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NYSE:C

Citigroup Inc. (C)

133.10
-0.15 (0.11%)
as of Aug 26, 2026, 3:08:15 pm Market Open.
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star iconAug 26, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 39 opinions in the last 12 months.

Citigroup Inc. has garnered positive attention from analysts, primarily due to its ongoing turnaround under the new CEO, who has implemented significant cost reductions and strategic reorganizations. The bank reported record revenue in its latest quarter, showcasing a 56% growth in earnings and solid performance across its investment banking and trading sectors. Experts praised Citi's efforts to streamline operations and emphasize profitability, leading to a projected 18% upside based on analysts' price targets. While valuations have been noted as somewhat rich, many believe there is significant room for improvement and expansion as Citi continues to advance in its recovery journey. The bank now trades below book value and is seen as a potential leader in the U.S. banking sector, benefiting significantly from deregulation and improving macroeconomic conditions.

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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.
COMMENT
Not a fan of US banks in general, but this is one he would consider owning. Has gone sideways for many years, but the CEO is starting to make things happen. There is a possibility of the company breaking itself up.
SELL
Some of the financials are a little worrisome. Looking at all the financials, they are not making new highs.
HOLD
A terrific global franchise. Pretty attractive at its present price. Doesn't feel the mortgage problem is significant.
BUY
Would pick this as a US bank with value. Investors have shunned this for quite some time. They're turning the bank around and starting to do the right things. Share price is not excessive.
TOP PICK
Great global franchise. About a 4.5% yield. Trades 12 X earnings. Cutting costs. In the last couple of years, they have had negative operating leverage. (Expenses going up faster than revenues.)
BUY
Trades around 10 or 11 X earnings, which is very reasonable. Has been beaten up. Yields about 4.5%. Dividends have a lot of growth potential. Defensive and income oriented.
BUY
Had a big jump in December with a correction in February. Was attractive at that point with a 4% yield.
COMMENT
Broker stocks in the US have had a tough time of late. If there is a further potential pullback in the market, it could continue to sell off.
WEAK BUY
Relatively inexpensive. A lot of their problems are behind them. Won't be a business that goes straight up, but will be a slow steady plodder. With the dividend and a 4%-5% growth, you've got a great return without much risk.
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