> http://www.financialpost.com/m/story.html?id=2278444&s=Financials&p=2

> Anyone who says go long doesn't know what they're talking about and
> just have wishful thinking.  Trust me, the only ones on this board who
> are pushing long on Citi are newbies, college kids, and people who
> can't even grasp the fundamentals of English.  For those of you who
> have lost a lot of money listening to A. Ron and the like, now is your
> chance to make it all back on the short position.

> Sorry pigstock, you continue to lie that others are giving advice when
> you are the only one giving advice.

> On Nov 28, 10:17 am, piginsoc <pigin...@gmail.com> wrote:

> >http://www.financialpost.com/m/story.html?id=2278444&s=Financials&p=2

> > Anyone who says go long doesn't know what they're talking about and
> > just have wishful thinking.  Trust me, the only ones on this board who
> > are pushing long on Citi are newbies, college kids, and people who
> > can't even grasp the fundamentals of English.  For those of you who
> > have lost a lot of money listening to A. Ron and the like, now is your
> > chance to make it all back on the short position.- Hide quoted text -

> - Show quoted text -

> http://www.financialpost.com/m/story.html?id=2278444&s=Financials&p=2

> Anyone who says go long doesn't know what they're talking about and
> just have wishful thinking.  Trust me, the only ones on this board who
> are pushing long on Citi are newbies, college kids, and people who
> can't even grasp the fundamentals of English.  For those of you who
> have lost a lot of money listening to A. Ron and the like, now is your
> chance to make it all back on the short position.

> Some people are worse than the Sept 11 characters who tried to bring
> down the US financial system. They will look for any story to rally
> behind so to make a dollar on short selling, even if it means bring
> down whole banking sector.  This is a global free market system and
> there will alway be some underlying risk associated with cross boarder
> investments. C probably owes Dubai's regional investors more than its
> debt exposure to the region, so it  may have more indirect protection
> against loss than others. It has also stated that its exposure was
> minimal to Dubai World.  The Dubai government has access to plenty
> money to finish the project. It also has a stake in some of the banks
> with the most exposure.

> On Nov 28, 10:17 am, piginsoc <pigin...@gmail.com> wrote:

> >http://www.financialpost.com/m/story.html?id=2278444&s=Financials&p=2

> > Anyone who says go long doesn't know what they're talking about and
> > just have wishful thinking.  Trust me, the only ones on this board who
> > are pushing long on Citi are newbies, college kids, and people who
> > can't even grasp the fundamentals of English.  For those of you who
> > have lost a lot of money listening to A. Ron and the like, now is your
> > chance to make it all back on the short position.- Hide quoted text -

> - Show quoted text -

> http://www.financialpost.com/m/story.html?id=2278444&s=Financials&p=2

> Anyone who says go long doesn't know what they're talking about and
> just have wishful thinking.  Trust me, the only ones on this board who
> are pushing long on Citi are newbies, college kids, and people who
> can't even grasp the fundamentals of English.  For those of you who
> have lost a lot of money listening to A. Ron and the like, now is your
> chance to make it all back on the short position.

> stop shorting!

> I agree that C is a dog.  But if markets do shrug off Dubai on Monday,
> then we should at least see a gap fill at the 4.17 area.  I'll see how
> it acts there, and look for a quick short, or if it smokes 4.17 with a
> big volume spike, I'll be a pullback to that area.  I'm look at a
> short term time frame though, longer term I wonder if they'll avoid
> the zero mark or not.  Commercial real estate is next on the chopping
> block.

> Norrin.... Shorting C (or any other bank) might be a possible day
> trade for a quick $ and only possible because of the recent Dubai
> situation- otherwise it wouldn't be a smart idea. Recent C short
> numbers show that the big players are on the sideline with C.

> For an average Joe investor, like here plenty around, the message this
> piginsoc delivers is just fatal.... and will help to make maybe him
> rich (he want to charge for his "recommendation" and was pushing CIT
> as a better investment than C), but won't make the average Joe
> wealthy.

> Cheers.

> On Nov 28, 8:01 pm, Norrin Reading <norrinread...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > I agree that C is a dog.  But if markets do shrug off Dubai on Monday,
> > then we should at least see a gap fill at the 4.17 area.  I'll see how
> > it acts there, and look for a quick short, or if it smokes 4.17 with a
> > big volume spike, I'll be a pullback to that area.  I'm look at a
> > short term time frame though, longer term I wonder if they'll avoid
> > the zero mark or not.  Commercial real estate is next on the chopping
> > block.- Hide quoted text -

> - Show quoted text -

> actually norrin and pigin is right in this case... C is a crap
> stock...... dont hold it... i bought tons of call options at 4.50-4.75
> and lost tons on the downfall

> yeah.. pigin is a little bit of a pain when he keeps telling everyone
> to short, but if you actually had bought some put options or sold this
> when it was $5, you would be sitting happy now instead of having to
> hold on for xx amount of years.

