NYSE:C

Citigroup Inc. (C)

144.98
+1.39 (0.97%)
as of Jun 25, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 38 opinions in the last 12 months.

Citigroup Inc. (C) is experiencing a notable turnaround under its new CEO, who has implemented effective cost-cutting measures and strategic rationalization of the bank. Analysts highlight that the bank recently reported impressive earnings growth, with a 56% increase in its latest quarter, marking some of its best performance in decades. Despite this resurgence, experts express concerns that Citigroup's valuation remains slightly rich in relation to its growth potential. The company's performance is compared favorably to its peers, although it is often noted as undervalued compared to competitors like JPMorgan Chase (JPM). With a solid progression towards profitability, a strong dividend yield, and a positive outlook driven by ongoing strategic improvements, many analysts remain bullish on Citigroup while acknowledging macroeconomic uncertainties affecting the broader banking sector.

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Undervalued
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DON'T BUY

Hasn’t been a fan of this company, its management and its business model for quite some time. He is favourable towards US banks and financials, but more the regional banks than the big multinational players. (See Top Picks.)

DON'T BUY

Financials in the last couple of weeks have started to roll over. Hopefully, we are about to come into some support. It looks like it will visit $40.

BUY

When looking at the earnings going forward, it should get a 10 multiple and north of $5 in earnings. This should trade through $50. Thinks it is part of the recovery in the US banking sector and the housing sector as well. Still trading at a discount to Book Value.

BUY

They have just made a couple of major changes. They changed their CEO and they also started a very large rationalization of their workforce, announcing a layoff of 11,000 employees. They are carving costs out of the P&L so their profits grow quickly even if their revenues grow slowly.

BUY

(Market Call Minute.) New CEO. Has a nice emerging market retail franchise.

BUY

US banks are great opportunities in general. Holds BAC-N, but C-N is very oriented to New York and BAC-N is more global. Housing market is improving rapidly in the US and housing prices are going up and this is health for the US consumer. Thinks the US will start to re-finance again. Loan losses are going down, reserves are going down. It is a great time to own these stocks. Dividends will increase in the next couple of years.

DON'T BUY

New CEO. He is not in love with this one like many on the street are. It is well capitalized. Doesn’t expect huge amounts of growth. Would prefer JP Morgan or Bank or America.

DON'T BUY

If holding for 7-10 years then this is a level to buy it at. Bear in mind where the US is in the economic recovery. It is on the upswing. Is not interested in this for a shorter term hold.

WAIT

Having a nice rally. He would use a 100 day moving average as the stop. $31.57 right now. A break out would be if it got above $37.92. $38.65 would be where you would start buying. $33.60 would be the stop and where he sees support.

COMMENT

Financial sector has been leading other sectors by quite a bit other than today. News from yesterday’s election has put at bit of a dent in some of the financials. On the one hand, this will benefit from the seemingly recovering housing market but of course they have international operations that may affect it as well. He would prefer the J.P. Morgan (JPM-N) and Goldman Sachs (GS-N) type of banks.

COMMENT

Have a new CEO which is good news. Very cheap. Obviously have some historical issues and they will do better in this environment. He would prefer something like Wells Fargo (WFC-N) or even Bank of America (BAC-N) or J.P. Morgan (JPM-N).

BUY

(Market Call Minute.) Likes the whole US banking sector.

DON'T BUY

He would not be at all interested in owning this one. The large money center banks in the US rely far too much on capital markets to fund themselves. In a period of relative stability, that is okay but this bank would really struggle on any stress in the banking system. Too much risk.

SELL
Had a reverse split, which is commonly followed by the stock trading at half of its original value. This happened in this case.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Feb 3/11. Down 47.56%.) Had a 1 for 10 split. At the beginning of the year, he had a forecast that the US economy was doing fine. This was wrong and he sold shortly after.
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