GS

dope-a-meanie

I can confidently say none. I have some (handful) individual dividend stocks that are well researched and have done great in terms of growth over the years (GS, CVX, TSM, etc) and most of the rest in index funds (sp500, Russell, some tips and short term treasury) and SGOV. SPYI for income to cover housing in case of job loss. That’s not part of the growth strategy, just for peace of mind.

DrHarrisonLawrence

You probably won’t believe me, but it will be $270-330 next March/April. Minimum. It could be $350-400 too. And I believe that because I’m just doing the math. 7x multiple on ARR is Goldman Sachs metric. Some use 8-10x but I’ll side for GS to remain “conservative” The two main things that would derail my price target’s potential would be the macroeconomic environment or if their CEO is murdered

No_Injury219

**\[JAPAN / Subsidized National Project worth up to 158.7B JPY\] Official Admission of Inaccuracies in Resident Explanations and Factory Design Specs Permitting "Discharge of Firefighting Wastewater Out of Premises, Resulting in Flow into Lake Biwa" Under GS Yuasa's Latest EV Battery Factory Project** This is an official report based strictly on objective facts regarding the significant procedural irregularities, lack of administrative governance, and severe ongoing local opposition surrounding the lithium-ion battery factory construction project in Moriyama City, Shiga Prefecture, Japan. The project is being spearheaded by GS Yuasa Corporation and its affiliates (including GS Yuasa Technology) and has been granted a national subsidy of up to 158.7 billion JPY by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI). Due to serious environmental and disaster-prevention concerns stemming from the factory's extreme proximity to a residential area (located just 40 to 80 meters from local homes), neighboring residents established a voluntary independent organization, "The Association to Connect a Safe Living Environment to the Future of Moriyama," and have been demanding official scientific safety evaluations and adequate containment infrastructure. During the official direct consultation held on September 13, 2026, between the incumbent Mayor of Moriyama City (Takafumi Morinaka), corporate executives from GS Yuasa, and local residents, the local authority and the company officially admitted and declared the following two critical procedural flaws and environmental discharge specifications on the public record, leading to a complete deadlock in negotiations: **\[Fact 1: Official Admission of Data Inaccuracies and Ongoing Revision of Safety Documents\]** In the official progress report distributed to residents by Moriyama City (the permitting authority) during the previous briefing on August 23, the administration included highly inaccurate descriptions claiming that the National Institute of Technology and Evaluation (NITE)—a public administrative institution of the Japanese government—had verified that the firefighting wastewater contained no toxic hydrogen fluoride and was completely safe. However, when the residents' association conducted a direct inquiry with NITE's official window on September 4, NITE officially and completely denied the claim, stating that NITE had never issued such a safety conclusion. Furthermore, during the public consultation on September 13, the Mayor of Moriyama City and the company executives officially admitted on the record that NITE had demanded the immediate removal and correction of these descriptions. They also confessed that as of that date, the correction process of the official government documents was still ongoing and incomplete. **\[Fact 2: Official Declaration of Factory Design Specs to Discharge Wastewater Out of Premises, Resulting in Flow into Lake Biwa\]** During the same public consultation on September 13, the corporate representatives officially admitted that regarding the design specifications of "Area A" of the factory, where construction is already underway, there is absolutely no disaster-prevention infrastructure—such as automatic shutoff valves, emergency retention dikes, or specific slope gradients—designed to isolate or retain firefighting wastewater within the facility in the event of an emergency (e.g., thermal runaway fires or a major earthquake). Concurrently, the corporate side officially declared that the current engineering specifications are set to allow firefighting wastewater, which would inevitably contain highly toxic substances (such as hydrofluoric acid), to be discharged out of the premises. Under these engineering specifications, it is an established physical fact that **\[ the firefighting wastewater will be discharged into the regional storm drainage system, resulting in a direct flow into Lake Biwa, the largest lake in Japan and the primary water source for 14 million people in the region. \]** The local municipal and prefectural administrations have approved the development permits and are pushing forward with construction, ignoring the residents' concerns, solely on the formalistic ground that the current paperwork satisfies the minimum requirements under existing local building and fire regulations. End of report. An Independent Whistleblower

Lootoholic

I think you have the right idea OP to short a non-sense high flying fund like this. Anything that grows 4200% in a year is a bubble. The problem is I don't think you can find a reliable instrument to short it. You need a reliable third party outside of Turkey (say DB, or GS) to give you an instrument that you can trust. I'd be curious to know if it's at all possible to short it, because if there was a way to short it, it would not have run this much in the first place.

