We all saw the share prices tank after JPMorgan (JPM -1.31%), Wells Fargo (WFC -2.30%), and Bank of America (BAC -1.19%) reported earnings. But did the banks' earnings really justify the negative reactions they received? In the video below, Motley Fool contributor Jessica Alling discusses the reason for the drops and why Foolish investors should see past the initial reactions.
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An Earnings Season Reality Check
NYSE: BAC
Bank of America

It's been a tough earnings season on the nation's big banks, but was it justifiable?
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