During the Financial crisis, analysts at Wall Street firms were downgrading and slapping sell ratings on their competitors left and right. Now that the recession is probably over, love is in the air again.
Below we highlight the analyst ratings given to various Wall Street firms by other Wall Street firms. Currently they collectively have sixteen buy ratings, nine hold ratings, and just one sell rating amongst themselves. JP Morgan and Bank of America have the most buy ratings at four each, while Morgan Stanley and Barclays each only have one buy rating. Barclays has the only sell rating of the bunch, given by JP Morgan, who has buy ratings on everyone else. But Barclays doesn't seem to be irked at JP Morgan over the sell rating because BCS has a buy rating on JPM.
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