Is Citigroup appealing right now? - Steven Mallas

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Is Citigroup appealing right now?
Mar 27, 2008 06:46 PM UTC

Steven Mallas

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Symbol	Sentiment	Start	Return	Closed
CSE		03/27/08	-63.69%	--
MFA		03/27/08	+14.63%	--

It's been a vicious down market in financials. Hey, I know of what I speak -- I own CapitalSource (NYSE: CSE), Newcastle Investment (NYSE: NCT) and MFA Mortgage (NYSE: MFA) in my portfolio. I've previously discussed how my investments have been left wounded and bloody at the claws of the angry bears that have been running rabid-crazy on Wall Street as of late.

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Walter Thatcher

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1 point commented 501 days ago reply

I like the price. I like the yield. What I don't like is not knowing what's going on. When will the writedowns end? Who can say?

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