well I would take the 30G and dump it into H and K and be happy
or I could only use 20 and wait for citi to go belly up and use the other 10g to buy citi at .01 and sell when it hits .10 the next week. still be happy....see below
As stock plummets, Citi on the brink
Government help may be only option as market cap falls $160 billion in a year
By Sam Mamudi, MarketWatch
Last Update: 11/21/2008 1:52:00 PM
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- This time last year, Citigroup Inc. was valued at about
$180 billion. As of Friday morning, its market capitalization stood at $20
billion -- and its once-proud share price had shriveled to $3.75, a 16-year low.
Citigroup's share price has dropped more than 60% this week, and analysts are
starting to wonder just what the future holds for the financial-services company
(C), a Dow Jones Industrial Average component.
There are several options facing Citigroup as it tries to stem the decline.
It could sell some of its business units or even sell itself whole -- both are
under consideration, according a Wall Street Journal report -- or it could try to
buy itself time and gain market confidence by firing Vikram Pandit as chief
executive.
