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Cullen Frost Bankers, Inc.

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maverick one

01/24/15 9:10 PM

Post #10

I've been sitting on this shorting since Nov- and it's going to drop some more. Way too deep in O&G loans for CFR they are going to be in big trouble soon here because the O&G isn't going to recover and the companies they funded are going to stop making their payments sending them into defaults with lots of loans coming home to roost when they get called. I'm up over $20 bucks a share on the shorty already since Nov and looking for more blood. I've got 7 figure shorty on this and I'm not going anywhere but riding this down but up in my wallet. Mark my words this price now that you are seeing will not be where it's at toward the end of 2015.

Penny Roger$

04/25/12 5:22 AM

Post #9

Re: #6: @waterwisp - yep, the 200MA didn't hold.

Penny Roger$

04/25/12 5:21 AM

Post #8

Re: #7: @Burpzilla - Things are looking ok

~ Wednesday! $CFR ~ Q1 Earnings posted, pending or coming soon! In Charts and Links Below!

~ $CFR ~ Earnings expected on Wednesday *
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One or more of many earnings sites has alerted this security has or will be posting earnings on or around the day of this message.

http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=CFR&p=D&b=3&g=0&id=p88783918276&a=237480049

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*If the earnings date is in error please ignore error. I do my best.

Burpzilla

08/04/05 12:26 PM

Post #7

Re: #6: @waterwisp - yep, the 200MA didn't hold.

Things are looking ok

waterwisp

03/23/05 12:38 PM

Post #6

Re: #5: @Burpzilla - Hm, this sucker's been going down a bit.

yep, the 200MA didn't hold.

Looks like it goes to at least the $44ish level now.

Let's say $44.10 for possible Support.

Almost there.

We'll see !

waterwisp :8^)

Burpzilla

03/23/05 11:33 AM

Post #5

Hm, this sucker's been going down a bit.

Burpzilla

03/08/05 1:08 PM

Post #4

I'd like to search for news, but haven't been able to get into Google from this location for the past 10 min. Maybe later.

Burpzilla

03/07/05 6:15 PM

Post #3

Back to $47. Yay.

Burpzilla

02/23/05 2:54 PM

Post #2

I see this board has finally achieved its first boardmark. As moderator, let me formally welcome the new reader!

Oh, wait, the boardmark is just from me. Nevermind.

Burpzilla

02/17/05 10:56 AM

Post #1

Local banks prepare for an influx of out-of-state competition

William Pack
Express-News Business Writer
Web Posted: 02/16/2005 01:52 PM CST

With Texas' banking environment attracting a crowd, local lending institutions say they have no intention of being left in the dust.

One banking giant — Wachovia — already is pushing its way into the marketplace, and the world's largest financial services institution, Citigroup Inc., has its eyes on San Antonio after getting a foothold in Texas last year through the acquisition of Bryan-based First American Bank.

Major out-of-state banks already operating in Texas, such as Bank of America, Wells Fargo and the soon-to-be-consolidated JP Morgan Chase and Bank One, are gearing up with more branches and refined services to grab a larger chunk of the area's banking dollar, too.

Bring it on, say leaders of some of the smaller, local and regional lending institutions. They are banking on records of proven performance to give them a shot to prosper in what generally is seen as an improving economy.

"We feel we understand our economy and its needs," said Jim Goudge, chairman and CEO of Broadway Bank, a midsize institution with about $1.5 billion in assets. "We will have to work harder, but there is still opportunity for a bank our size that offers high-quality service to our customers."

Dick Evans, chairman of Cullen/Frost Bankers Inc., said the banking industry has dealt with hefty competition since the mid-'80s and the competition has made Cullen/Frost, the parent company of Frost Bank, and other lenders stronger.

"We have grown well in that environment," said Evans, whose company boasts assets of nearly $10 billion. "There's no reason it can't continue."

Scott Alaniz, a Texas banking analyst with Sandler O'Neill & Partners, said community and regional banks will have to operate leaner to compete with deep-pocketed megabanks. But he believes the major locally based banks have tried to stay ahead of the curve in areas including management capabilities and branch siting. As a result, they should prosper as the economy grows.

The local institutions also have what amounts to a home field advantage in that they already are known in the market and see San Antonio as their focus area, not a satellite operation, Alaniz said.

"These banks have the ability to compete," he said.

Leaders of two major credit unions in San Antonio also are optimistic about their prospects because of the economy's strength and the expertise they have gained in serving specific sectors.

Jack Worthington, a senior vice president with Security Service Federal Credit Union, said auto lending is that company's core competency, generating a volume unsurpassed in San Antonio. He expects that sector to stay strong in 2005.

Home sales may weaken as interest rates grow, but not enough to be a problem, Worthington added.

"We are optimistic about our ability to maintain a continuing share of the market," he said.

Jeff Farver, CEO of San Antonio Federal Credit Union, said his company should win its share of the consumer lending market because of its commitment to prices that undercut those charged by bigger banks.

The company also is expanding its product lines into potentially lucrative areas — loans for manufactured homes and Internet-based customer financing options for smaller retailers.

Though two new San Antonio Federal branch sites will be opened this year, Farver recognizes the institution will have to operate more austerely until low interest loans are retired and replaced with loans drawing higher interest. Still, he feels good about the company's growth in 2005.

But it will have to come alongside the continued expansion of the giant banking institutions.

Wachovia, the nation's fifth-largest bank, opened its first San Antonio office last month and has plans for about four more in the area this year. Chase, which became the nation's second-largest banking company after its consolidation with Bank One Corp. last year, is planning on adding 30 branches across Texas this year, two in San Antonio.

Bank of America, which already has the largest number of branches in the metropolitan area, 30, has two or three more being planned for 2005, said Kenny Wilson, the bank's San Antonio president. Though some worry about the state hitting a saturation point for banking operations, Wilson is not one.

"All I know is we are continuing to grow," he said.

In steady San Antonio, where Bank of America has beefed up its small-business operations, Wilson sees more of the same this year.

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Cullen/Frost Bankers, Inc., headquartered in San Antonio, is a financial holding company with $10 billion in assets offering a full range of banking and financial services to consumer and commercial customers throughout Texas. Founded in 1868, Frost is the largest national bank headquartered in Texas, and the only one of the top 10 Texas bank holding companies to survive the financial crisis of the 1980s. Both through internal growth and expansion in key Texas growth markets, the company has more than tripled in asset size since 1993, producing a strong and consistent record of earnings. http://news.google.com/news?q=cullen/frost+bankers&hl=en&lr=&rls=GGLD,GGLD:2004-42,GGLD:....