[美股]【C 交流专区】花旗集团 Citigroup Inc

葉芬

想问一下，为何citi 的股价在14 jan 2011, 17时18分， 在google finance after hours 会有一个跌价到usd4.0 ...
magician 发表于 16-1-2011 02:14 AM

一個願買，一個願賣。。。 沒有錯的。

只要你出一價錢有人要 買/賣，就這麼簡單。
換過另一說法，要是有人出價 6.00， 有人願買。。那麼你看到的將是 6.00 後，又跑回 5.11 ...

blackcat98

Citigroup Posts $1.3B Quarterly Profit
Jan 18, 2011 7:38 AM EST

Citigroup Inc (NYSE) posted a $1.3 billion quarterly profit Tuesday, as losses on bad loans fell, but the bank missed estimates on its earnings as it struggled with a slump in revenue.

Shares of Citigroup fell about 3.5% to $4.95 in premarket trading.

The third-largest U.S. bank, which took $45 billion in U.S. bailout funds during the financial crisis, reported a net profit of 4 cents per share for the fourth quarter. That compared with a year-earlier loss of $7.6 billion, or 33 cents per share.

Analysts on average expected Citigroup to post a profit of 8 cents per share for the fourth quarter of 2010, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.

The bank reported revenue of $18.4 billion, an increase from a year earlier but a 6 percent drop from the third quarter. Citigroup attributed the slump to a.13 on Friday -- their highest close since August 2009.

blackcat98

比起前季少了 4 cent eps
但是整年下來比起去年已經轉虧為盈了
很好的開始

追风人

昨夜大跌0.33

葉芬

昨夜大跌0.33
追风人 发表于 19-1-2011 01:55 PM

    慢点SSN就追上她罗。。。

L.A.LEONG

想问一下，为何citi 的股价在14 jan 2011, 17时18分， 在google finance after hours 会有一个跌价到usd4.0 ...
magician 发表于 16-1-2011 02:14 AM

    我有看过想你现在所说的情况发生在别的股，那只股在接下来的几天都没有好日子过。难道CITI也同样吗？

葉芬

我有看过想你现在所说的情况发生在别的股，那只股在接下来的几天都没有好日子过。难道CITI也同样 ...
L.A.LEONG 发表于 20-1-2011 12:49 PM

Citigroups 股價和5大元有仇。

站不穩在哪兒。

L.A.LEONG

Citigroups 股價和5大元有仇。

站不穩在哪兒。
葉芬 发表于 20-1-2011 01:24 PM

    管他什么价位，老早一开市马上卖了。业绩不好，接下来的几个月应该都会落后大市。
    投资一些可以超越大市更好。

jiahe

跌也是好事,让还没有买进的人,可以买进.已经买进了的,可以再加码~long term(投资)吧!

天涯骑士

妈的，就是冲不过5元大关。

very_lucky

可以买了，员工的优惠股已是4。91。。。

追风人

可以买了，员工的优惠股已是4。95。。。
very_lucky 发表于 25-2-2011 02:09 PM

怎么说呢？

very_lucky

回复 673# 追风人

Feb. 16 (Bloomberg) -- Citigroup Inc., the third-largest U.S. bank by assets, granted 15 executives options on 18.2 million shares as part of their 2010 pay, according to filings.

Chief Operating Officer John Havens, 54, and the head of consumer banking for the Americas, Manuel Medina-Mora, 60, received 2 million shares each. Chief Financial Officer John Gerspach, 57, received 1.5 million shares, as did Michael Corbat, 50, head of Citi Holdings. The New York-based bank didn’t put a value on the awards. Chief Executive Officer Vikram Pandit, 54, declined a 2010 bonus.

Banks are under pressure to curb bonuses after receiving taxpayer-funded bailouts during the financial crisis of 2008. Citigroup received a $45 billion bailout, some of which the U.S. Treasury converted into a stake in the lender last year. The government sold off its stake in December, realizing a profit of about $12 billion for taxpayers.

“These option awards, which are meant to incent and retain our management team, further align Citi’s compensation with the long-term performance of the company,” said Anu Ahluwalia, a Citigroup spokeswoman.

The options vest in three equal annual installments beginning Feb. 14, 2012 and can be exercised at $4.91 a share, according to the filings. They expire in February 2017.

very_lucky

normally company only offer stock option if the price is reasonably low and have great potential to be up....

just my own opinion...

waiteck434

Citi 现在4.55... 值得吗?

CHLaw

Citigroup Announces 1-for-10 Reverse Stock Split

NEW YORK—Citigroup Inc. said it will reinstate its dividend, the giant bank's first payout to shareholders since 2009, and execute a 1-for-10 reverse split of its stock that will leave it with fewer shares than before the financial crisis.

While many banks cut their dividends amid the financial meltdown, Citi eliminated its payout. A one-cent quarterly dividend will come in the second quarter of this year following the reverse split, the bank said Monday.

Both moves make it easier for institutional investors to buy the stock, because some mutual funds are barred from buying shares of companies that don't pay a dividend, and the reverse split reduces trading costs, Sandler O'Neill & Partners LP analyst Jeff Harte said.

The decision by the bank's board of directors to reinstate a dividend, made late Friday, came after the Federal Reserve completed its stress test on big banks' health. It also comes after the bank in January swung to a fourth-quarter profit.

Although the dividend is small, the action is "a vote of confidence from the Fed," Mr. Harte said.

Citi last paid a dividend, of one cent, in February 2009, after cutting it three times from a peak of 54 cents in 2007.

The reverse split will eliminate one of the most unwieldy remnants of Citi's massive bailout by the federal government during the financial crisis: its huge volume of nearly 30 billion shares outstanding. Citi's share count swelled as the bank sold stock to boost capital and repay government aid. After the reverse split, Citi will have about 2.9 billion shares outstanding, less than before the financial crisis.

Shrinking the number of shares may reduce its price volatility, reduce the share count, and would allow Citi's stock to trade at a higher price. The stock fell from over $50 in 2007 to below $1 in 2009 and has since struggled to stay above $5.

"The reverse stock split and intention to reinstate a dividend are important steps as we anticipate returning capital to shareholders starting next year," Chief Executive Vikram Pandit said in a press release.

The reverse split has been on Citi's mind at least since 2009. But some individual shareholders may not be happy about it. Often reverse stock splits signal a company's sickness, rather than, as in Citi's case, its recovery.

At the annual meeting last April, one shareholder said, "a reverse split would be the coup de grâce" another said, "A reverse split is a very, very bad thing. A lot of stockholders, a lot of people on Wall Street will short the stock" and bring the price down.

(Indeed, shares of American International Group Inc. fell for four weeks, and almost 50%, after its reverse split on June 30 2009, before it started to rise. Its shares have since doubled.)

Citigroup said it expects the reverse stock split will be effective after the close of trading on May 6, and the stock will start trading on a split-adjusted basis at the opening of trading on May 9.

At the same annual meeting last year, one shareholder appeared to convey the sentiments of many when he demanded, "We want our dividend back."

Mr. Pandit responded, "It's only prudent for us to wait."

On Monday, Citi set the stage for a more meaningful dividend increase next year.

CHLaw

AIG Reverse Split 後的4個星期裡股價跌了50%。

那麼Citigroups很有可能會hit目前股價的2大元了。

sschua1314

花旗集團Citigroup 週一公佈，將以一股變十股的比例合併股份，並計畫於第二季支付每股一美分的股利。花旗表示，將於5月6日開始進行股份合併。

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