Expert_Context5398

It isn't. You just didn't think of it so you don't want to consider it as an option. Cost per mile will determine the viability and depth of AV's - including vehicle ownership. Why own a vehicle, pay insurance, have a garage or pay for parking, worry about depreciation, etc., when you can just ride an AV? The AV takes business AWAY from insurance companies, parking, etc., and takes a % of that business. You have people who own a vehicle, drive 5k miles a year, pay $3k in auto insurance annually, pay for parking monthly or pay for parking in city strreets and then have to repair their vehicle, pay for inspection, etc., All of that goes away and becomes profit for AV companies at every level. JP Morgan and GS have already done studies on this tracking the TAM if the cost per mile decreases drastically. Auto revenue from vehicle sales will essentially be revenue for AV companies. You and I both know TAM explodes with this. Why pretend otherwise?

ScheduleSame258

Thats been the case for the last 5 decades - Boeing, GE, GM, Ford, GS, MS, JPMC, BoA. These are all too big to fail

sun_not_cold

I said that about my iPhone, 3GS, 5, 8, XS, and now 17.

Jerhed89

Pretty sure they put \~17% of revenue into R&D, so I think it’s fair to take current profitability with a grain of salt given they’re also growing revenue 74% YoY. Their TAM is huge and Oura already dominates smart rings. Their biggest direct competitors are Samsung, Ultrahuman, and RingConn, and IMO Samsung is the only one currently positioned to be a serious alternative. I also think comparing Oura directly to Apple Watch, Whoop, Fitbit, etc. misses the use case. For many people it’s complementary, e.g. for sleep/recovery tracking or environments where you’d rather wear a Rolex than an Apple Watch. The Robinhood board relationship is a fair red flag, though GS and MS are leading the offering (Robinhood already has an investment/board relationship with Oura so this may be less suspicious than it appears). The biggest question isn’t whether Oura is a good company. It’s what valuation we’re being asked to pay at IPO.

Cannabis-Attorney

Long since the IPO, with significant accumulation in the 30s/40s. Balance sheet has been cleaned up and company is firing on all cylinders. Look for momentum coming out of the GS and CITI conferences post Labor Day but probable headwinds from interest rate hikes.

KinokoKatto

Transitioning from FICO→VantageScore reminds me of when Moneyline switched the data source for Telerate Page 500—where everyone got U.S. Treasury bond pricing from 1970s through 2000s—from Cantor Fitzgerald to BrokerTec in October 2001. This was a thunderclap in the government bond trading world. Cantor had a decades-long exclusive with Telerate for U.S. Treasury bond pricing, but on 9/11 they lost their entire voice broking division and struggled to shift customers to eSpeed. Moneyline-Telerate decided to switch Page 500 to BrokerTec, an electronic bond pricing + trading platform created by the largest dealers (Citi, CSFB, Deutsche, GS, Lehman, Merrill, MS). BrokerTec went on to dominate bond trading.

360NoScopeDropShot69

I was eyeing it as well, gym fit culture is well and alive. If they swag the product line a little, like GS, DS, or any of the influencer brands I think they got a shot

Toothlesskinch

MS and GS are running the Anthropic IPO. Both ran the SpaceX IPO as well. Both popped 10% in the two weeks following that IPO. Safest play out there.

germantutorwant

I'm actually feeling nice so I'll give you some much needed education. Berkshire are value investors with a 20+ time horizon, they explicitly avoid speculative tech like AI. Comparing your 1-2 year results (your original comment) versus their 20-year view where they are specifically AVOIDING AI is downright retarded and you should feel retarded, which I can tell you do because your instinct was to get defensive and block and then brag about your portfolio. Anyway since we want to flex random achievements, I'm 28 and am nearing $1M and lets be real, I can invest no more money and achieve 8 figures by the time I'm your age grandpa. We both know we'd rather have what I have now and be young. I also had a 4.0 at an ivy and worked in GS/MS's top investment banking group, so I understand how these firms work. Unlike you my achievements can't be met by putting $20k in a 401k for 40 years and waiting like you did. Sorry I made you realize you aren't as smart as you think.

alphamonkeyishere

GS and JPM apparently buying gopro stock heavily

alphamonkeyishere

JUST IN - GS and JPM issue warning about massive dump today due to increased fiber consumption within their management boards

toddbritannia

What’s happening with GoPro tho. I thought I’d see the movement in this sub of all places, reminding me of GS days

EveningWest9164

Or perhaps it’s that “news agencies” rehash GS research to get clicks on their own websites?

eightbitfit

I'm very happy GS is getting more attention. I have six - love them.

