CIT Group, Inc. (NYSE:CIT)

hbomb14 (73.04) Submitted: 7/19/2011 11:20:19 AM : Start Price: $39.84 CIT Score: -13.79

Valuation - its trading below TBV. The new leadership is solid, John Thain is a winner. Core business of middle market industrial lending is a strong franchise.

DRovito (83.46) Submitted: 6/20/2011 2:34:42 PM : Start Price: $37.98 CIT Score: -13.48

On 6-20-2011, CIT Closed with a 10 point gain and immediately re-started @ below $40. Although a value stock based on fundamentals, CIT is a highly risky investment due to: the company's recent "re-emergence" from Bankruptcy and is in a low margin, credit industry lending to small businesses; CEO is same ex-Merril Lynch CEO that although was a high spender, did manage to sell ML to BoA just before the collapse of the entire financial industry and thus saved ML shareholders from total loss; CIT's near term survival ability is highly correlated to the economy's continued improvement. If there ae any hiccups, CIT will suffer and it could prove irreversible for its fortunes. @ $42.80, MC =$8.6B; P/E =19.50; P/B =0.95; P/E*P/B= 18.525 (VALUE!); DIV=0 ; Current = N/A ; LTD/EQ = 3.87 (TOO LEVERAGED); Stars = 2; S&P = ??

bodiebear (70.38) Submitted: 2/8/2011 12:26:05 PM : Start Price: $48.44 CIT Score: -33.04

Naughty... but profitable

merrydance8 (< 20) Submitted: 12/29/2010 12:08:09 PM : Start Price: $46.19 CIT Score: -34.83

It shows no signs of slowing down right now

jsgant13 (99.09) Submitted: 9/2/2010 11:04:54 AM : Start Price: $38.24 CIT Score: -35.38

Barclays Pick

FSaucy (99.94) Submitted: 7/23/2010 11:24:11 PM : Start Price: $37.63 CIT Score: -31.26

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stockfreak1 (< 20) Submitted: 7/14/2010 12:37:37 AM : Start Price: $36.84 CIT Score: +30.49

Crackpot company lead by a new and improved crackhead. Any more downward pressure in the market will send this one spiraling.

Beebzer (96.06) Submitted: 5/12/2010 2:14:28 PM : Start Price: $39.20 CIT Score: -27.59

Building an experimental portfolio based exclusively on the criteria of insider buys. There has also been considerable guru buying of CIT as well.

greedwhenfearful (93.53) Submitted: 12/14/2009 1:31:14 PM : Start Price: $29.00 CIT Score: +5.43

Only a few days out of bankruptcy. They have 10 billion less in debt but still have the largest small business consumer base in America. Warren Buffet and Leucadia wanted to purchase but they declined and went bankrupt instead and now they are back from the dead!

This is a vote that America's small business will be coming back in the next 5 years. Kmart rose tripple digits after bankruptcy and Kmart is dated and out of style. Money never goes out of style. CIT will be back!