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There's a bearish case to be made on this high-quality bank, and these are three reasons that investors should consider selling U.S. Bancorp.
Putting together a bearish case on Bank of America (BAC 0.46%) and Citigroup (C 2.24%) is an easy exercise. But what about the stable, conservatively run US Bancorp (USB 0.98%)?
I may like the bank, but there's definitely a bearish argument to be made. In the video below, I discuss three reasons that investors might want to consider selling -- or avoiding -- US Bancorp's stock.
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