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Wells Fargo Bank Share Price January 12, 2021 Through January 11, 2022<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n One year ago on January 12, 2021, the Value Investment Fund purchased its first tranche of Wells Fargo Bank. At that time, shares were purchased for $33.24<\/span><\/a><\/strong>. In addition, financial analysis stated that the price per share would recover to about $53 per share within a year assuming the Federal Reserve would lift its growth penalty. Today, the stock surpassed $56 per share. The facilitator for the Value Investment Fund has twice raised the sale price. The first time was back about six months ago whereby it was increased to $58 per share. Most recently, it again was raised to $63 per share.<\/span><\/p>\n There are several positive forces that will see the price per share hit $63 prior to mid-year 2022. One, Wells Fargo Bank<\/a><\/strong><\/span> is expected to report an outstanding 4th quarter for 2021<\/a><\/strong><\/span> not only with good revenues, but outstanding profits too. Secondly, in March of this year, the Federal Reserve will raise the interest rates which push the revenues for all banks higher. The net interest earned for Wells Fargo will see a significant bump in earnings. These two reasons alone will push the stock price ever higher. Finally, if the Federal Reserve does remove the growth penalty before year end 2022, this will solidify the bank’s ability to soar. The facilitator can foresee as much as a $5 per share increase in price just for this penalty release. It stands to reason that Wells Fargo will be able to increase its loan portfolio another $300 Billion or more over a course of three years. This by itself will generate a net interest increase of at least $5 Billion per year to as much as $11 Billion per year adding at least $2.8 Billion to the bottom line per year after associated costs. This additional profit will add about $14 Billion of market value to the shares which equates to $3.33 per share. Thus, the release is worth at least $3.30 per share in additional market value.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n