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Morgan Stanley Beat on Profit and Revenue. EPS of $3.03 Topped the $2.91
Forecast. Wall Street's Trading and Wealth Engines Are Still Running Hot.
Written by Evan Brooks · October 14, 2026







Morgan Stanley's Third Quarter

* Morgan Stanley reported third-quarter earnings of $3.03 per share on
revenue of$20.34 billion, above the $2.91 and $19.95 billion that analysts
surveyed by LSEG had expected.
* The stock was trading marginally lower after the report, according to CNBC,
mirroring Tuesday's pattern in which banks that beat expectations still saw
their shares fall.
* The results follow strong numbers from Goldman Sachs, which reported EPS of
$17.01 against about $13.02 expected, and Citigroup, which posted its best
third-quarter revenue in a decade on the back of its strongest bond-trading
quarter in years.
The Trading and Wealth Model Keeps Delivering
Morgan Stanley's beat confirms a theme that has emerged clearly this week:
banks with large trading and wealth management businesses are thriving in
today's markets. Volatile Treasury yields, oil price swings tied to the Iran
war and heavy activity in equity markets have generated strong trading revenue.
Rising stock prices, with the S&P 500 up about14% this year, have lifted client
assets and fee income in wealth management. Morgan Stanley has spent years
building its wealth business into a steady earnings engine, and that model is
paying off at a time when traditional lending is under pressure from higher
funding costs. The contrast with JPMorgan's miss and Bank of America's weaker
quarter is striking.
The muted share reaction is telling. Investors had already priced in strong
results after Goldman's and Citi's beats on Tuesday. CNBC noted that despite a
swath of strong results on Tuesday, bank shares ended lower, suggesting the bar
for earnings season is high. Investors are also looking beyond the quarter.
Citi warned that it expects a typical seasonal decline in markets revenue in
the fourth quarter, potentially around20% from the third quarter or somewhat
more after a strong year. If trading activity cools, the firms most reliant on
it could see slower growth heading into 2027. Morgan Stanley's guidance on
wealth management flows and deal pipelines will help investors judge how
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What It Says About Financial Markets
Strong results from Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and Citigroup show that
financial markets themselves are functioning well, with heavy trading volumes
and solid client activity despite elevated interest rates and geopolitical
risk. That contrasts with signs of strain in the real economy: consumer
sentiment near a record low, mortgage rates above7% and weaker sales at
consumer companies such as Nike and PepsiCo's North American business. The
divergence reflects who benefits from current conditions. Households and
businesses with investment portfolios have gained from rising asset prices,
while those dependent on borrowing or facing higher fuel and food costs have
felt more pressure.
What to Watch Next
Morgan Stanley's results arrive on the same morning as September CPI, so the
market's reaction will reflect both. A benign core inflation reading would
support bank stocks by easing fears of further rate hikes and reducing pressure
on loan demand. A hot reading could revive concerns about the economy and weigh
on financials despite strong earnings. Investors will also watch Morgan
Stanley's comments on deal-making: a pickup in mergers and IPOs after the
November 3 midterms would support investment banking revenue in the fourth
quarter and into 2027. With IPO activity down about30% this year, any sign of
recovery in capital markets would be welcomed by the entire sector.

Sources: CNBC / LSEG · Goldman Sachs / SEC Form 8-K · Quartz · MarketBeat ·
Renaissance Capital via TheStreet




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