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To: Jurgis Bekepuris who wrote (49577)	9/29/2012 11:05:02 PM
From: ValueGuy	Respond to of 78751

Thanks for the short analysis of all the banks I previously mentioned : ) TD, STT and NTRS may be a bit expensive due to their 'safe' nature as perceived by investors (also, it helps not having big scandals!) One way of gauging whether or not a bank is doing well is through the Net Interest Margin (NIM). Here's a brief explanation from Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org As always, analysing NIM will take a bit more of your time but hopefully this will translate into a better analysis of banks Best of luck with JPM and BAC! : )