NYSE:C

Citigroup Inc. (C)

122.69
+1.65 (1.36%)
as of Oct 27, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Closed.
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COMMENT
With a very long-term focus this may work out at these levels. Her preference in the financial sector is to stay in Canada, which has a better footing and faster recovery.
COMMENT
Very hard to put a value on this company. It has participated in a relief rally that is driven with the expectation of continuing low rates and the expectation that a solution is coming for the European problems.
COMMENT
Government still owns 30% of this bank. Still struggling to find itself. Has good upside if the US economy continues to turn around but there are better choices amongst financials.
TOP PICK
4.65% maturing 10/11/17. Investment grade A. Price is $86.43 yielding 7.18%. Wants to stay away from sharp bonds because rates could rise over the next year. On the other hand, doesn't have to go out 30 years for a 6%-7% yield.
DON'T BUY
Poster child of a lot that went wrong in the US banking sector. The whole US banking sector is a place you might want to dip your toe but this one represents a speculative buy. (See Top Picks.)
DON'T BUY
It is the walking dead. On a valuation basis, the stock is not cheap. Not well run. High leveraged. If he were looking for a US bank, which he is not, he would want a Wells Fargo or JP Morgan or US bankcorp. This would be speculative.
DON'T BUY
Complex balance sheet. A lot of outstanding credit issues. Over the long term it will probably be a survivor, however.
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Huge sell off from $55 to $2. It is starting to base build. There is some belief that around $2.50 there is some support. Recommends some Canadian banks.
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Doesn’t own US stocks. Nervous about earnings. He is worried that the Canadian dollar will go much higher. There are problems with credit card debt.
SELL
(Market Call Minute) Better off buying others.
DON'T BUY
Prefers Bank of America (BAC-N), which has a lot less dilution. You'll probably make money on this one but with a lot more risk.
DON'T BUY
A lot of issues they have to sort out. Will be very hard for them to turn around.
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Running a little more risk than with others in this space. Have been heavily diluted. US banks as a whole have the wind at their back with the steep yield curve.
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Repaid Tarp late last year but US government still owns about 1/3. When government start selling off their holdings, it will make them make dilutive. Wait until the government has stepped aside. Would be a longer-term play on housing, credit cycle and credit card commercial debt. No yield.
DON'T BUY
Not a big fan of financials. From September on, earnings quality and earnings growth became the most important things and financials in general are going to have a hard time generating ROE that people are used to. Dilution because of new issues, tough new regulations, diluted trading revenues could create a contraction in earnings multiples.
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