Citigroup, Inc. (C)

MrMarketeer (< 20) Submitted: 8/24/06 9:38 PM : Start Price: $44.68 C Score: -43.30

I like a company that's having trouble in the worst of times. It could be performing a lot worse, but what's keeping it afloat today? Does the market know something about its liquidity that we don't? Is this the bank of last resort for...(hush!).....

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TMFSelena (93.11) Submitted: 8/26/06 9:03 PM : Start Price: $44.48 C Score: -43.08

The dividend yield right now is hefty, the net profit margins are hefty, too, and the company is huge and growing. Its P/E is below average, suggesting that the firm is likely undervalued.

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LordBy (< 20) Submitted: 9/09/06 4:09 PM : Start Price: $44.65 C Score: -43.10

P/E, dividend yield, global and investment banking exposure lessen the impact of the housing market down-turn that will affect many smaller banks' business. This company will continue to grow earnings and raise dividends over the long term, it's not ...

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jersey1010 (38.20) Submitted: 10/09/06 12:42 PM : Start Price: $46.75 C Score: -41.73

Steve Neimeth, a senior portfolio manager at AIG SunAmerica Asset Management Corp., who manages more than $800 million in assets, says the stock is a good buy. It has a 4% dividend yield and trades at roughly 11 times 2007 expected earnings, with an ...

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jhl247 (70.61) Submitted: 3/27/07 11:14 AM : Start Price: $47.46 C Score: -38.19

Paying a 4% yield, Citigroup's stock price has gone nowhere in the past-- 5+ years. Yet they still manage to maintain their market position, increase revenue, and make adjustments to cut expenses. 15,000 people getting pink slips = $Billions shaved...

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NicieNicie (73.69) Submitted: 8/19/07 3:58 AM : Start Price: $46.35 C Score: 36.22

I'm getting annoyed with Citigroup. I've had C in my portfolio and up until the August 2007 crashes, could have gotten better results from many other large banks or regional money centers.


The Ci...

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Allstar13913 (99.91) Submitted: 10/11/07 12:26 PM : Start Price: $45.88 C Score: 30.62

Big Earnings Miss. I hope to buy in real life on the bounce.

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pramsis (31.66) Submitted: 10/16/07 5:53 PM : Start Price: $42.69 C Score: -29.06

It is the largest company in the world. I think the federal governemnt is going to reward Citi for taking leadership in helping setup a fund for the credit crunch. All the bad news is figured in at this point.

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hope78 (< 20) Submitted: 11/23/07 11:18 PM : Start Price: $30.31 C Score: 19.28

Why Citibank?
When it is CitiChoking?
A quick list of reasons to SELL C.

WORST STOCKS: C and LEH.

-Technicals damaged.
-As housing continues to hit bottom (greenspan recently predicted the bottom has "a way to go...

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EscapedOompa (< 20) Submitted: 12/04/07 2:30 PM : Start Price: $31.37 C Score: 19.82

I still think Citibank is overvalued, it's simply too unwieldy and massive. The mortgage market isn't going away and what paulson said isn't going to help their stocks, especially with increased demand from china for materials needed.

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