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Hmm, everyone is gaga over GME and AMC which could uh blow up anytime now costing you biggly. Meanwhile a hidden gem is in plain sight. C is over 25% under valued and it was so at the price of 61 a share. The stock has fallen a bit more to 58 a share which only makes that undervalued percentage increase. Stock buybacks is a coming Q1 sometime. Also they pay out a juicy divvy (0.51 x 4). They have a lot of exposure to foreign markets which btw is expected to recover long before the U.S does due to our uh lack of Covid response (honesty our cure rollout has been a fucking travesty so far). KO is another gem. Do you really think the Coke will not be flowing like wine come summer/fall 2021?.. Disney parks will be open as will restaurants. What drink gets served by default at these places, Coke pure and simple.

What the hell man. Here you have a company that's legit 25% or more below value price currently, is paying out a healthy divvy that didn't get cut at all due to covid (unlike say Wells Fargo), is getting ready for buybacks sometime in Q1 and if you act today you can bag the first divvy payout of the year.. Meanwhile people flood into AMC which is in decline.. Hey it's your money and all but which would be the smarter move? Buying a company that's on sale and healthy or a company that's on the rocks.

P.S - Bring on the Holodecks already, all these anime pics have made my dick sore, I want the real thing (or real anime) damnit!!.

Reminder: C (Citi) is over 25% below the fair value price. Ex-Div is friday. Buybacks happening in Q1 sometime to boot.

Stock buybacks this year. A healthy 0.51 x 4 divvy, still undervalued (thus loads of upside left) = Profit for me..

Bought some C on the dip today. 124 shares. I ain't scared. Stock buybacks is on the way sometime this year. Plus they're still paying out that divvy without delay or resorting to a nasty haircut to weather the Covid storm.