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U.S. Bancorp· 4/10/2026, 3:50:17 PM

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Earnings

EPS: $5.07 → $5.63 (2026 vs 2027)

▲ Expected to grow 11%

Insiders (90d)

0 buys, 2 sells

Last: SELL Feb 6· 63d ago

▼Net selling $3.0M

Reddit: MixedAttention: Watching

News vs Reddit

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News: divided · 60% qualityReddit: neutral · 0% confidence

The Story

News Summary

U.S. Bancorp sees stake changes and leadership updates

Key Events

Mar 16, 2001:U.S. Bank announces Alan Flanagan as head of Global Investment Services.
Mar 18, 2001:Wally Mlynarski appointed CEO of Elavon, a subsidiary of U.S. Bank.
Mar 20, 2001:Confluence Investment Management reduces stake in U.S. Bancorp by 4.5%.

Sentiment: 70% bullish / 30% neutral (early) → 40% bearish / 40% neutral / 20% bullish (late)

Impact: Initially focused on positive leadership changes, the narrative shifted to concerns over reduced institutional investment, indicating potential instability in stakeholder confidence.

Analyst ConsensusHold (49 analysts)

Target: $60 avg

23 Buy · 23 Hold · 3 Sell

Signal

Divided

Confidence

60%

Based on curated news sources (not retail comments)

Over the last 7 days: While new leadership and institutional interest are positive signs for U.S. Bancorp, the reduction of stake by another investor raises concerns.

SentimentNeutral

AnalysisHype

Bullish Factors

✓New CEO of Elavon, a subsidiary of U.S. Bank, may enhance operational effectiveness and service offerings [FMP|Mar 18]
✓Danica Pension acquired a new stake in U.S. Bancorp, indicating institutional interest [FMP|Mar 18]

Risk Factors

✗Confluence Investment Management reduced its stake in U.S. Bancorp by 4.5%, suggesting potential lack of confidence [FMP|Mar 20]

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