You have to think Citigroup is f***ed if a share of their stock is worth less than the fee they charge to use one of their Citibank ATMs

Yes, indeed.  Citigroup common stock dipped below a dollar today.

Shares of Citigroup, once the nation's most powerful bank, hit an all time low of 97 cents on Thursday. It is a 95.56% drop from the same period last year. The bank's 52-week high was $27.35 on April 28, 2008. According to WSJ's Market Watch, the stock reached an all-time high of $57 a share on Dec. 18, 2006.

Ouch.  From the most powerful bank in the country to swirling the financial toilet bowl.

It now costs more to order an item from the dollar menu at McDonald's than buy a share of this monument to failed economic policy and ultra-lax regulatory oversight.

Huffington Post offers a brief slide show of the things that cost MORE than a share in Citigroup, including dental floss and an episode of Family Guy off iTunes.

And remember, somewhere around 36% of this financial albatross belongs to the US taxpayers.  Can we pick 'em or what?