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Citigroup Q4 2025: Execution Is Improving, But the Valuation Still Depends on Delivery

Citigroup’s Q4 2025 results indicate improvement in core businesses despite profitability challenges due to restructuring costs. While investment banking fees rebounded and net interest income rose, returns on tangible equity remain below targets. The stock, anchored to tangible book value, offers potential upside if management executes consistently, appealing to patient value investors.

Accenture Q1 FY2026 Earnings: A Wonderful Business, Still Waiting for Growth

Accenture reported strong fiscal Q1 2026 results, exceeding revenue and earnings expectations while managing margins and generating cash. However, growth remains cautious with low-single-digit revenue increases. AI demand is emphasized as crucial for long-term growth, yet short-term challenges persist. The stock is viewed as fairly valued at approximately $270.


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