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Synchrony (SYF) has an impressive earnings surprise history and currently possesses the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely beat in its next quarterly report.
Synchrony Financial, with a market cap of $25.94 billion, has shown mixed financial performance but is poised for growth, warranting a 'buy' rating. The firm offers diverse financial services, primarily focusing on credit cards, and collaborates with industry giants like Walmart, Amazon, and PayPal. Despite recent profitability challenges, the company's balance sheet has strengthened, with significant growth in deposits and loans, and strategic asset repositioning.
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SYF's rising net interest income, new partnerships and stable delinquencies are poised well for growth.
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Wells Fargo upgraded Synchrony to Overweight from Equal Weight with a price target of $85, up from $60. The firm recognizes the stock has run around the election, but believes clarity on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau late fee and better credit can take the shares higher. Synchrony shares are "quite attractive" on normalized earnings, the analyst tells investors in a research note. Wells' base case is a new CFPB director pulls the late fee proposal, though it admits the "populist administration element leaves some residual risk."