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Banks on the Earnings Deck as Energy is Behind in the Count…Strikeout?

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It’s going to be a big week for banks as earnings season gets into full swing this week. As financials look to establish themselves in a rising rate market, it’s energy stocks that led the market down today. As the term structure of oil futures flattens, is this the beginning of the end of the move in energy? (IWM, AG, AXP, OIH, DB, RIO, XLF, CHPT)…

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