GS

95Daphne

Ended up closing up up today on the EoM rebalance. But GS, oof, ouch, ouchie.

Samjabr

Cant find the reason why GS down so much?

leomeng

Buying a bunch of GS BX

themarketapex

Alright nerds, since Fridays are always the most exciting, these are the top 10 trades for the day... SO FAR. Watch MSFT calls be #1 by market close. (all times in PST, the superior weather timezone) 1. **PSKY** – $12.50 C (02/27) 🟢 +8,562% Buy: 6:37 AM → Sell: 10:20 AM 2. **AXP** – $320 P (02/27) 🟢 +6,971% Buy: 6:33 AM → Sell: 9:40 AM 3. **RUN** – $14 P (02/27) 🟢 +4,363% Buy: 6:47 AM → Sell: 10:30 AM 4. **WFC** – $82 P (02/27) 🟢 +3,698% Buy: 6:34 AM → Sell: 9:46 AM 5. **C** – $111 P (02/27) 🟢 +3,538% Buy: 6:34 AM → Sell: 9:44 AM 6. **GS** – $880 P (02/27) 🟢 +2,824% Buy: 6:33 AM → Sell: 9:52 AM 7. **JNJ** – $247.50 C (02/27) 🟢 +2,164% Buy: 7:28 AM → Sell: 10:08 AM 8. **BE** – $157.50 P (02/27) 🟢 +2,074% Buy: 7:48 AM → Sell: 10:28 AM 9. **NBIS** – $92 P (02/27) 🟢 +2,032% Buy: 7:34 AM → Sell: 10:26 AM 10. **ENPH** – $43.50 P (02/27) 🟢 +1,571% Buy: 6:30 AM → Sell: 10:30 AM

AluminiumCaffeine

GS slaughtered too, seems very dramatic to me

Aggressive-Ad-2707

Tf happened to GS?

ThinkingOfTheOldDays

GS down 7.5%. surely this is bullish

Happy_Discussion_536

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ilovemathematikz

EXIT YOUR GOLD MINER POSITIONS, ENTER MINERAL//CRUDE POSITIONS INSTEAD. JPM PUT MAR 6 STRIKE 292.5 MS PUT MAR 6 STRIKE 167.5 GM PUT MAR 6 STRIKE 78 GS PUT MAR 6 STRIKE 875 The puts above are 3000% data backed, this will print, don’t believe me? /remindme If you have questions ask.

Beneficial_Week_7028

Idk why people only think Tech or AI is doing well, there’s a lot of financial companies doing really well GS is up 50% in the past year

JayRoo83

GS is doing a non AI index if you guys want to lose money in new ways

Fit_Attitude_2781

But you have to admit that it would be very odd if there was a stock which is most likely to multiply by seven, right? Would not everyone pick it up? Or at least the smart money? Or do you think you are really better at recognizing such a generational opportunity? Think about it, banks today are leveraged at around 13 times, meaning if they would take this stock it would multiply their own investment by 80. Do you think they are all missing that at JPM or GS? Or is it more likely that you estimate is a not so likely bullcase which could of course happen but isn't conservative or likely.

yaMomsChestHair

Boring tickers to the moon by Friday. $GS $PG

Fishherr

Dealers are still long from 6800-6700. CTA for BOFA, GS is 6735-6775. You would need a big boy to really sell hard and get a full downward affect. You just donated to Wall Street unfortunately. Best of luck to you.

KingRegardothe2nd

>Wall Street opened the week under heavy pressure as risk sentiment deteriorated on AI-related credit concerns and fresh trade uncertainty amid the feud between President Donald Trump and the Supreme Court. >The blue-chip index was weighed down by sharp losses in financial names. A wave of selling hit asset managers after concerns emerged around a private credit fund managed by Blue Owl Capital Inc. (NYSE:OWL). The firm announced it is liquidating $1.4 billion in assets to raise money to pay out individual investors Apollo Global Management Inc. (NYSE:APO) sank 6.6% on the day, marking its worst session since Liberation Day. Blackstone Inc. (NYSE:BX) slid 6.7% and has now dropped 16% over the past three sessions, its steepest three-day decline since March 2020, touching the lowest level since late 2023. Ares Management Corp. (NYSE:ARES) fell 6.3% KKR & Co. Inc. (NYSE:KKR) tumbled 8.3%, extending its monthly loss to 20%, the worst stretch since 2015. The weakness spilled into established financial heavyweights. American Express (NYSE:AXP) dropped 7.4%, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (NYSE:GS) lost 3.5% and JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE:JPM) retreated 4.5%. For the broader Financials Select Sector SPDR Fund (NYSE:XLF) it’s the worst day since early April 2025.

