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And you know, you have a company like Citigroup trading at a premium to its book value. As you know, Citigroup has made tremendous progress . They've done a lot of good things, but I mean, this is the cheapest among the major banks.

All other banks trade at large price premiums, you know, some at two or two and a half times their book value. So, there you have it, and you know, that's all I would consider a mid-range investment, I think.

I am going to lower my recommendation for Citigroup from neutral to ' sell'. That says something, because we usually see these kinds of large companies giving at most neutral advice.

Precisely. So I'm not going to recommend it today because of what Citi did this morning. I'm going to take a quick look back.

Dory Wiley, you prefer "Citi" a little more than the others, "Citi" bank. For City, they have a slightly greater opportunity to expand than before. The transformation plan is still bearing fruit there.

The CEO is doing a good job. The market places the price-to-earnings ratio slightly lower than the rest. Therefore, I think Citigroup should reach a price of 145. There is a lot of room for movement there.

The only concern I have about the financial positions at the moment is that they have started to fall below the 6% for tangible stocks that I prefer to maintain as a minimum . In fact, I prefer around 7 or 8 like community banks because they are too big to be bailed out when problems occur.

So, I'd like to see that change, but I think Citibank has the greatest opportunity for growth,