Going off of the other post, aside from the obvious like league table trends, how do you tell if a bank is on the rise? Is it from the language of management about whether they're expanding or cost-cutting the IBD division? Would appreciate some insights.
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The best sign of a bank on the rise is if there's a circle-jerk of a bunch of prospects on WSO making ranking posts that compare the bank to better competitors and inflate the bank's rankings.
So RBC and PWP?
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