CryptoBoy-007

I think GS is wrong.

Delicious_Put_5857

"former goldman" "ex-GS" etc. basically ex-wendys dumpster in terms of how much ur opinion is likely to be right

xjcln

Yeah I think crypto being easy to buy now is why there are so many crypto bears... at this point I just don't see much reason for the price to go up anymore. The tech is almost 20 years old... other stuff the same age as BTC includes the iPhone 3GS and Google Chrome, to put that in perspective. If it was going to be used as actual money or digital gold it would have happened by now. Without a real use case the only thing holding up the price is hoping there are enough idiots out there to pay you more for ur crypto then u paid for it, and with it being so easy to buy I think we are running out of idiots. It may take a bit, but I think when the next major recession hits the ground will be the limit for BTC.

dagroup

Here's 3 that I see as worthwhile, long term plays AND they have options which qualifies for inclusion in this forum; GORY = Gold Royalty, UROY = Uranium Royalty, GEVO = Oil I have 2 others for N. America, but not USA. no options, buy stock only. Anyone willing to diversify and buy foreign through regulated foreign brokers where you get the exchange price and not a GS / WFC inflated price, let me know. I have 2 that pay dividends, and a few that are pure growth at this time. FULL DISCLOSURE: I have options or shares in everyone. They are long term holds for me.

AnyPortInAHurricane

If you had any real skill, you would not be here posting tlDR , you would be working for $GS

Bsj7ev52csj63

LooOok at SUPAMICROOO!! 12 Birrion in backrog.... WUT HAPPEN? Why 20 dolla stock now. You know why? Cause GS SUCKS DICK.

baconography

Notice how suddenly these days, at open, it acts like a risk-on equity? And then at some point ~~JPM and GS~~ the market reverses to consider it a defensive, risk-off asset?

Magikarpical

i have $GS and $JPM and have held since mid 2020. somehow they've missed the sell off for finance stocks like Schwab. i'm +400% on GS.

No-Improvement3164

All the more reason too. CAT and GS make up 20%. Have you looked at those charts? 😂

RougeRock170

Interesting. I don’t know the history of the name and it does sound like something GS would come up with. But they definitely have a BRICS bank in Shanghai and some sort of an organization that tries to get those countries to work together. Definitely only an economic and not military alliance and seems pretty informal

DMT1703

Donald Trump wants to make industrial rise again. (CAT) People are poor as shit. ( WMT) Low risk investment. (GS)

No-Improvement3164

GS WMT and CAT are on steroids the last 3 years or something.

No-Improvement3164

CAT and GS make up 20%. I guess CAT 🐈 only goes up like SLV?

Keizman55

First thing is I only trade companies that I understand what they do and how they make the majority of their money. Next, I am a Fidelity customer so I use their resources and check what the analysts recommendations are. If they don’t align with my view I try to see what I am missing. I also use their screener to filter on the major variables that others have listed but am not strict on those unless some negative really stands out. I also read or listen to their earnings calls and have alerts set for any news on their tickers. I picked up AMAT a few months ago and had a good understanding of their business and have done really well with it, wish I had trusted myself enough to hold through earnings overnight. My other tickers that I have done well with here and there are V, GS, KO, MA, MSFT, COST. I try to avoid holding through earnings because I got burnt with Costco - was 100% right on fundamentals but earnings call comments killed it (“…something, something, something, expect tariff headwinds…”)

spyputs1

O’really? I guess $14 trillion in American 401ks and $19 trillion in IRA’s just chump change to wallstreet. All these people pumping liquidity every month goes somewhere no? When your broker “sells” you 10 shares of SPY where does the transaction happen? On the lit exchange? Fk no it goes to citadel or one of the market makers that settles it from inventory in a dark pool. The lit exchange only sees institutional trades. Let’s say I’m bill gates and I want to unload my 3 million shares of SPY do you think he just limit orders on the open market? No he goes to GS and they parce it out in dark pools at top dollar and keeping the haircut. When the big boys are done selling at top dollar they run the tape down and pick up deals at the bottom just like it happened in the tariff tantrum last year. This retarded idea that market makers and wallstreet is this honest law abiding enterprise is childishly stupid naive

Samjabr

Puts on GS - The pedophile friendly bank. https://preview.redd.it/s29vrc7iaajg1.jpeg?width=589&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1ec094cffe492d6f326bfb2efae7e2b41bed83d3

WickedSensitiveCrew

Added to KNSL, GS, MCO, and SPGI.

