| Prev Close | 70.35 |
| Day Low/High | 69.62 / 70.39 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 48.42 / 75.24 |
Citigroup Inc. (C)
69.67
NYSE
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 2312.50B |
| Market Cap | 162.68B |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Latest News
Novice Trade: JPMorgan Chase
JPM's IV is sitting at a 52-week low, while the stock looks pretty strong.
Highlighting Today
Amazon and Citigroup are highlight reels today. Otherwise, quiet.
Citi Is Monitoring Mexico, Shareholders Should Be Too
Citigroup's investments in Mexico could meet some macro troubles in the near to medium term.
There's Much More to Citigroup's Q1 Results Than EPS and Revenue
I'd lean towards playing a banking ETF here since the patterns are similar between C and one like XLF.
Analysts, Shareholders Encouraged but Not Inspired by Citi Earnings
Citigroup's stock move could be described as unenthusiastic, reflecting how many feel about its first quarter earnings results.
Citigroup Has Several Problems, but 2 Really Merit Attention
Should the global economic picture improve this stock will pop more than most.
Citigroup Hits Resistance, but the Chart Looks Good
Stock may pause a bit after its big 10% move up over the last three weeks.
Subscriber Comment of the Day
Wells Fargo's conference call was poor. The bank indicated (summed up well below) that margins would continue under pressure - as the relationship between costs and revenues are out of whack, placing the bank in a less competitive position. While I ...
Citigroup's Mixed Results Prompt Muddled Reaction in Its Shares
Citigroup investors may need more information before calling the earnings beat a buying opportunity.
The Bull Market in Optimism (and Complacency)
* The markets have grown far more forgiving after the "Powell Pivot" * We now seem to be at the polar opposite of the bearish investor sentiment that existed four months ago The Bull Market in 2019 has been based on valuation (price multiple) expans...
Permian Basin Stocks, DIS Reaction, AAPL/QCOM, GDP, Railroads: Market Recon
What I see from 10,000 feet above... in the age of suddenly profitable fuel as cargo, are the railroads.
The Week Ahead: Retail Sales, Beige Book and 16 Key Earnings Results to Watch
It is going to be fast, it is going to be furious during a shortened week of trading.
Jim Cramer: What Investors Should Do If They Missed Out on a Transformative Day
We never thought, 24 hours ago, that it could possibly be this good.
A 'Growthy' Tone
With the price of crude higher (+$0.70), the yield on the 10-year U.S. note up by five basis points (to yield 2.56%) and conspicuous strength in industrials ( and +$3) and financials ( , and ), the tape has a growthy tone to it today.
Jim Cramer: Here's My Earnings Cheat Sheet for the Bank Stocks
The first thing you need to think about when analyzing earnings has nothing to do with earnings. It has to do with where the stocks are.
Jim Cramer: Forget Capitol Hill, a More Important Show for Bankers Starts Friday
We have to hope they are given a better chance to tell their story than they were Wednesday.
Charts of the Day: Anticipating Congressional Questions for Wall Street
A cheat sheet of expected questions for investors and political theater enthusiasts.
Goldman Sachs Shares Are Cheap for a Number of Reasons
It is likely time to build a long position in GS, but only on my terms.
Subscriber Comment of the Day (and My Answer!)
vincent whitehead Doug, Did Tobias have anything to say? Reply Tobias Levkovich expressed a cautiously optimistic economic and market view. Anyone that is a client of Citigroup should try to secure his handout: Exploiting the Gap Between Fundamenta...
I Would Not Invest in Wells Fargo at This Time
If you simply must own a bank, my thought is to buy Citigroup.
Jim Cramer: The Apple Card Could Be Transformative for AAPL and Goldman Sachs
In a Dickensian twist, both AAPL and GS could get a big boost from analysts' Low Expectations on the Apple Card.
Jim Cramer: The Case for Owning Citi and KeyCorp
This market has repudiated the idea of owning 'value' stocks. But these banks are value names, and here is why.
At the Bandstand
Here are today's key observations: * Bonds continued to rise in price and sell off in yield. The 10-year U.S. note yield dropped by another five basis points and is now slightly below 2.40%. My long standing and contrarian target of 2.25% is close a...
