In short: Belski's final trade — "Pinnacle Financial Partners. Bank of the Southeast." It is the single-name version of the argument he makes twice earlier in the hour: October earnings "will be crushed by the financials, they're going to kill it," on a very strong wealth management cycle and a decent commercial banking cycle in the third quarter that "is not being told in the financials" — a sector whose recent price action he explicitly acknowledges has been poor.
Pinnacle is a regional bank in the American Southeast — Belski's shorthand is "bank of the Southeast" — and it is the single-stock version of an argument he makes twice earlier in the hour.
That argument: banks report first in October, and he expects them to beat. His reason is specific and not widely discussed. In the second quarter the banks talked mostly about deal-making fees; what was not discussed was wealth management, which he believes had a very strong third quarter, alongside a decent commercial-lending cycle. If he is right, the surprise comes from a business line the market is not watching.
He is candid that the sector's recent share-price behaviour has been poor, which is what makes this a forecast rather than a description.
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