DreamLand2269

Wow Spotify Hail Mary saved my @$$. Still alive… Tues spot +6K Wed missed out big Thu jumped into poots (sandisk, intel, micron) +2K Fri overnight poots in GS, Tesla and others +1K 9X week when I thought I was done. Now time to go to GA 😬 https://preview.redd.it/5nal2ugr7ajg1.jpeg?width=1320&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=47cb77903686b940bb92a4172064d120b3bad509

Bsj7ev52csj63

Remamba guys. GOLDMAN SACHS HIRES TOP EXECUTIVES WITH CLOSE ASSOCIATION TO CHILD RAPIST EPSTEIN. GOLDMAN SACHS SUPPORTS PEDOPHILES! GS: Fck you....SUCK ON YOUR PR DISASTER

ConstantEfficiency83

Hey guys, remember when GS said that downward pressure this week could trigger massive algo dumps? Yeah, we’re less than 1% away from where SPY has double bottomed during this shit.

Mug_of_coffee

GS has it coming in @ 2.4, whereas expectation is 2.5. if so, it supports the rate cut narrative.

Wowmuchrya

Average price target for JPM and GS unloading to bagholders yea

SlyCooper007

I already bought more in the trough! I cant buy anymore! Lol 

JeffBurke

From a GS analyst (despite I am always a bit skeptical about their motives, but this one might be spot on): "One lesson from historical examples of industries facing disruption risk is that share price stability requires stability in the earnings outlook. A strong buy-the-dip mindset in these stocks hasn't yet materialized, and it's unclear what positive catalyst could get investors interested again."

Rare-ish_Birb

GS, CAT and VZ the new kids on the DJIA block soaking up the capital leaving MSFT, AMZN and UNH.

Rare-ish_Birb

Up on the backs of GS and, if you can believe it, CAT, which is expanding their energy division to address power needs for AI data centers.

WasteSchool2317

Coupang isn’t a growth company anymore, and the valuation gap makes that impossible to ignore. A business trading at an 88× P/E needs expanding margins, rising market share, and a durable competitive moat. Coupang has none of those left. The logistics advantage that once justified its story is disappearing as Korea’s retail superchains—Lotte, Shinsegae, GS, Homeplus—activate delivery networks they’ve refined over decades. These companies already have nationwide warehouses, fleets, and trained labor. They aren’t competing with Coupang; they’re absorbing the customers who are leaving it. At the same time, the legal and regulatory environment has turned hostile. Coupang faces investigations, civil and criminal exposure, and the likelihood of heavy penalties and restitution. Public sentiment is sharply negative, and in Korea, a foreign‑owned company under political and social scrutiny rarely gets the benefit of the doubt. The combination of reputational damage, legal risk, and intensifying competition leaves no room for the kind of margin expansion a high‑multiple stock requires. When you strip away the narrative and look at the numbers, the valuation collapses. A company with shrinking trust, thinning margins, and rising liabilities doesn’t command a premium multiple. On a book‑value basis, the equity looks closer to a sub‑$1 stock. Even if you’re extremely generous and treat Coupang like Amazon—a company with global scale, diversified revenue, and real pricing power—the comparable P/E would be around 23, which implies roughly $4.25 per share. Smart money sees this. They’re exiting because the math is simple and the direction is clear. The only people who get hurt in these situations are the ones who stay on the boat after it starts taking on water.

Winter-Extension-366

MS QDS seems to build right way- BofA systematic flows monitor also is done by a team that knows what they're doing and is creative in exploring the dataset; UBS good, I haven't seen anything great out of GS besides the broad top-line concepts and their gamma quilt from FOF is not always helpful

FSO88

Equity Sales at GS, MS, etc.