DeerHunter4Life14

BS... Goldman Sachs S&P Competitive Advantage and Kensington Dynamic Growth SMAs do so consistently. GS beats S&P by 3% per year on average with less risk over the last 15 years. You'd never know this because VOO is all you do.

AMadWalrus

Hehe I know you’re kidding but I worked at GS/MS investment banking ;)

high-plains_drifter

Anyone see Dave mccormick (spouse)recently went on GS buying spree?

imustbegthequestion

It's a shame the world has distilled to you're easiest either fabii frankish, gaulish, Indian, nubian, phoneician, eurasian, finish, Dutch, AeNGLiSH, Irish, Calabrian, bandy bantu... Pirate... Cannibal, foreigner, Malagasy. Asian. Marco Polo. CC. CC. c. Ccc.CCC.CSC.SCC.SEC.TSA.SSS.SSG.GS.GM.JPM.GS.MS.WFTFUSB.RYBCD.L.HSBC.UBS.HBI.HBI.HBI.M.M.M. AND ALL OTHER WORKS of Satan. Such a shame. 26,000.0000 years and we're still at step 5. +/- 7,300 years. Til tik tok we only got 60-2000 years to fix the water sanitation crisis. Think quantum arc hydrogen fuel oil Lucid automobile cell.

HBCTIA

You have a point here. But...many things can be true at once. Toby Ord, the pretty reasonable sounding and balanced EA / FHI Balliol academic, thinks if we get AGI it's 3 to 100 years away at the 5%/95% probability level with 2038 as the 50% date. This is way wider and later than AGI bulls like Kokotajlo at AI Futures put it (their 5%/95% estimate being, IIRFC, 14 months to 9 years, with their 50% one at 5 years). If Ord's greater uncertainty, wider range is right, it's unlikely we get AGI, if ever, before existing non-AGI ML capabilities have to fully monetize the data centre Capex ($5.3 Tn by 2030, if sustained, according to GS). Given GPU (and TPU) economic depreciation that might require anything from $2 Tn to as much (maybe) as $10 Tn of gross revenues annually. Total global software spend is $1.4 Tn p.a. and food and agriculture about $10 Tn. So that seems more than optimistic. So, we could still eventually get to a massive economic payoff with achieving AGI which covers many times all the Capex whilst OAI, Oracle, Coreweave and Softbank go bust. For this to work out for them the timings/pathway has to work out for them as well as the destination. Personally I try and steer clear of any investment proposition where I have to be continuously right rather than just right in the end.

cool-lala

not to worry when GS said SPCX would somehow make 300 billion in rev by 2030 and stock would be a 10X before that

GoZukkYourself

The real winners in Anthropic's IPO will be the investment banks that underwrite the IPO, just like with SPCX. JMP, C, GS, etc., will have amazing Q3 earnings.

ThinkingOfTheOldDays

JPM & GS into the anthropic S1 process are free money especially JPM with the yield curve steepening

-----Marcel-----

Did he blow up again? Yesterday's momentum sell off was one of the 10 biggest in the post ChatGPT era: GS https://preview.redd.it/u56vbnozdckh1.png?width=624&format=png&auto=webp&s=dac77fd759804e1bc2ef6a5254112ee56fd5db76

SteakEater137

I made decent money on GS but I think the dip chance is gone now. Think SHEL is going back up too, doesnt really make sense that it dropped throughout the day.

Larnek

I never once said government is bad. It is one of the roots of civilization and human cooperation. Ours is currently a fucking disaster, but my buddy loves the govt. He's a freaking GS-13 in charge of IT for his branch. He LOVES the boot for some reason. What i'm saying is that it is actually easier to bring a corp to account than it is the federal govt. FOIA requests are a polite way of making you feel like you have some power.