> now dont get me wrong.. i am not neccessarily advocating to short C at
> all, but I am definately not recommending it as a buy and hold stock,
> unless you can buy it at $3.50 or lower

> On Nov 28, 8:19 pm, "sASCH." <emailausdruc...@googlemail.com> wrote:

> > Norrin.... Shorting C (or any other bank) might be a possible day
> > trade for a quick $ and only possible because of the recent Dubai
> > situation- otherwise it wouldn't be a smart idea. Recent C short
> > numbers show that the big players are on the sideline with C.

> > For an average Joe investor, like here plenty around, the message this
> > piginsoc delivers is just fatal.... and will help to make maybe him
> > rich (he want to charge for his "recommendation" and was pushing CIT
> > as a better investment than C), but won't make the average Joe
> > wealthy.

> > Cheers.

> > On Nov 28, 8:01 pm, Norrin Reading <norrinread...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > I agree that C is a dog.  But if markets do shrug off Dubai on Monday,
> > > then we should at least see a gap fill at the 4.17 area.  I'll see how
> > > it acts there, and look for a quick short, or if it smokes 4.17 with a
> > > big volume spike, I'll be a pullback to that area.  I'm look at a
> > > short term time frame though, longer term I wonder if they'll avoid
> > > the zero mark or not.  Commercial real estate is next on the chopping
> > > block.- Hide quoted text -

> > - Show quoted text -

> I don't think you should take advice from piginsoc. C is a very
> complex company which can very quickly burn short sellers. Although
> someone has recently been putting pressure on price in hopes that a
> story like Dubai would come along to push price down, it's price
> should double in the months ahead. The banks are really doing much
> better now than a year ago. Some people are just doing what we call
> 'trying to jawbone price down' in an effort to make a dime on put
> options... Piginsoc has been known to be wrong about certain picks or
> short term price moves and right now he is a little behind on his
> biased coin toss.

> On Nov 28, 10:48 pm, asdasd sdasd <advantagetennis...@gmail.com>
> wrote:

> > actually norrin and pigin is right in this case... C is a crap
> > stock...... dont hold it... i bought tons of call options at 4.50-4.75
> > and lost tons on the downfall

> > yeah.. pigin is a little bit of a pain when he keeps telling everyone
> > to short, but if you actually had bought some put options or sold this
> > when it was $5, you would be sitting happy now instead of having to
> > hold on for xx amount of years.

> > now dont get me wrong.. i am not neccessarily advocating to short C at
> > all, but I am definately not recommending it as a buy and hold stock,
> > unless you can buy it at $3.50 or lower

> > On Nov 28, 8:19 pm, "sASCH." <emailausdruc...@googlemail.com> wrote:

> > > Norrin.... Shorting C (or any other bank) might be a possible day
> > > trade for a quick $ and only possible because of the recent Dubai
> > > situation- otherwise it wouldn't be a smart idea. Recent C short
> > > numbers show that the big players are on the sideline with C.

> > > For an average Joe investor, like here plenty around, the message this
> > > piginsoc delivers is just fatal.... and will help to make maybe him
> > > rich (he want to charge for his "recommendation" and was pushing CIT
> > > as a better investment than C), but won't make the average Joe
> > > wealthy.

> > > Cheers.

> > > On Nov 28, 8:01 pm, Norrin Reading <norrinread...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > I agree that C is a dog.  But if markets do shrug off Dubai on Monday,
> > > > then we should at least see a gap fill at the 4.17 area.  I'll see how
> > > > it acts there, and look for a quick short, or if it smokes 4.17 with a
> > > > big volume spike, I'll be a pullback to that area.  I'm look at a
> > > > short term time frame though, longer term I wonder if they'll avoid
> > > > the zero mark or not.  Commercial real estate is next on the chopping
> > > > block.- Hide quoted text -

> > > - Show quoted text -

> C has no or very little exposure to Dubai and its exposure to
> commercial real-estate is only %3. Unemployment is starting to level
> off, and that goes for housing as well. C leads in modifications and
> has huge capital reserves. It's also focusing on foreign markets where
> all the current growth is. C is a buy anywhere between $4 and $5. Any
> dips are merely buying opportunities. I must say: some of you have
> very poor analytical skills. FYI. Jerk-offs like piginsoc will never
> going away, so just ignore them.