ThinkingOfTheOldDays

price weighted so CAT, GS, and other high price stocks tend to lift it

Rare-ish_Birb

DIA is outperforming on the backs of GS and CAT, neither of which will stay elevated if we get a hint of ai capital spend normalizing.

thugtronic

https://preview.redd.it/c3837lvrljig1.png?width=834&format=png&auto=webp&s=f909b590dbe433b93bafe09ec42228dcb73f72ce GS says the same shit (can only post one screen shot but they said XLE benefits from the rising power demand so even if oil stay here they still make bank

jazzgrackle

I’m betting PLTR is going to rip through the week. Momentum today surviving the GS sell off. It’s time to rock

ChornWork2

must be on first part. no way had shareholders with existing positions dumping $1 trillion of shares. $33bn figure is just what GS has modeled as selling pressure from CTAs if see more declines. article discusses a range of other factors (poor liquidity, high vol, short gamma, etc) with the overall narrative being may have a lot of chop and markets aren't looking like they were in dips of last year.

Jballer200k

did i miss NVDA news other than the GS price target increase?

mollusc_in_the_wind

GS disagrees

STierMansierre

Well, we are heading toward a global debt crisis, money is moving back to less risky positions. Gold and Silver probably wasn't supposed to be a pump and dump on retail investors but major players like GS and JPM were looking at those prices and probably salivating to take those gains and maintain a profitable balance. And so they did. As far as the tech sector, I don't think AI is a Ponzi or a pump, necessarily. I think the market is finally pricing in the risk of lacking ROI and also filtering out non-players as AI tech matures. So anyway, you've seen a bump in industrials as the money was reallocated. I don't think this was a "crash." CEOs played earnings/capex chicken with investors and investors are trying to get them to swerve first. Anyway, proper diversification could see you through such swings with minimal loss. And on Japan, at least they're taking their economic situation seriously. The US admin seems to be exacerbating the issues in all honesty.

Fine-Masterpiece1953

Dow blasting past 50k in just 431 trading days from 40k is nuts, fastest ever—financials like GS carrying it with that steady 4.4% unemployment and rate cuts, even after bitcoin's dump.

ryallen23

SPY might not be diverse and high quality enough to compensate for the AI bet doesn’t pay off. But infinite versions of a portfolio with stocks inside it totally would. Let’s make two up real quick with a goal of doing well without crash risk the next 5 years - 1) GS, WMT, AVGO, MA, GE 2) PM, UBER, HOOD, BK, CRWD

BuySlySellSlow

Sounds like I made the $100K that you lost... Did you have LLY puts for their earnings? And GS puts today?

Ok_Cry7572

There it is: this week saw the biggest shorting on record (GS prime) You know what that means

d33p7r0ubl3

GS carrying the index

Acrobatic-Song-3151

I was selling a Conseco analyst a high end car before the fiscal crisis and he told me, “You know nothing and never will because we’re on the line with these companies all day.” I should’ve taken his advice and bought indexes as well. To recover from GS I plowed into SSO and made it back. By the time the flash crash occurred I’d learned so much, but was still reckless.  Buying VT now because at 46 it’s time to get even more lame.  What’s your international exposure as a % of your equity portfolio? 

D74248

I upvoted you, so all is good! No one is right all of the time. It is just that Cramer is always loud, so his misjudgments look like screwups. Buffett and GS was an education for me. It was when I realized just how different big money was from little money. Yea, Buffett invested. Yea, the banking system is saved. But he got preferred shares paying 10% + warrants for 5 billion in stock that were good for 5 years -- way beyond anything available to us littles. It changed my perception of his advice for us littles to just invest in the S&P 500 from advice given by a wise uncle to a pat on the head given to a pet dog.

Acrobatic-Song-3151

Damn, you’re right. I downvoted myself. I was young enough then I was making brilliant moves like going all in on GS, after the buffet investment, from $120 down to $80. 50k in one stock when that’s about all I had. “ No! No! No! Bear Stearns is fine. Do not take your money out. Bear Stearns is not trouble. If anything, they’re more likely to be taken over. Don’t move your money from Bear. That’s just being silly. Don’t be silly.”  

BuySlySellSlow

I made money on LLY earnings and went into today 70% cash. Bought into so major dips on GS... Already up. Not smart, just lucky on my end. 🤑

95Daphne

Yeah it's not going to be a popular take, but at this point, it's fair to be concerned that this looks 2022 esque, really, with what "old energy" is doing (and the pain ex oil and maybe staples is probably incoming, that reversal by industrials was ugly yesterday and I know my GS got hurt badly yesterday). I DO however have my doubts it gets that bad. I'm not sure Trump can do much to stymie this (outside of maybe quit on the Warsh pick and go for Waller, which I and many others would be fine with actually even though he's Republican and we're not fans of Trump), but he might try his best. What was a 30%+ decline for the tech sector in 2022 may be more like 20-25%, closer to 2018 or last year, and temporary.

