Thread regarding Citigroup Inc. / Citibank / Citi layoffs

Temporarily high stock price will not save us

A rising tide raises all boats. Citi is lucky to be up again but it wont last long. The fundamentals aren't there to support growth in the stock.

The bleeding will obviously continue and will likely never stop like at Wells Fargo, as management will be under constant pressure to fix the mess they created.

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to the guy that said JPM stock is going up so that's good, they literally laid off a ton of people while the stock was going up and were funding a brand new building in nyc I think. I don't think any of that really matters

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Post ID: @3wwy+1uaCiC4s

$500 was the price pre out of court restructuring related to dilution after Citi took the biggest bailout ever. Those days are incomparable b..

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Post ID: @2fbg+1uaCiC4s

This isn’t a high stock price! Hahahaha! It was over $70 back in 2017!!!

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Post ID: @1rzw+1uaCiC4s

He said, she said, blah….blah…blah…..Do SOMETHING to make the stock price go up. A layoff stock price bump only goes so far. It loses its momentum. Supposedly the FED interest rates will lower which should cause things to churn positive afterwards. If Citi does not benefit then things are far far worse than we know.

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Post ID: @1orc+1uaCiC4s

Citi did a 10 for 1 reverse split. Factor that in, so it’s worse.

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Post ID: @1duu+1uaCiC4s

In comparison, JPM was at 40 and now is at 218. So, whatever Citi has lost in market share, they have claimed. I know everyone is sick and tired of being compared to JPM but they are the competition. There’s only so many people out there to provide services to, so what are you doing to draw them in.

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Post ID: @1kkd+1uaCiC4s

The stock prices traded at over $500 pre financial crisis. The only thing high is you b

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