BMO Capital analyst James Fotheringham raised his price target on Wells Fargo to $65 in spite of its Q3 revenue miss as he raises his FY19 EPS view by 1c to $5.23 to reflect lower expected credit costs. The analyst also notes that financials are "cheap again" in spite of the rising interest rates which are positive for net interest margins, better employment which is positive for credit, and regulatory relief which is positive for their capital position. Fotheringham also keeps his Market Perform rating on Wells Fargo, saying that while the bank's valuation is getting "cheap" for the first time since he launched coverage, better opportunities exist in other large-cap financials.