Spac55

Leverage unwind is more painful than anything. Size of AI debt , Too Big to Fail ? At GFC-2008, $AIG Lehman, $BAC $C $MS $GS struggled to survive in 2008. “Situational Awareness “ blow up $45 Billion for leverage. All datacenter on debt load is worse than CDO of CDO Look market cap of semi and many cash burning Zombies or even all semi. $SPY $QQQ $SMH $MU $NVDA https://preview.redd.it/ikjp07kvkuih1.png?width=752&format=png&auto=webp&s=fb5597e1e9465f40af3f2a0fcea2edd0587705e7

horseisahorse

* [Nvidia (NVDA)](https://www.roic.ai/quote/NVDA) is partnering with a consortium of Wall Street investment giants on a $500 billion AI financing initiative, according to people familiar with the matter. * The group reportedly includes [Apollo (APO)](https://www.roic.ai/quote/APO), [Blackstone (BX)](https://www.roic.ai/quote/BX), a [BlackRock (BLK)](https://www.roic.ai/quote/BLK) unit, Brookfield, [Goldman Sachs (GS)](https://www.roic.ai/quote/GS) and [KKR (KKR)](https://www.roic.ai/quote/KKR), highlighting the enormous capital requirements behind AI infrastructure expansion. * The move signals a trend of heavy financial engineering to scale AI, with potential implications for capital markets and energy consumption. This is from [roci.ai](http://roci.ai), but it came from the Financial Times

TreeofLibertyFood

Ok NBIS, enough dickin’ around. GS says go time.

Spac55

Situational Awareness hedge fund liquidated all $45 Billion holdings. $GS $JPM $BAC big 3 prime broker moved together to raise cash, failed, liquidated. They did fast, before bank run like 2023, after $SIVB, $FRC, $CS

Full_Pear449

GS up YTD +13%, 1yr +42%, 5yr+160%

GneissFrog

i'm certain that a lot of people who bought puts on SPCX expecting it to plummet instantly with all these unlocked shares don't realize they are betting against GS, MS, BoA, Citiground, JPM, Barclays, Deutsche Bank, RBC Capital, UBS, and Wells Fargo. These banks have had ages to prepare their order books, reaching out to clients, and allocating accordingly.

interesting_vast-

\~90B cash vs \~18B/Quarter of CAPEX spend, give or take 6 quarters till they need more cash, GS just glazing so they can lead the next equity round

imustbegthequestion

I can't firebird METAai cause AAPL is so butt hurt that I don't like GS MS C TSLA BRK LB NM ET AL. I LIKE AU 🇬🇭🙏🏿🌽🤌🏿🤌🏿🤌🏿🤌🏿🤡🫡🤣

Spac55

Situational Awareness hedge fund liquidated all $45 Billion holdings. $GS $JPM $BAC big 3 prime broker moved together to raise cash, failed, liquidated. Its holdings $BE $SNDK $CRWV $IREN $CORZ $SKHY $NBIS & many semi. when GS, JPM, BAC prime broker couldn’t save 45 Billion hedge fund Do you think they save Trillion crash of NVDA ?

mixtape312

algos succeeding in pushing managed and active investors out of the market. thus you end up with flatlining price action as everything is reduced to the extremes of passive flows. the question is, once retail is entirely removed from the equation, and it's simply quants vs quants (jane street vs GS vs citadel vs jpm, etc), who will be the victor in cornering the entire market?

kirsion

Be more like GS25, Hmart is an American thing

spilledonwhite

It is pretty tough but best fit looks like a bank? GS or JPM: - First 10 years very promising, accepted by the market into Russell inclusion. - Years 11-28 marked by periods of extreme volatility, almost went out of existence several times. Known by peers to have a relentless ability for aggressive recovery after totally blowing up. - Years 29-34 up and to the right, printing consistently, accepted by the market into major index inclusion. Still trades at a slightly lower valuation cause market only 90% trusts it. Quite stable, pays a 1.75% dividend. - Known throughout its history to impulsively take on major untested/unproven projects. Some print and some are disasters. Hangs on to failing ideas too long. - Norse pagan tendencies What stock are you??

BKLager

That’s not true at my investment bank with offices in Berlin (one of GS/MS/JPM). No masters required for associate promo. You just have a reductive mindset. Btw the Gaga quote doesn’t apply. This guy’s fund return 400% annualized net of fees through June before it blew up. And not because he got lucky but because he wrote a thesis about how the AI sector would play out and then was proven right. The only fault here was shitty risk management. Doesn’t mean he is a stupid guy who did not deserve to run a fund of that size / caliber

FaerieViolet

There was an anthropic stake of 5B involved. My theory: Banks raise margin requirements 2 days ago SA blows up Citadel agrees to buy all assets and will buy anthropic at par but needs cash GS provides cash based on Ken Griffin scheme Citadel routes public equity orders through to buy SA assets premarket, blows up shorts, flips public equities he just bought to short coverers, makes a quick profit, refunds Goldman short term loan with interest Oh and in the middle of this Bank of Japan intervenes and blows up anything leveraged on the yen carry, making Citadel more money And the systemic risk that is anthropic's valuation gets saved