WickedSensitiveCrew

GS my stock pick. MS has other levers with etrade but GS has more upside imo.

Outrageous_Tip_2133

If you are positioning to buy a stock (or multiple stocks) to benefit from the mergers & acquisition boom this yar, what would be the top picks? GS, MS, EVR, PIPR? MS seems to be the most reasonably priced based on P/E. GS seems to have ran up too much last year and probably priced in the M&A boom already? any thoughts?

Outrageous_Tip_2133

If you are positioning to buy a stock (or multiple stocks) to benefit from the mergers & acquisition boom this yar, what would be the top picks? GS, MS, EVR, PIPR? MS seems to be the most reasonably priced based on P/E. GS seems to have ran up too much last year and probably priced in the M&A boom already? any thoughts?

WickedSensitiveCrew

Almost bought NVO yesterday. Went with COF and GS. COF and GS red today but not as much as NVO.

Outrageous_Tip_2133

Or a lot of private equity stocks like APO, KKR, etc. Or Investment banking stocks like GS, MS, etc. Or just boring bank stocks like JPM,, WFC. While Mag 7 and tech has been hyped up, a lot of financial stocks have done really well since Covid and outperformed most tech names except NVDA.

jocean99

When do you start your new job at GS oh great one?

ethereal3xp

Gold and Silver rising again These institutions are something else. I won't fall for their artifically created panics again. JPM, GS, Citadel... all of them. Terrible games.

BuddyIsMyHomie

lol GS and I don’t mean Goldman Sachs but keep doin’ you 👍

coastalwebdev

I think it’s wise to consider that everything GS says is designed to manipulate the markets. So to what end? The effect of a story like this is that more retail investors will buy into a high risk environment that they probably shouldn’t be buying into. Then like you say GS and other market movers will start to sell off, and retail investors will be left holding the bag. Lots of exceptions to this, but I think they’re just helping move the market the way they want, not predicting how the market will move.

BernardoDeGalvez

9/10 months ago, bank of america, moddys, GS... all the big boys were calling to sell everything and pack. They said it was too risky to stay in us equities... blah blah blah... I am old enough to remember this has been a thing since... for ever They do create the fear and the greed artificially with news like this.

ccache

Because this is reddit and everything is trumps fault. He's living rent free in their heads. Sadly the highly regarded libs have flooded this sub too after GS.

MarkusEF

Silver $117 to $103 in 3 hours. This is what happens when JP Morgan, GS, Citadel et al decide to unload on retail. I wonder if this will cool the speculative mania for a bit.

Ok_Opportunity2693

Calling BS, I doubt your compliance team wouldn’t allow trading in options. At GS we were barred from buying anything other than broad-market ETFs (no options of any kind allowed), with a 30 day minimum holding period.

GoZukkYourself

"The PEG ratio (P/E to 3-year forward EPS growth) of mega-cap tech has declined to just 1.4x, which matches the trough reached in 2022." - GS https://preview.redd.it/gigmq3aibpfg1.png?width=848&format=png&auto=webp&s=b12c19d32a579785d6a364535624c9599395ca4f

GreenPlasticChair

If you measure after an unprecedented bull run then ofc that will be the case. It seems more dishonest to use that to flatten history and portray US markets as always having been the best place to have been invested across 5/10/25/50 years. It is not an alternative metric to look at how markets perform in set periods of time, “the lost decade” is referenced all the time and many [(incl GS)](https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2025-11-13/goldman-sachs-makes-the-case-for-a-lost-decade-in-us-stocks) anticipate there may be another

BuySlySellSlow

!banbet GS +5% 25d

no_simpsons

I lost a bunch on JPM short calls in 2024 and 2025, GS too.

