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Four Reasons We're Headed Even Higher

> Since Jason is the one who nailed the BAC calls consistantly making tons of money, while most of the moronic 'top 10' commentors on this site were the same ones who missed the rally, it's clear who deserves more respect.
It's all about making money, pride is for fools
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My mom always said, if yor friend jumps off a building, will you too? Think with your own head.

What's Citigroup Really Worth?

> look at the chart and you see c is worth 6.5 to 7 dollars. the government is investors in citibank stock. they dont need to hurry a secondary which would not be dilutive anyway. just look at the chart and buy the stock and then relax. long since 3.25 neckline breakout at 4.

I bought C once at $3 and I thought OK it is so cheap, that was when it went straight from$10 to $3 and before the government gave them yet more money. It went to $6 and I sold. If I remember correctly shortly thereafter it went all the way to $1. But I am no longer playing. I detest their lying management, the same as AIGs. Both of these stock worth $0.

I bought AIG once at $30 as well, that was pre-Lehman when everybody was saying this stock is worth $60. I held it for a few months through 2 disastrous earnings reports. After which I concluded that the management is lying through their teeth and I sold at $21. Shortly thereafter, about 10 days I think, AIG got bailed out.

It will be a long time before I invest in a financial again other. I might daytrade them, but invest - no way.

What's Citigroup Really Worth?

It represents the ticket to play musical chairs

Citi's Underwhelming Bailout

The author is quite representative of the current thinking on the street, bearish when we are about to rally, bullish when we are about to falloff the cliff. He is a good contrarian market indicator from what I observed.
I see no value in the article as it is, there is nothinking or analysis in it, just a sentiment.