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Strategies & Market Trends : Value Investing
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To: Suma who wrote (21018)4/2/2005 3:23:55 PM
From: Paul Senior  Read Replies (2) of 78944
 
Imo Summa, BAC and C are buys at current price. I have small positions in both, intending to add if these stocks drop further.

C's poor management, crummy business decisions, greedy loans to sleazy financiers and third-rate companies, and the punishment of the company by justifiably (imo) angry government regulators --that's all trumped by Citigroup's very strong business franchises (global one stop, economies of scale, etc.). In other words, C screws up but keeps coming back. I'll bet it'll continue to do so. (both the idiotic and repugnant business practices and the muddling through).

There's a dividend yield that might offer some downside protection to the stocks. C has increased its dividend for the past eight years, BAC twelve consecutive years.

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