1. Citigroup's stock has risen 20% since January, prompting a downgrade to Hold due to diminished upside potential; 2. The bank must demonstrate sustained earnings growth and improved returns to justify higher valuations, despite trading at a discount; 3. Investors are advised to wait for a pullback or new catalysts, as Citi's current valuation hinges on proving long-term profitability amid weaker ROE and margins compared to peers.
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