We're taking a look at three beaten up stocks. Do they have what it takes to turn it around?

Motley Full Money starts now. I'm joined over the airwaves by Motley Fool analyst Jim Gillies.

Jim, thanks for joining me.

Thanks for the invite, Dylan.

Today we're going to check in on a few companies that have a bit of a tough outlook

and whether investors should have them on their

watch list.

The first two come to us by way of the news, Jim, and the first one we'll discuss is New York

Community Bank Corp shares at their lowest level since 1996 after the

regional bank disclosed something that investors never want to hear and that's a

material weakness in a filing.

Jim, this is also a company that's had CEO changes,

downgrades of its debt recently for Moody's and Fitch.

Seems like a lot of things swirling here against NYCB.

Well, and you've also, you've left out the most important part, Dylan.

This is a bank, I know, I like to state the obvious.

This is a bank and banks depend on the confidence of investors and more importantly the confidence of depositors.

Now, good news is no one has ever had a mass run on a bank and pulled their

deposits from a financial institution at a time when when they need trust

right? Oh wait that happens all the time. In fact that happened a few times last year, the name Silicon Valley Bank or

first republic I believe it was?

We're coming up on the anniversary Jim.

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