. where do you land on whether we get meaningful support in the u.s.? jay: first of all, i don't know if we are going to get meaningful fiscal support. big sticking point between democrats and republicans. maybe things will work out, but i would not count on it at this point. that said, i fall on the side of , more fiscal support would be desirable. i don't necessarily need it, but it is desirable at this point. what we do not know is -- as you were talking about -- how the pandemic plays out. if this comes roaring back in a few weeks and we are going back into restrictions, we will want some of that fiscal support. downside?e right now the yield on the 10 year treasury security is at 16 basis points. interest rates are really low. you have th

wells fargo, citi, bank of america are underperforming.ricka and citi are three of the worst performing stocks over the course of 2020 you can see here losing roughly half their value p that's a big move lower. now what is working in financials that's different it's not the banks it's insurance companies much it's index data providers analytics companies, exchanges, broker dealers look at msci, s&p global they're up 28 and 38% higher that's off the covid-19 lows have been powering at least some of the outperformance in financials kelly, tyler, banks underperforming. we'll see if that trade continues in the back half of this year. >> all right dom, thank you very much, sir. >> all right >> tyler, go ahead st yep >> yeah. i was just going to say, we're closing in now, it would appear on what looks like a 300 point gain for the dow we're going to take a look i reorient myself. it's almost the weekend. i'm going to pull up a chair it's going to drive everybody crazy in the control room. i'm going to come over here and sit in my rocking chair,

i think with those comments charlie told everybody how he thinks >> wells fargo can't get out of its own way and management can't keep their shoe out of their mouth. stock is down 50% this year. >> they have taken a big history. it's the worst performing stock. >> it's terrible maybe the most important stock in the united states right now just given all the mortgages they hold. >> bryn, you like goldman sachs. >> i bought it around 190, 192 i think it's great stock i bought goldman in the low 190s i think it's a good time to pick ut up there. i traded this before i think it can get longer term into the 215 and 220 i'll probably exit there i also traded southwest and sold it last week around 42 airlines sold off for the millionth time bagt it back at around 36.50 i always invest or trade stocks i'm happy to own i think goldman and southwest airlines are wonderful companies but it's a good time to pick it up especially southwest in the mid 35s. >> you love. you want to get it at the right price. we are going to take a break kate, great to have you back i'm sure booel see you again soon

i'm on jp morgan and bank of america and i started adding wells fargo around the stress test and i'm long citi, which lately hasn't been great i wonder if citi will face some additional restraints. but i think that they will be fine. >> dan, what's your answer to karen's big question, whether or not the banks have reserve enough >> you know, it's funny. karen and i offline, we actually talk we had a long conversation about the banks yesterday. i agree with a lot of what she said t if you're trying to bridge in gap buyi sector that might benefit from the economy doing much better as we get closer to a varccine, if you listen to wht fed chair powell said about interest rates, it's not great for the banking sector if you look at some of the housing data, it seems near peak we've seen the refis because the rates are lower. you put all that together and it doesn't make for a great near term picture for the bank. this is one group that if we get close to a vaccine on the other side of this year and unemployment starts heading back down to mid single digits, investors are going to pile into

wells fargo is one of the, if not the biggest bank employer in the country right now.nt coming from a ceo trying to put context around his comments >> fascinating stuff it also comes amid citi being the first to name a woman as ceo with jane frazier taking the helm there >>> after the break, johnson & johnson the fourth company to reach late stage trial status in the race for a vaccine more details after the break stay with us >>> big news j&j starts dosing the first phase three participants today meg has more >> carl, j&j saying it's starting the massive phase 3 trial after seeing positive data from the earlier trial, a phase one, two trial we haven't seen the results. they're supposed to be posted. saying the safety and immune response supported further development. 60,000 participants in the trial across three continents enrolled in the study from age 18 and up. they say it's going to be so large in order to ensure diversity and a significant representation of people over the age of 60. now, really importantly, what differentiates this trial from the three others th

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banks catching a bid today on the back of a pair of upgrades from goldman sachs and wells fargo. the group is still underperforming the rest of the market this year karen actually bought some banks today. which ones, karen, and why >> as you know, i amlong banks i am long jp morgan, wells fargo and bank of america. i hadded added calls and call s expiring october 16th. i'm really just playing for earnings i think it's setting up well into earnings because the stocks have traded terribly they've been a hedge on making money on any of my portfolio i think expectations are so low now that the bar is low. i think there's a good chance they beat by a fair amount and if they don't, i don't think there's that much more downside here i'm playing really for the short-term i think this is too low for earnings it's coming up october 13th. i think they'll all be that week. >> i think the headline really captures that the banks love the markets in 2020, but the markets don't love the banks >> yeah. it seemed like an easy trade most of the year to fade every rally in the banks and there haven'

. >>> wells fargo has three new ways to play the deurbanization of america some of the names might surprise you. come back for "the exchange. we're back in two. >>> welcome back the rally today keeps going. we're at session highs right now. the dow was up 633 points, that's 33%, and it is actually the underperformer it is powered by the tech names apple, microsoft, salesforce and that's why the nasdaq is up 350 points, helping to induce some of its sharp losses over the last three sessions chl the s&p, up 270 points jobs remain their top concern. confidence fell about seven points from july to august on the other hand, ceos are seeing their confidence continue to recover with a one-point rise back to positive territory last month. so why the confidence gap? steve oddland is here to talk about the whys and wheres. steve, it's good to have you should we be happy consumerism is on the mend or concerned that is slowing >> these are two of the confidence board indicators, the ceo confidence and the consumer confidence when it runs in one direction, you usually see these indices moving in one dir

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head of credit strategy at wells fargo securities.at to have you with us. high-yield being supported by the federal reserve, but given the equity volatility now migrating to credit, where does it go from here? winnie: i think what we have seen lately is something we kind of expected heading into september. there are a lot of risks building especially with the u.s. election on the horizon, questions around fiscal stimulus, but we do know that there is going to be a continued economic recovery. we are not expecting a second double-dip in terms of a recession, so what we think is happening more recently is just kind of a limited urgency in terms of putting cash to work. i would say the credit markets have actually responded pretty favorably, all things considered, given we have seen very heavy new issuance across high-yield and investment-grade, and this equity market volatility. shery: how unusual is volatility in september? is it just seasonal? do we still have cash lying out there for more gains? winnie: it is actually not very unusua

and i don't think, and correct me if i'm wrong, i often am, i don't think wells fargo was mentioned.hey got crushed as well and i think to your point, it is a point worth making, the risk for banks on top of everything else is the roll that lielizabe warren could play in a biden administration if he were to win and that is potentially, i won't use the word, but catastrophic for the banks in terms of what would happen with regulation going forward. and to me that is really the tell risk here so citibank trading 63%, that is levels we last saw in the financial crisis that is extraordinarily telling and the fact that warren buffett paired down his u.s. bank exposure a few weeks if not a month or so ago is also a huge tell and i think that is where we are in the banks right now they're clearly not as important a vertical that they used to be, but you ahave to watch these things. >> i get there is value in the bank shares and trading at a discount and tim, reasons why you are long the banks but at same time there are so many risks coming up nnt horizon. what is the most concerning in your

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