Citigroup Inc

NYSE: C
$62.14
-$0.88 (-1.4%)
Closing Price on September 20, 2024

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These are the top 20 stock buybacks in dollars spent during the first quarter of 2017 of all S&P 500 companies.
Sticking with the big money center and regional leaders makes sense for investors, especially with some volatility creeping back into the overall markets.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Friday include AMD, Camping World, Endo International, Nordstrom, NVIDIA, Snap, Starbucks and Zynga.
The financial services sector was one of the biggest beneficiaries of the Trump bump. But things are different now, right before the slow summer months.
Sticking with the big money center leaders makes sense, especially with some volatility creeping back into the overall markets. While the near term could get rocky, the long-term outlook for all...
Stocks were looking for direction on Tuesday after a mixed bag on Monday. The bull market is now more than eight years old and investors have bought every single market sell-off for more than...
While the earnings season is set to wind down after what was a very solid quarter, this sector has been weak since March, and despite posting some solid results, has only partially recovered.
Citigroup's first-quarter profits easily topped estimates, but the bank's stock still trades at a sharp discount to book value.
Right now bank fundamentals are stuck in a tight spot, but this might not be for long after a few major banks report earnings on Thursday morning.
24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview of some of the major companies reporting their quarterly results this week.
A new JPMorgan research report makes the case that bank stocks are attractively valued now relative to the overall market, and the rest of 2017 looks bright.
When major bank analysts at one bank downgrade the stock (or stocks) of competitors, it has long been considered by some investors that perhaps that analyst is indirectly downgrading its own bank.
Financial stocks have perhaps seen the biggest boom since the Trump rally started in late November. But is it safe to keep buying into these stocks now that the rally is seemingly subsiding?
Given the fact that consumer confidence is the highest in 16 years, and the Federal Reserve will continue to raise interest rates, the outlook for the financial sector seems positive.
A new Merrill Lynch research report makes the case that some regulatory relief is possibly on the way, which could free up some of the tremendous amount of capital the banks are forced to hold.