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Wells Fargo CEO Charlie Scharf gave CNBC's Jim Cramer a positive read on the consumer landscape. "The consumer's been extremely resilient," he said.

Wells Fargo's Q3 earnings exceeded bottom-line expectations, with a notable 7% sequential rise in EPS and a strong performance in non-interest income. Despite a seventh consecutive quarter of declining net interest income and net interest margin, optimism remains for a near-term NII trend reversal. My "buy" rating on Wells Fargo remains intact, supported by positive momentum in non-interest income and an improving funding mix.

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Wells Fargo & Company WFC reported better-than-expected earnings for its third quarter on Friday.

Wells Fargo's growth is restricted by an asset cap. The bank must enhance its practices and demonstrate consistent progress in quarterly reports, a process that could take years. Earnings per share growth is possible through share repurchases and improving operating results.

Lower inflation and interest rates may give some relief to consumers who need it most, Wells Fargo CEO Charlie Scharf said Friday (Oct. 11).

Wells Fargo's Q3 earnings exceeded expectations, and management is doing a great job despite regulatory constraints. Despite impressive Q3 results, I don't see much additional upside over the next 6-12 months. Falling interest rates have a significant negative impact on profitability.

Gabelli Funds Portfolio Manager Macrae Sykes reacts to JPMorgan's and Wells Fargo's earnings and discusses the outlook for bank earnings on "Bloomberg The Close." Sign up for Matt Levine's Money Stuff, a newsletter about Wall Street, finance and other stuff: https://bloom.bg/3X2O2d8 -------- More on Bloomberg Television and Markets Like this video?

As big banks are set to report their third quarter earnings, Gabelli Funds portfolio manager Macrae Sykes joins Catalysts to discuss his top picks in the sector. Sykes points to Wells Fargo (WFC) as one of his top holdings, explaining that the bank has underperformed since it became subject to an asset cap in 2018.