John Maxfield

B of A's entire ethos has changed.

If you're looking for cheap bank stocks, you need to see this list.

One in the much-troubled energy sector, another restaurateur headed for a rebound, and two very different regional banks.

They think it's a buy.

Hint: It has to do with its size.

Here are the two main catalysts.

Ever wonder which of the nation's biggest banks are the most profitable?

Income investors needn't look any further for the highest yielding bank stocks.

You'd never know it by considering where it's located and what industry it's heavily exposed to.

The nation's biggest bank controls nearly $25 trillion worth of assets.

Shares of the New York City-based bank aren’t as risky as they seem.

They're bullish.

The answer depends on your needs and investment objectives.

It offers an above-average yield without sacrificing growth potential.

B of A is the highest-rated big bank stock by analysts.

The problem with Bank of America, from the standpoint of an activist investor, is that there ain't no quick fix.

Just because Chipotle says it doesn't know how much revenue it generated from the chain's latest promotional campaign, doesn't mean its executives don't know what they're doing.

The former Fed Chairman thinks interest rates are about to rise.

As a general rule, banks should avoid using stock buybacks to create shareholder value. But right now, the exception to this rule seems to govern Bank of America's plan to buyback $5 billion worth of stock over the next 12 months.

Bank of America's average daily trading volume is four times that of Citigroup's.