Comerica Incorporated (CMA) has significantly triggered various thought-provoking discussions in the financial markets. CMA's upside potential is being mulled over by the investors, as several major investment firms such as
Charles Schwab Investment Management Inc., Thrivent Financial for Lutherans, and Primecap Management Co. CA intensify their respective stakes. However, Comerica recently lost the
Direct Express Contract after 15 years, retaining only a 3-year transition deal. CMA offset this by launching a new share repurchase plan rewarding its shareholders, while simultaneously hiking its dividend. Many firms have been consistently
increasing their shareholdings in CMA, despite the occasional stock
underperformance. CMA's Q3 earnings and revenues surpassed the estimates, potentially fueling their buyback program further. As a part of their growth strategy, they enhanced their buyback by 10M shares and sustained a $0.71 dividend. Comerica also reported robust Q3 2024 earnings. Amid deposit headwinds, Comerica's optimism seems to be excessive, raising concerns. Despite revealing weaker NII guidance and the Direct Express update, CMA's stock touched a 52-week high due to strong growth, yet there were also losses to be considered.
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