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BAC vs WFC: Bank of America vs Wells Fargo

Bank of America (BAC) and Wells Fargo (WFC) on Torvanta's measures: BAC grades higher on 3 of the 4 factor families and WFC on 0.

BACWFC
Value gradeBn/a
Growth gradeBF
Profitability gradeB-n/a
Momentum gradeCC
Market value$377.6Bn/a
P/E (trailing)12.4xn/a
Forward P/E (Torvanta estimate)10.9xn/a
Revenue, last 12 months$121.1Bn/a
Revenue growth (y/y)+16%n/a
Operating marginn/a0.0%
Return on invested capitaln/an/a
Free-cash-flow yield25.1%47.1%
Total return, 1 year+8.9%+3.2%
Total return, 3 years+122.6%+122.8%

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Which is better, BAC or WFC?

Bank of America (BAC) and Wells Fargo (WFC) on Torvanta's measures: BAC grades higher on 3 of the 4 factor families and WFC on 0. Which fits an investor depends on their goals; this is research, not a recommendation. Subscribers see where the model ranks each and its expected return.

Which is cheaper, BAC or WFC?

On trailing earnings BAC trades at 12.4x and WFC at n/a; their value grades are B and n/a against their sectors.

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