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CITI Stock - Anyone goin' long??

HEARTLESS-531

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Just curious if anyone is going long on CITIGROUP stock?? Pandit seems to be really hanging in there and trying to deliver. Thoughts?
 

HRoi

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yep, have been in in a big way (at least by my standards) since late last year
 

snesmario

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man i was about to buy back when it was sitting at just $1 but had no money at the time
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will buy in sometime this summer when I have more money at my disposal

*I have a friend who bought the stock before the recession back when it was around ~$20, he's still kicking himself ********** and waiting for it to recover
 

HEARTLESS-531

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Good for you! Apparently, there is a LOT of big money betting on this.
 

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greece is going down, citi is going down with it. i hope it gets to around 2.50 again. but realistically i think it will stay around 5 for a few months now
 

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Why would you buy citi? They sold a lot of their performing assets and their market cap is already "big."
 

rnoldh

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Originally Posted by Christobevii3
Why would you buy citi? They sold a lot of their performing assets and their market cap is already "big."

Obviously unlike Greece, Citi is too big to fail.
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At least until 2012 contingent on who their friends in the White House are.
 

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they issued more shares killing current shareholder value, they have tons of debt on the books. Earnings has been low since the crisis, but were good before that - who knows if this will still fly assuming the SEC/gov cracks down on risky practices. You get what you pay for, and you can own CITI for about 4 bucks these days...

TBH the whole market is overpriced and due for a correction.
 

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Originally Posted by vexare

TBH the whole market is overpriced and due for a correction.


I agree. I see a correction coming quite soon, if we haven't already seen a start in some places.

I'm long citi, got in early this year and more than content to sit on it for years.
 

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Originally Posted by melwoesblvd
greece is going down, citi is going down with it. i hope it gets to around 2.50 again. but realistically i think it will stay around 5 for a few months now

Most PIIGS debt is in the hands of Europeans. American banks aren't that connected to Greece and the rest of PIIGS, not like European banks.

Citi is a piece of crap bank, but when you have the backing of the government, they won't fail. I advocated buying their stock when it was around a 1 but I don't see the stock going that much higher in the next few years. They're marking assets at bubble prices like almost every bank now. Eventually that will cause a problem.
 

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Yeah, was a little late to the party getting in at 3.47 but I'm content to sit on it for now.
 

costadelmar16

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Been long since the 99 cent range... hoping for some more. Especially after the gov is done selling all their stake.
 

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the stock fluctuates nearly 5% in either direction almost daily. just day trade that mutha
 

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