Wells Fargo shares snapped six consecutive sessions of losses

WFC’s shares lost 6.6% in the preceding six sessions. On a year-to-date basis, the American lender added 9%, compared to the broader market which rose by 7.6%.

WFC shares fell 5% over the past one month.

Looking at Seeking Alpha’s quant rating, WFC has a Strong Buy rating with a score of 4.9 out of 5. The company has been graded A- for profitability but is dragged down by a D grade for valuation. Wall Street analysts also echo similar sentiments and have issued a Buy call for the stock.

However, Seeking Alpha analysts have issued a Hold call for WFC with seven analysts rating it Buy and above. Five analysts suggest Hold while two recommend Sell.

“Wells Fargo’s asset cap removal unlocks growth, enabling expansion beyond $2 trillion and boosting future cash flow and shareholder returns,” pointed out a recent Seeking Alpha analysis.

Wells Fargo trimmed its 2025 net interest income guidance. Q2 earnings beat, while revenue met the consensus estimate.