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Citigroup Stock Discussion

Cow Moo-ney

Sep 26 11:30

Things looking good

China/HK and US markets are looking great at the moment. Bitcoin is flying too. Bulls are currently enjoy the ride up.
What a time to be a long term investor!
Even for short term instruments such as money market funds are still giving decent yields at the moment.
Enjoy the ride, bulls! Take profits if you wish to :)
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Record turnover hits $500B+, what's next for China's stock market rally?

Cow Moo-ney

Sep 25 19:05

Defy Odds

All three indexes are on track for a positive September, despite this month has traditionally and seasonally been a bearish one.
The likely reason for this is Fed’s 50 bps rate cut with a backdrop of a healthy US economy.
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Dont F Care 10

Sep 24 09:26

$Citigroup (C.US)$
60 coming

Dont F Care 10

Sep 19 09:49

$Citigroup (C.US)$
Pump & Dump Show About To Start

areecep

Sep 19 04:23

Warren Buffett on interest rates and investing.

If you know that the Fed will cut this year...
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Aggressive 50bp rate cut: How long will the market frenzy last?

BullnBearTrading

Sep 13 04:40

Goldman Sachs CEO: Fed may still cut rates by 50 bps; U.S. economy likely to achieve soft landing

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon believes the most likely outcome is a 25-basis-point cut at the Fed’s September meeting, with the odds of a 50-bps cut slightly over 30%. He expects the Fed to cut rates two or three more times before the end of the year. If the labor market weakens further, a 50-bps cut would be justified.
He also observed that CEOs attending consumer forums remain highly optimistic ...

Aggressive 50bp rate cut: How long will the market frenzy last?

Ava Quinn

Sep 12 08:39

Columns Citigroup: Growth Opportunities Behind Low Valuation

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In the current market environment, Citigroup presents significant investment value due to its low valuation and continuously improving performance metrics. Despite challenges faced by the U.S. banking sector, Citigroup's stock price seems to fully reflect the potential risks, providing an attractive entry point for investors.
Growth and Challenges
First, let's analyze Citigroup's growth potentia...

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Sep 11 10:14

$Citigroup (C.US)$ I tot the cpi data is good, why the banks drop?

Kevin Travers

Sep 10 11:23

Columns JPMorgan -7%, $205 Options Flying After Fed Reserve Increase News

$JPMorgan (JPM.US)$ shares fell nearly 7% on Tuesday to $201 after news that the Fed would possibly raise reserve rates for the largest financial institutions to 9%- up from rumors of 5% reserves heard in June, but below the 19% originally proposed, according to Yahoo Finance. The massive drop was the largest intraday drop in JPM since 2021, after the stock had climbed about 18% so far in 2024.
The drastic change in stock price sen...

CPI hits 3-year low: How will it sway the Fed rate decision?

Cow Moo-ney

Sep 10 11:17

Big banks are getting bit

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