NYSE:C

Citigroup Inc. (C)

136.87
+3.30 (2.47%)
as of Aug 4, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 40 opinions in the last 12 months.

Citigroup Inc. has garnered positive reviews over its significant turnaround under the leadership of its new CEO, who has focused on cost-cutting and streamlining operations. The bank recently reported impressive earnings, with revenue growth and profitability metrics reaching new heights. Experts believe the company is making strides toward becoming more comparable to better-managed peers, with a strong global footprint and a diversified business model. Despite some macroeconomic concerns, analysts view the current valuation as attractive, highlighting a potential for future growth and improved returns on equity. Increasing dividends and buybacks further bolster the sentiment surrounding Citigroup, suggesting a strong recovery story in progress.

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Buy
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Undervalued
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Highly volatile and you would have to have a very strong stomach to either go long or short. There are all kinds of issues and you don't know what the federal government is going to do. Eventually these companies will find a base and move sideways and don't try to get their first 100%.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Feb 20/08. Had a stop at $24 that would have given a gain of 21.6%.)
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Bank of America (BAC-N) and Citibank (C-N) have become trading vehicles. Enormous volatility/volume on a daily basis. Not many “investors” buying these stocks and won't buy until they understand what the implications are of the bailout and how toxic assets are going to be valued.
DON'T BUY
Dividend cuts have happened twice already, which shows that management really doesn't know what the disease is within the firm. Would avoid US banks entirely until there is some visibility.
COMMENT
Thinks a lot the risk is out of these bonds now that the Federal Deposit Corp is allowing them to borrow under the guaranteed program but he would favour Wells Fargo (WFC-N) more.
SELL
He is looking for an exit on this stock. Not enough visibility.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Dec 20/07. Down 73%.) Sold in April. If you own, continue to hold.
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(Market Call Minute.) There is still an enormous amount of risk on the balance sheet.
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There are some positive things going on with this company. New capital injection today doesn't hurt.
COMMENT
A lot of headline risks. Stock could be cheaper over the next 2 months. If you own, you could Sell and then buy it back later but you could miss the risk of a turnaround.
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One analyst says you shouldn’t be buying the market until you see the US banks starting to out perform on either an aggregate or relative basis. A negative has cropped up in that Paulson has pulled the banks that in order to get some federal help they will have to cut dividends, etc. If you own it, you could Hold.
DON'T BUY
Technically it is not bad as it has broken its long-term trend line and will probably bottom out sideways.US Financials: From a seasonal perspective they tend to go up halfway through December into the beginning of May because their year-end is the beginning of the calendar year and they tend to get rid of bad news and give a really positive forward look. This time, the banks haven't had much good news. Wouldn't go into this sector at this point.
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Big financial services stocks that have made it through this far are going to make it through. They are in a very enviable position strategically.
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