Citigroup, Inc. (NYSE:C)

According to earnings estimates Citigroup should be trading at near $60 per share. Even if they miss earnings by a 10%, the stock is still worth 20 to 30 percent more than its current price. We all know that the financial sector has a bad wrap right now, but I think its time we took a look at these guys.

It may still take some time, but C as well as other financials are on the road to recovery, especially after the deal with the government re: improper mortgage practices.

C is making headway into new markets like Asia, the Middle East and north Africa. I think they are laying the groundwork to remain one of the world's largest banks.

Citi is seriously underpriced based on tangible book value.

Five banks write 97 percent of all credit-default swaps in the U.S. These 5 banks are: Bank of America (NYSE: BAC), JP Morgan Chase (NYSE: JPM), Citigroup (NYSE: C), Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS), Morgan Stanley(NYSE: MS). This is the present system. Yes, I think that some of these are debatably insolvent. Yes, I think that there is rampant mortgage fraud. Yes, this recommendation flies in the face of trying to value businesses based on their terms of doing business. This is a bet that is driven by my belief that housing is bottoming. The economics of the situation and the global monetary authorities will not let these banks collapse into insolvency and thus, they do have an intrinsic valuation where larger, unnecessary risks actually do create shareholder value because they aren't REAL risks because they are backstopped by society.

http://beta.fool.com/bradford86/2012/02/07/bet-fraud-its-natural-component-global-banking-sys/1752/

Value

It's about time.

Still seems like a good buy.

New operations of management will be the life preserver this company needs to bounce back.

Always bet on evil, especially when it is "too big to fail."

http://online.barrons.com/article/SB50001424052748704160704577186953066760194.html?mod=BOL_hps_oe

Like all the other financial sector stocks, this one is just way to undervalued not to like. Trading at about half its book value, it is still one of the largest diversified financial institutions in the US, expect it to bounce back at some point.

no. just no.

yo

bank's future earning power is being undervalued

Dividend increase coming? Citi is in the best shape of the big four banks, yet has the lowest dividend yield.

C was hit hard by the financial crisis...and the consequences of that still affect C's profit

Thumbs up for two assumptions: (1) The toughest time for C and its peer has past, which means the possibility of failure (like WaMu) is much lower than three years ago. (2) Those banks that survive from the crisis will return to normal level of profitability.

Outperform S&P in 5 years !!!

PEG, P/FCF, analyst, EPS next 5 years.

expasion out of us.

Showing signs of an upside move.