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First Bancorp FBP

First BanCorp. is a financial holding company. As of December 31, 2016, the Company controlled two subsidiaries: FirstBank Puerto Rico (the Bank or FirstBank) and FirstBank Insurance Agency, Inc. (FirstBank Insurance Agency). It operates in six segments: Commercial and Corporate Banking, which consists of lending and other services; Consumer (Retail) Banking, which consists of consumer lending and deposit-taking activities; Mortgage Banking, which consists of the origination, sale, and servicing of a range of residential mortgage loan products and related hedging activities; Treasury and Investments, which consists of treasury and investment management functions; United States Operations, which consists of all banking activities conducted by FirstBank on the United States mainland, and Virgin Islands Operations, which consists of banking activities conducted by FirstBank in the United States Virgin Islands and British Virgin Islands, including retail and commercial banking services.


NYSE:FBP - Post by User

Post by Michael879on Nov 08, 2010 5:00am
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Post# 17671873

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People watching FBP and if volume continues to move higher, the price action should trigger a buy signal. On Friday, volume picked up and the price tested resistance just below its 50-day moving average at
.32. A break above
.32 on strong volume should create that signal.
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