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Here's what's ahead on this week's investing insights.

City Group's third quarter results surpass Morning Stars expectations.

What Morning Stars analysts wants investors to keep in mind about the stock.

Plus, actively managed funds, netted a rare reversal, what you can do to improve your odds of picking

a winning active fund, and Social Security and Medicare have released their 2024 numbers.

Retirement reboot author Mark Miller will share a warning about choosing Medicare plans.

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Welcome to Investing Insights. I'm your host, Ivana Hampton. Let's get started to look at the

Morning Star headlines. City Group's third quarter earnings beat, Morning Stars and Wall

Street's estimates. The big bank reported earnings of $1.63 per share, fees and net interest income, or what a bank

earns on loans, also topped expectations. City Group still isn't making any changes to his

full-year outlook. The bank seems likely to surpass his full-year revenue forecast of $78 to $79 billion. Its expenses have remained on track.

Citigroup is outperforming when it comes to revenue growth. While the bank's revenue plan is

working so far, City will need to prove itself again next year. Morningstar predicts the upcoming

2024 expense outlook will be the next key update.

Its analysts think Citigroup's stock is worth $68 and undervalued. However, investors should

keep in mind the bank is still working on its turnaround. Strong travel demand lifted Delta

Airlines' third quarter earnings. The domestic airline brought in

nearly $2 billion in operating profit and paid down hundreds of millions of dollars in debt.

However, this past summer spike in jet fuel prices hurt profitability a bit. Less volatile costs like

labor and maintenance have risen for Delta and

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