In a move that would affect commercial banks like Bank of America (NYSE: BAC), Wells Fargo & Co. (NYSE: WFC), and JP Morgan Chase (NYSE: JPM), Democratic lawmakers on Friday publicly called for regulatory changes to banks ability to charge overdraft fees. Rep. Barney Frank, chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, and Chris Dodd, Chairman of the Senate Banking Committee called for legislation that would allow bank customers to opt out of overdraft protection.
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Peter Schiff Blasts Chris Dodd and His Plan to Create Super Regulatory Agency
It hasn’t taken long for Peter Schiff, who recently announced he’s running against Chris Dodd and others for his Connecticut Senate seat, to attack Dodd over his recent proposal to create a super regulatory agency by combining four existing regulatory agencies into one.
The four agencies Dodd would want to make into one include the Federal [...]
Yeah he can really say that if the government is waiting for the release of the positive result which will ...
I've only seen blog mentality reporting from this site, and don't take much merit in anything it says. 
This dog of a stock is finally moving in the right direction, and then "Citibank's team of equity strategists" downgrade ...