PNC’s capital levels and cost control continue to be key differentiating factors compared to USB. However, like USB, more loan loss provisions are coming. (Background score for intro: "The Invisible Enemy (feat. bangcorrupt)" by Kraftamt)

USB’s credit costs were much lower than larger peers. Has it just kicked the can down the road? Cost control and capital levels are also weaker than peers.   (Background score for intro: "The Invisible Enemy (feat. bangcorrupt)" by Kraftamt)

Bank of America reported significant decline in profits due to COVID-19 related loan loss provisions. The stock is way off its peak – buy now?   (Background score for intro: "The Invisible Enemy (feat. bangcorrupt)" by Kraftamt)

Wells Fargo reported significant earnings contraction due to higher loan loss provisions, while also facing revenue declines. Is it a good time to enter the stock?