Citigroup, Inc. (C)

The goverment owns 1/3 of this company, they want their money back or the public will tear down capitol hill

With backing from the GOV and the economy stabilizing this stock has no where to go but up. Really do you think that a bank that has been given this much recovery money will fail? They have been setup for success, it will only take a little time to recover. DON'T BE SCARED!!!!! BUY BUY BUY

Citi will survive. Although a much smaller player

ridiculously undervalued, big short position, still has government support, manages international assets as well with inflation making portfolios look relevant again, surely to be a winner in the long term

The federal government has already decided Citigroup is too big to fail, so as the economy recovers and it is reorganized to become profitable, this share will probably double by the end of 2011.

Give it time ! had to be bailed out and we have to get out of the res. before this stock comes out ! 2010 2Q hot stock. buy while its low. and yes this is going to hover around 3-5$ untill after christmas.

Citi is the new Fannie Mae. It's a fully public-private operation which means it'll be managed for upside with an artificial safety net. Now, the key to its outperformance beyond the window of recovery of the economy as a whole is if the US government will participate in it to make an example of good governance, produce strong dividends, and if it will take the best of examples from places like Brazil, without falling into the oligarchical tendencies that take place in the BRIC capital markets. Outperform yes. Stay mediocre, likely.

I'm going to follow Paulson's money on this, since he's in at $4.83/share.

longterm win

purely speculative

I'm long on Citigroup. I have strong feelings that it will come around and be profitable.

NO PLACE TO GO BUT UP

Has a global reach. A lot of people bank with them. Smarter moves making the company lean and strong.

wait and see.

STOCK WILL TRIPLE IN THE NEXT 2 YEARS AS EARNING POWER OVERCOMES WRITEOFFS

it's going to be a long ride, but in 5 years this will prove to be an outstanding entry point.

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.