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A diversified global financial services holding company whose businesses provide a range of financial services to consumer and corporate customers.
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humaninvestor (26.57) Submitted: 2/06/08 6:26 PM : Start Price: $26.42 C Score: -32.16
Build position in 4 phases each of 25%. Select how much you want to invest in this stock and in first phase invest 25% amount of total investment you want to make. If stock goes down [15%] keep averaging by adding 25% each time. Not more than 1 time in 1.5. months. So if stock keeps going down for 6 months you will be fully invested. If in between stock keep going up don't average and go out if gain is 20% on investment.
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unvrsldeflation (80.21) Submitted: 4/18/08 3:05 PM
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I like Citi in the long term. I own them in my personal portfolio. I don't own many shares yet. If they go down again I am planning on doing the very thing you suggested. I am being very careful with this one.
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corymcnulty (92.47) Submitted: 6/20/08 10:37 AM
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Talk with the people that used that strategy while investing in Delphi, Enron, GM, Countrywide, Ambac etc.It is not wise to use the stock market as a casino. Just do your due diligence on a stock (better yet, get a financial advisor), if you like the company and it is selling at a discount, buy it and sit on it. That is how you make money investing.