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Kek, let this roll for a year. Collect divvies and get a tax break all in one go. Sell some after bidding my time for a nice profit without the tax headache at $65 - 70 per. While I bid my time and whatnot I just live life and dump money into my total market fund on nasty dips as they come up.

Collect the 0.51 x 4 divvy while I wait for the stock price to climb back to 65. (the high was 80). Hey could be worse fates; I could actually fucking lose over 14,000 on some penny shit v.s just kicking back and sleeping like a baby.

Board declared the divvy payout today. 0.51 per paid out on 11/25. Got 318 shares. Assuming the stock price remains low 40s - 45 I'll get 3.60 shares on that date.

You were warned. Now who's laughing? Me for one.

Undervalued as hell. Posted a nice Q3 earning where they beat annalist expectations. (This was 80+ before the virus). Median price is in the low 60s. It's low 40s today.

Their earning report beat expectations and is showing that the corner is being turned. The divvy is still healthy and intact (0.51 x 4). The yield is a nice 4+%. I don't turn 40 years old for a bit over 2 years so what the hell. Could be worse fates than letting that divvy reinvest and watch as the gains pile up.. 2021, 2022 will be all yeah baby lets blow money! hoopla,etc and soon this shit year will be forgotten. You'll be fucking glad as hell you bagged cheap stocks during this year's sale event.

The 24 analysts offering 12-month price forecasts for Citigroup Inc have a median target of 64.00, with a high estimate of 100.00 and a low estimate of 43.60. The median estimate represents a +42.49% increase from the last price of 44.92.
Plus that 0.51 x 4 divvy & 4+% yield.

C (Citi). Still cheap as fuck. Median price is 64. The high is 80. Yield; 4+% w/0.51 x 4 divvy. Currently going for low, mid 40s. Dump 10,000 or more into it and wait. Collect gains and divvies while your waiting. P.S - Still time to collect last divvy for this year, may be the last time to collect it while the stock is this cheap to boot.