Updated
Updated · CNBC · Sep 15
Cramer's Trust Buys 80 BNY Shares at $153 as 5.5% Drop Hits Financials
Updated
Updated · CNBC · Sep 15

Cramer's Trust Buys 80 BNY Shares at $153 as 5.5% Drop Hits Financials

2 articles · Updated · CNBC · Sep 15

Summary

  • Jim Cramer's Charitable Trust bought 80 Bank of New York shares at about $153, lifting its stake to 320 shares and raising the position's portfolio weighting to roughly 1.25% from 0.95%.
  • A 5.5% two-session slide in BNY shares prompted the add-on purchase after Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan cut expectations for investment-banking and markets revenue, dragging bank stocks lower.
  • BNY CFO Dermot McDonogh struck a steadier tone, saying third-quarter revenue was slower than the seasonally strong second quarter but still within prior guidance, with capital-markets volumes strengthening in September.
  • That supports the trust's view that BNY's operating-leverage story remains intact: about 70% of revenue comes from fees, 2026 revenue is seen up 10%-11%, expenses up 6%-7%, and positive operating leverage at 400 basis points.

Insights

Why is Jim Cramer's trust doubling down on BNY just as macroeconomic fears and rising yields send financial stocks tumbling?
Could BNY's aggressive AI adoption be the secret weapon shielding it from the broader banking sector's recent revenue slump?
Will BNY's massive $62.6 trillion asset fortress and fee-heavy model truly protect investors from a looming industry-wide slowdown?