I'm pressed for time, so I'll give you four very interesting charts, with a brief commentary on the fourth chart.
Downey reports NPAs as a percentage of total assets. But not all of a bank's assets are loans. So, to make the NPA statistic more easily comparable, you can back out Downey's cash, investment securities, FHLB stock, and other assets that are not loans from the calculation.
The graph above shows NPAs as a percentage of only loans.
Suppose that Downey was to go back to reserving 50% of their non-accrual loans. That would require adding an additional $114.9 million to the allowance for losses.
Doing that would have blown out their loss for 2007 from -$2.03 to -$6.16. (27.85M shares outstanding)
How much of their income was due to interest accrual?
ReplyDeleteGet short (again) on the bounce.
ReplyDeleteCharts for the Big Bounce bounce that's developing: (http://benbittrolff.blogspot.com/2008/01/charts-for-big-bounce.html)
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