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Investing in Citi
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EVEN AFTER THE FORMAL start today of Citigroup's (ticker: C) massive $58 billion exchange offer involving its preferred stock, Citi's preferred issues are trading at a sizable discount to their exchange values. This makes the $15 billion of publicly issued preferred an attractive way to play a revival in beleaguered Citi. <> Citi's 8.125% AA preferred stock, which is listed on the New York Stock Exchange as C preferred P, is trading at $21.58, up 58 cents. The spread, however, between the preferred and the exchange value of the Citi common shares actually has widened abo...
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Cramer on BloggingStocks: Let's read some good news for once
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Filed under: Good news, Home Depot (HD), Market matters, Citigroup Inc. (C), Amer Intl Group (AIG), Lowe's Cos (LOW), Stocks to Buy, Housing, Cramer on BloggingStocks, Financial Crisis TheStreet.com's Jim Cramer says some really good things are happening, but you wouldn't know it from reading the headlines.
You want to shoot yourself when you read these headlines. "Local Banks Face Big Losses," is the lead story in The Wall Street Journal, a fomented survey story telling...
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cant help myself
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(closed on 05/10/09)
going to make some money here
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Bullish on March Qtr, bearish on company
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While mgt seems to have told the world that their March quarter isn't so bad, balance this against recent developments: #1 The new administration seems to be working towards legislation allowing them to take down large financial institutions, into their firm power, such that the institutions can't cause headlines a la AIG. If the gov't succeeds in this communist endeavor, instead of just letting financial institutions pass or fail via the market (yes, allowing runs on the banks is the equivalent of a self-healing forest fire and would quickly expose GOOD banks as survivors, quickening ...
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$19 bi in two months! That's pretty good.
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what exact business is doing this turnover? but details aside, the letter did the trick for the market as citi leads the romp back Financial firms typically occupy a third of the office space in New York City's commercial and cultural center of Manhattan, according to real estate services firm Colliers International. Because the city's Independent Budget Office says such firms might lose 82,300 jobs between 2008 and 2011, office landlords must work hard to keep the tenants they have by offering inducements like reduced rent...
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read your mail at ft.com, easter in early as snow disappears
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Call it Vikram Pandit’s “midnight magicâ€. The staff memo sent by the Citigroup chief executive just before the clock struck 12 on Monday night appears to have done the trick, at least for one day. Equity and bond investors who read the document’s assertion that Citi was profitable in January and February were able to put aside their worries over the beleaguered bank’s long-term future and send its shares soaring. Citi’s battered stock closed up $0.40 at $1.45, a rise of more than 38 per cent. More than 1.87bn shares Citi changed hands – the fourth-largest volume in US histo...
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Citigroup $ 1,00 was the deep..Citigroup CEO says company is profitable through first two months of 2009...$ 3,00 possible
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(closed on 03/18/09)
Citigroup CEO says company is profitable through first two months of 2009... (RTTNews) - Citigroup Inc. (C) disclosed in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission a letter from its Chief Executive Officer Vikram Pandit. In his letter to company employees, Vikram Pandit stated that he is disappointed with company's current stock price and the broad-based misperceptions about company and its financial position. Pandit stated that he don't believe it reflects the strengths of Citi. Pandit highlighted the point that company is profitable through the first two months of...
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Cramer on BloggingStocks: What to buy in the Dow
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(closed on 05/19/09)
Filed under: Dell (DELL), Hewlett-Packard (HPQ), Wal-Mart (WMT), Coca-Cola (KO), PepsiCo (PEP), Market matters, McDonald's (MCD), AT and T (T), Caterpillar (CAT), Citigroup Inc. (C), Johnson and Johnson (JNJ), Alcoa Inc (AA), Altria Group (MO), Bank of America (BAC), Verizon Communications (VZ), Freep't McMoRan Copper (FCX), DJIA, Stocks to Buy, Cramer on BloggingStocks TheStreet.com's Jim Cramer identifies the eight Dow components that will become too cheap not to buy.
When I arrived ...
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What will move the Dow? A look inside the average
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Filed under: General Motors (GM), Exxon Mobil (XOM), Newsletters, Citigroup Inc. (C), American Express (AXP), Bank of America (BAC), Chevron Corp (CVX), DJIA, Stocks to Buy "What can get this market going again?" asks Chuck Carlson. In The DRIP Investor he says, "It's helpful to understand what stocks within the Dow need to do well for the index to do well." <>"Not surprisingly, IBM (NYSE: IBM), the highest-priced stock in the Dow, carries the greatest weighting at more than 9% of the index. Obviously, with such a heavy weighting in the index, IBM will need to be a decent performer for the Dow...
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Sell the news
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(closed on 02/27/09)
The market is trading up up up on "public/private" partnership, until they realize the government stake will be a controlling stake, and private investors will have no say on the mortgage cramdowns and asset liquidation the government will implement to the decay of Citi's leveraged earnings potential.
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Chasing Value: Will we be eating out of trash cans?
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(closed on 03/10/09)
Filed under: Rants and raves, General Electric (GE), Market matters, Options, Chasing Value, Stocks to Buy, Recession  There are people in the investing world right now that are so down on the market that they are hedging against an absolute market collapse.
As an example of this view I just sold naked puts in General Electric (NYSE: GE), the only original Dow Jones Industrial Average stock for January 2011 at a strike price of $2.50, and collected $0.52, per share. My break even therefore is $1.98, not counting the interest over what is almost a three-year term. Or looking at it another way, ...
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(closed on 02/21/09)
So goes January, so goes the year. The markets have already decided for the government. After the stress test is complete, Citi will be nationalized, or what Obama likes to call preprivatized. For an example, please see AIG: http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=AIG&p=D&yr=3&mn=...
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Citigroup
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This is a big bank. It was the largest bank from the founding in 1800s and 1900s but is now dwarfed by Wells Fargo and BAC. Citi is strong and has stong supporters but inside those corporate walls are scandals. They need to tighten up on some of their policies with lending, and they can't keep giving up fees. I don't see a bright future for Citi and with America becoming more diversified, mistakes they make now will cost them bancruptcy in 20 years.
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Manhattan real estate is more affordable
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(closed on 03/11/09)
Financial firms typically occupy a third of the office space in New York City's commercial and cultural center of Manhattan, according to real estate services firm Colliers International. Because the city's Independent Budget Office says such firms might lose 82,300 jobs between 2008 and 2011, office landlords must work hard to keep the tenants they have by offering inducements like reduced rents and renovated spaces, Chasanoff said. Rents have already fallen by 21 percent, said Barry Gosin, chief executive of real estate services company Newmark Knight Frank. He sees them falling ...
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- Take-up of new offices in the City of London has fallen to its lowest for more than 20 years as the slowdown in the economy has reined in financial ser...
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Given the current state of the economy all would agree it's going to be a long road home. The market is up today on a few bits of news following what has been a dreadful last ten days. Maybe it's the merger and acquisition activity, maybe it's the news that 
