CBA also was considered (along with WBC) a safer bank, so it had suffered lesser falls (percentage wise) than NAB and ANZ.
When NAB released its results and they were not as bad as expected there was a partial rerating of NAB wrt it's peers.
There is also the upcoming dividend as a sweetner for NAB (buying prior to the dividend allows a return of 3 x 1/2yearley dividends over a (slightly longer than) one year period).
Finally, as mentioned, the bad debts are starting to peek out of the cupboard.
J.
I have traded NAB, I hold CBA
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| Open | High | Low | Value | Volume |
| $141.65 | $142.22 | $140.40 | $206.5M | 1.467M |
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| 1 | 2392 | $142.00 |
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