WFC Wells Fargo & Co.

$WFC monthly chart.. that line needs to hold with two more weeks into the month. I have added 78-79-80 multiple times this month with SL 77.00

$WFC Q3 '26 Earnings Results & Recap • Reported GAAP EPS of $1.87 up 12.65% YoY • Reported revenue of $21.87B up 85.24% YoY

$WFC Wells Fargo shift into AI, crypto and Fintech was brilliant. They are way ahead of so many other large financials and it’s going to start paying off big time. $JPM $GS $C $BAC 💎💎🤲🤲

$WFC NOV20 87C · still actionable Zone: $83.28 to $84.46 Invalidation: close under $80.88 Objectives: $89, then $92 The math: up 6.1% to the first objective and 9.7% to the second, against 3.6% risk on the invalidation, about 2.7 to 1 to the second Think of this swing setup like a man who tripped on the front steps and then walked back up them one steady step at a time. Wells Fargo reported earnings on October 13, the profit number beat expectations by a touch, yet price still fell to $78.04 the next day before buyers returned. What that means is simple. The selling ran out of steam, Friday volume was about double the usual amount on a second straight gain, and the road back toward $89 and then $92 is open if $80.88 holds. P.S. Watch $84.72, the high from Friday, because a close over it would show buyers are pushing again after the weekend.

Sentiment running bullish for all the Financials report tomorrow. Note, in particular the $WFC ascent. $UNH sloped upward to be the only non-financial in the bullish zone. The remainder are in the Bearish zone. Note the hard fall of grocer $ACI from bullish to bearish in just a few short days. $JPM $C

$WFC NOV20 85C · still actionable Zone: $81.23 to $82.37 Invalidation: close under $79.54 Objectives: $87, then $92 The math: up 6.4% to the first objective and 12.5% to the second, against 2.8% risk on the invalidation, better than 4 to 1 to the second Dear friend, this is a simple swing idea on a name that just got knocked down after earnings are already behind it. Wells Fargo closed at $81.80 after a rough day, and it is sitting just above the $81 area where buyers stepped in before, which means the risk is easy to see and easy to respect. What that means for you is you are not chasing strength here, you are watching for a bounce back toward the $87 to $90 area where sellers showed up last time, and the close under $79.54 tells you the idea is wrong. P.S. The one thing to watch next is whether $81 holds on a closing basis this week.

$WFC Signal Update Today's recommendation from our system is to STAY LONG. The previous BUY signal was issued on 10/02/2026, 14 days ago, when the stock price was 80.45. Since then, WFC has risen by +4.25%.

Financials rising while techs are down, for example $WFC $JPM $C all up while internet bank SOFI is down even after reporting massive growth and customer growth well above estimates.

$WFC options flow lesson: one options print is evidence, not a complete thesis. A large print can be directional, hedged, or one leg of a spread. Price structure and the next open interest settle help grade it. The alert snapshot shows $1.5M in the Sep 17 $90 calls. Volume was 4.2x standing open interest at capture. Intraday volume does not establish whether a position was opened or held; the next settled open interest is the check.

$WFC NOV20 85C · still actionable Zone: $82.20 to $83.35 Invalidation: close under $81.00 Objectives: $84.75, then $88.00 The math: up 2.4% to the first objective and 6.3% to the second, against 2.1% risk on the invalidation, better than 2 to 1 to the first and nearly 3 to 1 to the second. Picture Wells Fargo as a big old riverboat that took on water this year and has been steadily bailing itself out. After a solid earnings beat it found real buyers near $78, and now it is drifting higher with the 50 day average sitting right overhead like the first bridge it has to clear. This is a swing, plain and simple, riding the bounce back toward ground the stock gave up earlier in the year. P.S. The 50 day average sits near $84.80, so a close through the $84.75 level would tell you the bounce has real legs.

$WFC Didn't get a chance to add this back in at 78 like planned because I was busy managing the semi collapse, but this looks good to scale back in again.

$WFC credit losses is how it all starts... not to mention all the companies with hidden off balance sheet debt

$WFC debit call spread for tomorrow! I need at least a 5% move upward! Bought the 87$ calls and sold the 88$ . Earning should be solid!

$WFC hopefully we get great earnings tomorrow. Would like to see us get back to the all-time high.

$WFC Wells Fargo bouncing off long-term trendline support here ahead of earnings this Tuesday pre-market. Implied move of ±4.72%. Will also move in sympathy with the other banks reporting this week, like $JPM $GS $BAC etc. If we see the 50 DMA reclaimed, that opens up a path to drift back up to ATHs 🏦

$WFC watch for an earnings beat here. Cutting costs and shifting business model. Sitting on a war chest post consent orders.

$WFC wells is minting money in this environment. Best wealth management model on the street. S&p at all time highs and bonds starting to yield normally. Great business.

$WFC | Morgan Stanley Upgrades Wells Fargo to Overweight with $102 PT on NIM Stabilization and Profitability Recovery Morgan Stanley stays bullish as NIM stabilization and operating leverage drive improving returns and continued upside. 🔹 Follow for more analyst insights on other tickers.

Morgan Stanley reaffirmed Wells Fargo as its top bank-sector pick after its Q3 2026 earnings report, maintaining an Overweight rating despite a slight earnings miss and cutting its price target to $101 from $102. The firm sees the stock as undervalued at approximately 1.6x projected 2027 tangible book value per share, with potential for tangible common equity returns to reach 17%–18% in 2027–2028. Wells Fargo’s results were broadly in line with expectations, although net interest income missed consensus by approximately 1%. Morgan Stanley highlighted Q4 GAAP net interest income guidance of about $13 billion, 1.4% above market expectations, and forecasts approximately 7% net interest income growth in 2027. Net interest margin is expected to remain stable or decline slightly in H1 2027 before expanding to around 2.48% in Q4. Core deposits funded Q3 asset growth as wholesale funding declined, although noninterest-bearing deposits fell 0.9% quarter over quarter. $WFC $MS

Wells Fargo CFO Says Growth Opportunities Remain ‘Just As Big’ After Mixed Q3 – Sees Higher Rates Supporting Lending Margins $WFC $XLF https://stocktwits.com/news/equity/markets/wells-fargo-cfo-santomassimo-higher-rates-q3-results/cZxB8tNRBYS