Happy-Champion1661

he said on truth that he was gonna sue JD a week ago iirc GS is down 3%, BAC down almost 2% same as JPM idk weird but congrats that the 0dte puts worked I guess

LoveThinkers

We need a new GS in UN, Rutte can't make a deal about a country's borders. Doing so is far outside the scope of his role, and should result in outsing

blueberrywalrus

On one hand: a thoughtful teardown of AI On the otherhand: "bubbles take a long time to burst.” GS: All in baby.

degengamblingregard

GS is hiring VP-level quants with $340k TC, worthless company that nobody should listen to

AntoniaFauci

If M&A is your thesis, JPM isn’t really an M&A powerhouse. Large scale, that’s MS and GS. But if you’re feeling sporty, the leader in the underserved small & medium M&A sector is BRCC. That stock is about 80% off peak due to a delisting scare, but they just confirmed compliance as of yesterday. Could be a lot more coiled spring action than in MS/GS.

TomKansasCity

AI is not a niche tech story; it is the next phones, streaming, ecommerce moment, and a lot of people are letting personal bias blind them to how big that is for the entire world. The pattern that worked for Apple, Netflix, and Amazon still applies: when something clearly makes life easier, safer, or more powerful at scale, the only real mistake is ignoring it. Early bets on Apple, Amazon, and Netflix were really bets on human nature. People want beauty, convenience, and control over their time. Apple's success was obvious if you paid attention to taste. From the Apple GS to the Amiga 500 and 1200 era, Apple consistently shipped objects that felt like the future in your hands. The iPod telegraphed the iPhone; once you saw that link, domination of mobile was not a wild bet, just an extrapolation of human desire for beautiful, integrated devices. Netflix was straightforward: people want to lie on their couch and choose exactly what they want to watch, when they want to watch it. That desire is fundamental. Once bandwidth and screens caught up, the outcome was obvious. Amazon was another clear signal. Convenience wins. Relentlessly. People do not want to get in the car, deal with heat or ice, buy gas, rush meals, drag kids along, or wander malls for hours. AI fits that same pattern but touches far more domains: health, infrastructure, logistics, creativity, and knowledge work. The real risk now is not that AI is overhyped, but that personal bias makes you underestimate a shift that will quietly rewire everything underneath you. You can pop the AI hype, but you can't pop the AI world shift. AI's impact is already real. In medicine, AI systems are now catching subtle cancer signals in imaging that human experts miss, enabling earlier detection in exactly the kind of very early stage breast cancer that is otherwise easy to overlook. That is not a parlor trick; it is lives extended, anxiety reduced, and whole families' futures shifted because pattern recognition at scale got better. Arguments about stolen art often ignore how these models actually work and miss the broader point: every major technology wave has displaced some jobs and created others. Bookkeepers, horse and buggy makers, typists, entire categories vanished with prior waves, and the net effect was still a richer, more capable society. Infrastructure is screaming the truth. AI is already reshaping the hardware landscape: DRAM and NAND prices have spiked as fabs divert capacity into high margin AI memory like HBM and specialized storage. Nvidia's new Rubin platform with Inference Context Memory Storage is literally a new memory tier built to feed enormous AI models, leaning heavily on NVMe flash and pushing storage demand through the roof. History does not wait for everyone to feel comfortable. Strip out the bias, watch what people actually do and what the infrastructure is bending around, and act accordingly.

Gastricbasilisk

Appreciate all the downvotes lol either way, I'll reply cordially (as a typical Canadian does lol) Our space/defense and everything linked to it is booming, and will over the coming years. Canada has committed massive money to support rare earth minerals, aerospace and defense (which has been long overdue). Kraken robotics is one of the major companies growing exponentially right now. They own the patents on the seapower batteries (the current best batteries for underwater UUV's) which are used in Anduril subs. Anduril just signed a 1.1 billion dollar deal to deliver a fleet of ghost shark subs to Australia, and every GS has ~9 Million in Kraken tech. Kraken also owns patents on underwater lidar/sonar and lead the world in underwater imaging technology. They just built a new manufacturing facility about to come online that will increase production by 300%. They will only keep growing. Volatus is a drone company that is making noise. They have increased profits YoY and provide service as well as equipment. Their fleet consists of over 90 different types of drones for all areas (defense, fiest response, border patrol, deliveries, etc). They also are about to increase production with a 200,000 square foot facility, only an upward trend. Canada is investing in space sovereignty. Currently building multiple space ports and investing heavily into R&D for rocket technology. A few notable companies that are growing include MAXQ and MDA space. MDA is the bigger company, they develop robotics for space (including Canadarm3) and have been in the business for 40+ years. They have a massive backlog of orders that is currently larger than their market cap. Then on the supply side there is heavy investment into mining. Canada has tons of rare earth minerals and the government is handing out grants to spur growth. Recently rio tinto received 25 million to increase Scandium production, for example. There are sleeper companies like SCD who are set to become a major supplier of Scandium to the world. SCD owns the second largest Scandium deposit in the world, and the largest in the north America. They also own an R&D division that already has 2 scandium-aluminum alloys that can be 3d printed (HUGE for aerospace and advanced manufacturing). To give some context, Lockheed Martin signed an MOU with sunrise earth metals to buy 15 tons of Scandium per year, and the Pentagon gave 10 million to Lockheed who hired Niocorp to develop aluminum Scandium alloys for aerospace. SCD already has 2, and are developing more. These are just a few to name. Canada is finally investing where it should to grow the economy and take advantage of our resources, and increase defense spending. Currently, we are less than 2% GDP on defense, but are increasing it with a goal to hit 5% by 2035. These are all pieces of the same pie that is currently booming, but many aren't even aware of it yet.

