NYSE:C

Citigroup Inc. (C)

135.15
+5.22 (4.02%)
as of Jun 4, 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. is experiencing a notable turnaround under its new CEO, who has implemented significant restructuring and refocused the company towards its strongest business segments. With impressive earnings growth of 56% reported in the latest quarter, the bank is showing renewed potential, particularly in wealth management and investment banking. Analysts have observed that Citigroup trades below its book value, presenting a compelling opportunity for investors if the positive momentum continues. While higher interest rates pose challenges for the bank, many experts believe that Citigroup's inherent strengths and improving margins will drive further growth, making it an appealing investment choice amidst the larger banking landscape dominated by well-performing institutions like JPMorgan and Bank of America. The stock's performance over the last year has resulted in a significant increase, contributing to a favorable outlook as the market adjusts to the evolving narrative surrounding this banking giant.

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Buy
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Valuation
Undervalued
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COMMENT
US banks are very undervalued. This one has some serious issues on their balance sheet. A whole group has sold off in a big, big way. Feels the market has overreacted to the whole situation. He prefers buying when the stock starts to come back a little bit. (See Top Picks.)
BUY ON WEAKNESS
There is an important level here of $36.58 and chances are it will go to this level. In 10 years, this will have looked like a good Buy.
DON'T BUY
Getting a nice fat yield. Their loan growth is industry average, their loan lose provisions will increase, which could hurt the earnings quality moving forward. They have one of the least efficient businesses going on. Would not buy stock and look for something better.
BUY
A bank with a global franchise, that has been beaten up this year. You can't go too wrong. The dividend is over 5%, you're buying a world leader at 10 times earnings. There might be some short term pain, but historically banks haven't gone below 8 times earnings, so you have some protection.
BUY
Has just come out with earnings, and have written off 3 million dollars (announced earlier), are also suspending their buyback, and there may be more write offs coming. Trading at less then 10X next years earnings and has a 4.5 % dividend yield. Can be viewed as a "free call" on the stock.
WATCH
There is still a lot of unknowns with the US banking system. He would really like to see them own up more on where their derivatives stance is right now. There is not a lot of good news in the short term.
BUY
Excellent yield at 4.6%. No advantage to having US yields. It is fully taxable as compared to Canadian yield, taxable at a more beneficial rate. The yield will help cushion the stock from a huge decline.
BUY
All the US big banks, with 1 or 2 exceptions, have been oversold. At this price, it offers tremendous opportunity. Dividend yield of about 5%.
DON'T BUY
He has a model price of $55, which is a positive upside of 15%. Thinks the next 2 years will be tough sledding for the financials.
DON'T BUY
Everybody seems to hate the big US financials right now. The chart looks like it has a double top. From a technical view, that is not a happy looking chart.
COMMENT
Prefers the US banks.
BUY
Very good dividend yield of 4% and the valuations are very good. Business prospects are excellent. Investment banking and credit card businesses are good.
BUY
Likes it. Pays almost a 4% yield. Have recently made several acquisitions which will do well for them.
STRONG BUY
One of his largest holdings in one of his funds. A financial services colossus.Almost half of their income comes from non-US funds.4% dividend yield, trades around 12 times earnings, so is attractively valued.Hasn't done as well as some of it's peers, due to high expenses. Thinks this will be fixed, due to pressure from shareholders or internally. $53 is a good entry point.
SELL
Doesn't have much upside potential. Has no interest in it.
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