> On Nov 29, 4:51 am, jimmy <bass9...@msn.com> wrote:

> > I don't think you should take advice from piginsoc. C is a very
> > complex company which can very quickly burn short sellers. Although
> > someone has recently been putting pressure on price in hopes that a
> > story like Dubai would come along to push price down, it's price
> > should double in the months ahead. The banks are really doing much
> > better now than a year ago. Some people are just doing what we call
> > 'trying to jawbone price down' in an effort to make a dime on put
> > options... Piginsoc has been known to be wrong about certain picks or
> > short term price moves and right now he is a little behind on his
> > biased coin toss.

> > On Nov 28, 10:48 pm, asdasd sdasd <advantagetennis...@gmail.com>
> > wrote:

> > > actually norrin and pigin is right in this case... C is a crap
> > > stock...... dont hold it... i bought tons of call options at 4.50-4.75
> > > and lost tons on the downfall

> > > yeah.. pigin is a little bit of a pain when he keeps telling everyone
> > > to short, but if you actually had bought some put options or sold this
> > > when it was $5, you would be sitting happy now instead of having to
> > > hold on for xx amount of years.

> > > now dont get me wrong.. i am not neccessarily advocating to short C at
> > > all, but I am definately not recommending it as a buy and hold stock,
> > > unless you can buy it at $3.50 or lower

> > > On Nov 28, 8:19 pm, "sASCH." <emailausdruc...@googlemail.com> wrote:

> > > > Norrin.... Shorting C (or any other bank) might be a possible day
> > > > trade for a quick $ and only possible because of the recent Dubai
> > > > situation- otherwise it wouldn't be a smart idea. Recent C short
> > > > numbers show that the big players are on the sideline with C.

> > > > For an average Joe investor, like here plenty around, the message this
> > > > piginsoc delivers is just fatal.... and will help to make maybe him
> > > > rich (he want to charge for his "recommendation" and was pushing CIT
> > > > as a better investment than C), but won't make the average Joe
> > > > wealthy.

> > > > Cheers.

> > > > On Nov 28, 8:01 pm, Norrin Reading <norrinread...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > I agree that C is a dog.  But if markets do shrug off Dubai on Monday,
> > > > > then we should at least see a gap fill at the 4.17 area.  I'll see how
> > > > > it acts there, and look for a quick short, or if it smokes 4.17 with a
> > > > > big volume spike, I'll be a pullback to that area.  I'm look at a
> > > > > short term time frame though, longer term I wonder if they'll avoid
> > > > > the zero mark or not.  Commercial real estate is next on the chopping
> > > > > block.- Hide quoted text -

> > > > - Show quoted text -

> Um, do you all see that I did not write the article?  You all seem to
> blame me for everything.  Go look in the mirror if you want to see
> who's to blame for you all losing your ass in Citigroup.  Yourselves
> (and A. Ron).  If you listen to me, you make money.

> On Nov 29, 12:06 pm, pop <matthew.arth...@googlemail.com> wrote:

> > C has no or very little exposure to Dubai and its exposure to
> > commercial real-estate is only %3. Unemployment is starting to level
> > off, and that goes for housing as well. C leads in modifications and
> > has huge capital reserves. It's also focusing on foreign markets where
> > all the current growth is. C is a buy anywhere between $4 and $5. Any
> > dips are merely buying opportunities. I must say: some of you have
> > very poor analytical skills. FYI. Jerk-offs like piginsoc will never
> > going away, so just ignore them.

> > On Nov 29, 4:51 am, jimmy <bass9...@msn.com> wrote:

> > > I don't think you should take advice from piginsoc. C is a very
> > > complex company which can very quickly burn short sellers. Although
> > > someone has recently been putting pressure on price in hopes that a
> > > story like Dubai would come along to push price down, it's price
> > > should double in the months ahead. The banks are really doing much
> > > better now than a year ago. Some people are just doing what we call
> > > 'trying to jawbone price down' in an effort to make a dime on put
> > > options... Piginsoc has been known to be wrong about certain picks or
> > > short term price moves and right now he is a little behind on his
> > > biased coin toss.

> > > On Nov 28, 10:48 pm, asdasd sdasd <advantagetennis...@gmail.com>
> > > wrote:

> > > > actually norrin and pigin is right in this case... C is a crap
> > > > stock...... dont hold it... i bought tons of call options at 4.50-4.75
> > > > and lost tons on the downfall

> > > > yeah.. pigin is a little bit of a pain when he keeps telling everyone
> > > > to short, but if you actually had bought some put options or sold this
> > > > when it was $5, you would be sitting happy now instead of having to
> > > > hold on for xx amount of years.

> > > > now dont get me wrong.. i am not neccessarily advocating to short C at
> > > > all, but I am definately not recommending it as a buy and hold stock,
> > > > unless you can buy it at $3.50 or lower

> > > > On Nov 28, 8:19 pm, "sASCH." <emailausdruc...@googlemail.com> wrote:

> > > > > Norrin.... Shorting C (or any other bank) might be a possible day
> > > > > trade for a quick $ and only possible because of the recent Dubai
> > > > > situation- otherwise it wouldn't be a smart idea. Recent C short
> > > > > numbers show that the big players are on the sideline with C.

