A deep dive in banks because literally they are where the money is.

Hi fools, welcome to Monday's edition of Where the Money is.

I'm financial analyst Michael Douglas and I'm here with

Senior Banking Specialist John Maxfield.

John, how are you doing?

How is your weekend?

It was great.

Thank you.

Thank you very much.

That was yours. Oh. It was pretty good.

Sort of a highs and lows. I had a loo owl that I went to at my church and then probably had to have a cavity filled this morning.

So it's the best of times and the

worse of times. I would love to see you in a grass skirt Michael. And we're going to move

on to right into bank stocks.

So we want to talk a little bit about, you know, how do you avoid the bad ones, how do you get

the good ones.

But first off, a little bit of background, right?

And I'm drawing heavily from Morgan Houseles' appearance

on where the money is in 2013, where he talks

about the fact that in over 100 years,

the banking industry, on the whole, basically didn't make any money. You know they would make a

bunch of the boom times and they'd lose it all in the bus times and since the

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