Medical-Shoulder-337

If you’re not a major and unless you are a boutique firm with some serious expertise in an area, You’re basically WSB with some guys that hit Their ceiling at GS/JPM/etc You’re giving us a PR line, zero data where are the in trials, efficacy rates, etc, but on the plus side they have a “strategy” Turning literal shit into gold is so hard. A company that will succeed with this, will be very successful. Good luck, paperhands

IntentionDeep651

the downgrade was just manipulation so GS could enter their long at good price. why else would they do it 3 weeks before earnings on company projected to get close to 40B ( twice the market cap ) revenue this year

GoZukkYourself

He's lying. They are Federal employees. Entry-Level (GL-5/7): Starts around $48,371. Mid-Level (GS-9/11): Averages in the $40k-$60k range. Experienced (GS-13/15): Can reach $77,210 (GS-13) to over $100,000 (GS-15), especially with experience, locality adjustments, and overtime. I was looking into working for the IRS in 2024, but starting at GS-11 would have been a large pay cut for me, so I thankfully passed.

IntentionDeep651

GS manipulating supermicro rating to get big long pre earning or wth ?

AntoniaFauci

2026 RILY has been reduced, but there are seen as *the* provided in the small and medium M&A market. Basically the same as Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, but for small/medium business. And given what GS and MS just reported yesterday for this business, OP should be looking good. Earnings imply a

Greaser_Dude

However Goldman Sachs pays a $16 dividend per share but shares are approaching $1,000 however, you're also getting the benefit of tax free appreciation and - it's Goldman Sachs. Pretty much every investment bank on Wall Street will go belly up before GS does.

Sasquatters

Yep. Adopting gorillas. Buying the local GS employees pizzas. We come from simpler times.

GreedyTexas

I’m in WDC, GS, and SCCO now

GreedyTexas

GS can go over $1000 by tommorow Free money

Three_of_a_kind3515

Calls on BLK since they own the IBIT and corn is above 95,000… calls on TSM but not till after the plunge in the morning as “Traders Assess the report”… calls on GS.. since multiple banks reported more trading income than expected.. I think it was JPM… now.. if I have the actual discipline to carry these out, is another matter. 😝 Good luck out there.

Myco_Madness786

Just an FYI, apple is not a bank, FDIC insured, or securities exchange. Goldman Sachs (soon to be Chase) owns and manages all financial aspects of Apples offerings to their customer base. Its simply a partnership wherein Apple is the platform that GS is offering their products.

Ufocola

As much as it might be shitty for someone to get an MD role with precious little finance experience… If her ‘role’ was effectively to make life easier for GS, then they get what they effectively paid for…

Mountain_Swan_149

The inevitable decline of any West Coast engineering technology company comes when we start to hire these out of touch, out of state fools with zero experience in tech or atleast engineering in cutting edge industries. This woman is a political hire. She has zero attachment to Silicon Valley, tech, engineering, product design, etc. Glorified business consultant based on her experience at GS as a "business person". She grew up wealthy in a sanitized Dallas Suburb - she never had to think, be creative, or enter new situations in her life. The opposite of an innovative tech industry personality. She'll be collecting paychecks at META while contributing nothing but bean counting over 1% or 2% here and there - mostly cutting costs. Oh and of course, making sure the company stays on the "right" side of politics.

Michael_Bhurewala

Imagine trusting anything coming out GS 😂