> > > > > For an average Joe investor, like here plenty around, the message this
> > > > > piginsoc delivers is just fatal.... and will help to make maybe him
> > > > > rich (he want to charge for his "recommendation" and was pushing CIT
> > > > > as a better investment than C), but won't make the average Joe
> > > > > wealthy.

> > > > > Cheers.

> > > > > On Nov 28, 8:01 pm, Norrin Reading <norrinread...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > > I agree that C is a dog.  But if markets do shrug off Dubai on Monday,
> > > > > > then we should at least see a gap fill at the 4.17 area.  I'll see how
> > > > > > it acts there, and look for a quick short, or if it smokes 4.17 with a
> > > > > > big volume spike, I'll be a pullback to that area.  I'm look at a
> > > > > > short term time frame though, longer term I wonder if they'll avoid
> > > > > > the zero mark or not.  Commercial real estate is next on the chopping
> > > > > > block.- Hide quoted text -

> > > > > - Show quoted text -

> Um, do you all see that I did not write the article?  You all seem to
> blame me for everything.  Go look in the mirror if you want to see
> who's to blame for you all losing your ass in Citigroup.  Yourselves
> (and A. Ron).  If you listen to me, you make money.

> On Nov 29, 12:06 pm, pop <matthew.arth...@googlemail.com> wrote:

> > C has no or very little exposure to Dubai and its exposure to
> > commercial real-estate is only %3. Unemployment is starting to level
> > off, and that goes for housing as well. C leads in modifications and
> > has huge capital reserves. It's also focusing on foreign markets where
> > all the current growth is. C is a buy anywhere between $4 and $5. Any
> > dips are merely buying opportunities. I must say: some of you have
> > very poor analytical skills. FYI. Jerk-offs like piginsoc will never
> > going away, so just ignore them.

> > On Nov 29, 4:51 am, jimmy <bass9...@msn.com> wrote:

> > > I don't think you should take advice from piginsoc. C is a very
> > > complex company which can very quickly burn short sellers. Although
> > > someone has recently been putting pressure on price in hopes that a
> > > story like Dubai would come along to push price down, it's price
> > > should double in the months ahead. The banks are really doing much
> > > better now than a year ago. Some people are just doing what we call
> > > 'trying to jawbone price down' in an effort to make a dime on put
> > > options... Piginsoc has been known to be wrong about certain picks or
> > > short term price moves and right now he is a little behind on his
> > > biased coin toss.

> > > On Nov 28, 10:48 pm, asdasd sdasd <advantagetennis...@gmail.com>
> > > wrote:

> > > > actually norrin and pigin is right in this case... C is a crap
> > > > stock...... dont hold it... i bought tons of call options at 4.50-4.75
> > > > and lost tons on the downfall

> > > > yeah.. pigin is a little bit of a pain when he keeps telling everyone
> > > > to short, but if you actually had bought some put options or sold this
> > > > when it was $5, you would be sitting happy now instead of having to
> > > > hold on for xx amount of years.

> > > > now dont get me wrong.. i am not neccessarily advocating to short C at
> > > > all, but I am definately not recommending it as a buy and hold stock,
> > > > unless you can buy it at $3.50 or lower

> > > > On Nov 28, 8:19 pm, "sASCH." <emailausdruc...@googlemail.com> wrote:

> > > > > Norrin.... Shorting C (or any other bank) might be a possible day
> > > > > trade for a quick $ and only possible because of the recent Dubai
> > > > > situation- otherwise it wouldn't be a smart idea. Recent C short
> > > > > numbers show that the big players are on the sideline with C.

> > > > > For an average Joe investor, like here plenty around, the message this
> > > > > piginsoc delivers is just fatal.... and will help to make maybe him
> > > > > rich (he want to charge for his "recommendation" and was pushing CIT
> > > > > as a better investment than C), but won't make the average Joe
> > > > > wealthy.

> > > > > Cheers.

> > > > > On Nov 28, 8:01 pm, Norrin Reading <norrinread...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > > I agree that C is a dog.  But if markets do shrug off Dubai on Monday,
> > > > > > then we should at least see a gap fill at the 4.17 area.  I'll see how
> > > > > > it acts there, and look for a quick short, or if it smokes 4.17 with a
> > > > > > big volume spike, I'll be a pullback to that area.  I'm look at a
> > > > > > short term time frame though, longer term I wonder if they'll avoid
> > > > > > the zero mark or not.  Commercial real estate is next on the chopping
> > > > > > block.- Hide quoted text -

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