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Citigroup Inc. · end-of-day data as of Nov 13, 2026

Citigroup
C · $205B
$124.010.0%
Nov 13, 2026 · close
$120$130SepOctNov9:3016:003 months -9.4%Nov 13 · close
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  • PT$150.08 +21.0%
  • ConsensusBuy · 23
  • P/E vs own-17.3%
  • P/E vs sector-16.7%
  • Trendbullish
  • MACD0.58
  • Sector▲ -1.8%
Neutral
  • Earnings in62d
  • P/E12.1x
  • RSI50
  • Support-3.4%
  • Resistance+1.9%
  • Off 52w high-16.2%
  • Volume0.8x
  • Bollingerupper half
  • News1.00
  • 52w range$96–$148
  • ATR+2.7%
  • Off ATH-78.2%
  • InsidersNone in 90d
  • MA20×50↑ in ~38d
▼ 2
  • FCF yield-11.7%
  • MAs1 of 4

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Is Citigroup a good stock to buy?

Citigroup is strong on 2 of the 2 questions about the business. The price is about usual: 12.1 times its earnings, near its 3-year median of 14.2 (Nov 13, 2026). pretickt does not say whether to buy or sell.

  1. Economics profits growing
  2. Execution delivers
  3. Fragility no reading
  4. Price about usual
EconomicsDoes it make good money?profits growing

C profit per share

+17%in its last fiscal year

Citigroup's earnings per share grew 17% in fiscal 2025, to $6.97.

ExecutionDoes it deliver what it promises?delivers

C earnings vs estimates

7 of 8quarters above the analysts' estimate

Citigroup beat the analysts' profit estimate in 7 of its last 8 quarters, the latest on Oct 13, 2026.

C insider selling

-$23.04Msold, net, by its executives in 12 months

Citigroup's executives and directors sold a net $23.04M of shares in the 12 months to Nov 13, 2026; none bought.

C number of employees

-1%fewer people in a year

Citigroup had 226,000 employees at the end of fiscal 2025, 1% fewer than a year before.

C CEO pay

$95.76Mfor fiscal 2025, 92% of it in stock and options

Citigroup paid its CEO $95.76M for fiscal 2025, 92% of it in stock and options.

Fragility risksCould something break it?no reading

C shareholders institutional ownership

pretickt analysis
  • BlackRock8.8% ▼
  • Vanguard8.2% ▼
  • State Street4.5% ▼
2,784institutions hold it; the largest sold shares

2,784 institutions hold 78% of Citigroup's shares (Jun 30, 2026); BlackRock, Vanguard and State Street sold some.

Price valuationIs the price reasonable?about usual

C price vs profit P/E ratio

12.1×a year's earnings

Citigroup's P/E ratio is 12.1 (Nov 13, 2026), near its 3-year median of 14.2.

C price vs assets price to book

1.0×times what its assets are worth on paper

Citigroup trades at 1.0 times its book value (Nov 13, 2026); its peers' median is 2.0.

C price vs peers

pretickt analysis12.1×a year's earnings, against its peers

Investors pay 12.1 times Citigroup's earnings (Nov 13, 2026), more than for Wells Fargo (12.1), less than for American Express (18.0), JPMorgan Chase (14.5) and Bank of America (12.2).

C analysts' target price target

+21%to their average target

Analysts' average price target for Citigroup is $150, 21% above the Nov 13, 2026 close of $124.01.

What is Citigroup's P/E ratio?

Citigroup's P/E ratio is 12.1 (Nov 13, 2026), near its 3-year median of 14.2. Investors pay 12.1 times Citigroup's earnings (Nov 13, 2026), more than for Wells Fargo (12.1), less than for American Express (18.0), JPMorgan Chase (14.5) and Bank of America (12.2).

Are insiders selling Citigroup stock?

Citigroup's executives and directors sold a net $23.04M of shares in the 12 months to Nov 13, 2026; none bought.

Who owns Citigroup stock?

2,784 institutions hold 78% of Citigroup's shares (Jun 30, 2026); BlackRock, Vanguard and State Street sold some.

How many employees does Citigroup have?

Citigroup had 226,000 employees at the end of fiscal 2025, 1% fewer than a year before.

From the companies' statements (FMP), their filings read by pretickt, the analysts and the insiders, as of Nov 13, 2026. Each card says what a fact means for its question, never what to do with the stock: for information only, not investment advice.