Citigroup, Inc. (C)

I'll pay off my student loans someday...

Surely has to go higher short-term, even if it will go lower in the long run or stay neutral. I never traded it, but i must say, one of the easier stocks to day trade, judging by the chart. However cant get an edge though unless your trading in heavy volume.

Speculative pick. Citi has more problems then I can count but is “too big to fail” and backed by government money.

Reset underperform

government guaranteed money

Looks like floor is around 3.75 with Govt. selling priced in. If Govt. does not sell it rebounds to $4.65 easily.

I believe there will be a 20% pop in this stock prior to the summer of 2010, due to repayment of government loans. After that earnings will start to take off with the rise in interest rates and the easing of commercial credit. I believe C is currently one of the better buys on the board at around $4.00.

December is not going to be a good month for Citi

Banking sector took a hit but will recover at some point.

- Citigroup will ask for more government help -

Citigroup has more then Total Debt (mrq): 622.45B !

Lousy and overpaid bankers.
Keep in mind they are the evil clowns of the capital market.
They are playing games with the politicians and with tax- payers money.
I never heard before that kind of nonsense like "to big to fail"
Now Citigroup is a penny stock with a marketcapital of 90 billlion dollars. They will loose it all !

this stock isnt going anywhere until more is known about what the govt is doing with the shares they own. Meddling causes speculation, which causes unpredictable behavior. That's exactly what has been happening, and C is always under the microscope. No way its going anywhere for atleast a few mos.

C = CIT

A 93 billion dollar valuation as I write this (requiring the company to make 9 billion dollars a year to justify the current market cap) and likely further huge write downs looming in the future.

As for being backed by the government, well, that didn't work out too well for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac shareholders. I'm not claiming that Citigroup shares will follow those companies to zero, but a 50% haircut looks likely to me.

Worldwide presence and it has a high status STILL in the developing world.

Bankrupt, again, by the end of 2010.

Citi is so undervalued and has nowhere to go but up from the $4 mark. This stock has been an easy buy at the $4.10-$4.40 mark and sell at the $4.65-$4.90 mark. It is very consistent and easy to make money on. I expect it to rise to $5 very slowly, while continuing its almost predictable up and down trend

I dont see any clear reason this will hit 5$ by December. However, in January after the holiday credit rush you can expect to see it hit 8$ and go on a steady increase after that.

the stock price is behind the other bank stocks.the banks are getting better.the lending is stricter.the stock will move between 3and1/1 and$ 5. longer term price will be over $ 10.

Because i had the experience in Mexico of Bancomer in the Tequila crisis and I think Citi has a big value franchise. it is a matter of time