Samjabr

IMO, they are going to get boned. IDK about earnings, because that s\*\*t is always a coin flip. But look at the record: Vision Pro, Project Titan, TITANIUM!!! = all garbage Everyone is fired up they are releasing a foldable phone - only 7 years after Samsung has had one. And you know that thing is going to be $3,000 plus - why else would they partner up with a BNPL company and not have any of the financial liability in lieu of a small portion of profits (they learned from their partnership with GS on that credit card) The BNPL company was probably salivating at the deal, hoping to work with the 800lb gorilla - so, I doubt they negotiated the greatest terms. Their biggest recent success has been the mac mini and mac studio. The funny thing - **it was a complete accident**. Apple uses unified memory - which was often viewed as suboptimal. You couldn't upgrade a MAC after purchasing it because the memory is soldered directly onto the PCB - contrast this to a PC that has memory slots. You can usually add memory, or even swap out for faster memory down the road. There is one benefit that has had huge unforeseen circumstance: Apple unified memory removes the strict memory capacity limits of traditional discrete GPUs - In other words the CPU and GPU can share the memory) Enter LLMs - People realized that instead of paying for Gemini/ChatGPT etc, they can just load their own open source models, such as BookFace's Llama or the Gynese stuff. The problem is it requires massive amounts of memory. And with PCs, because of the memory limitations, you could only load models with a certain amount of parameters - And that's where the Mac Studio and Mini win. So people started buying them up like crazy once they realized this - You can buy a mac studio and spec it up to 128GB of memory and load a 70 Billion parameter model- Get the 512GB config and you can run **400 Billion parameter models** \- That's essentially one step removed form frontier models. Toss in an OWC SSD for swapping out different LLMs and you are running your own agentic machine. I had to use an automated script searching the Mac Refurb store to get one. The Mac Studio M3 Ultra (which is almost 2 years old) with 512GB memory used to retail for around $10,000 Now you are lucky to find a used one on ebay for less than $40,000 - anything cheaper will likely be a scam [https://www.ebay.com/shop/mac-studio-m3-ultra-512-gb-ram?\_nkw=mac+studio+m3+ultra+512+gb+ram](https://www.ebay.com/shop/mac-studio-m3-ultra-512-gb-ram?_nkw=mac+studio+m3+ultra+512+gb+ram)

Jarlaxle_rigged_it

man i know it's hyperbole. just saying certain people can make such decisions (maybe not alone), to a certain strong effect. Trump, Bessent, Warsh, Blackrock/GS/JPM CEOs can do all kinds of things if they want to silently pivot markets. and they probably do sometimes (after positiong themselves for it ofc)

AdditionalAd1431

GS calls anyone? I'm thinking yes. 

ThinkingOfTheOldDays

the GS & JPM downdrafts are from capital markets bearishness imo, i.e. fewer bond & equity issuances as ai sentiment cools off idk

MoonManBigFish

So, Sung-woo adapted as a Kospi trader Every morning at 8:58 AM—two minutes before the stock market bell he could no longer afford to play—Sung-woo sits cross-legged on his linoleum floor. He toasts a discounted, slightly rubbery plain bagel from the neighborhood GS25 convenience store and pops open a tub of clearance scallion cream cheese. Lacking a silver butter knife—or the change required to buy plastic cutlery—Sung-woo reaches into his shoebox. He draws out a sleek, matte-black HBM3 module with the solemn reverence of a fallen samurai unsheathing a broken blade. "Utterly superior surface-area-to-mass ratio," Sung-woo mutters to the empty room. "Traditional butter knives have terrible thermal conductivity and zero bandwidth." With surgical precision, he plunges the gold-plated contact pins of the circuit board into the cream cheese. The sharp, unyielding edge of the high-density fiberglass board cuts through the chilled dairy effortlessly. He drags the RAM stick across the toasted bagel in one fluid, sweeping motion. "Look at that layer yield," he whispers, leaning in close to inspect his work. "High-density distribution. Zero bandwidth bottlenecking. Perfect thermal compound coverage." He uses the module's aluminum heat-spreader ridge to smooth down a stubborn clump of chives on the crust, admiring the geometric perfection of the spread. It is a masterpiece of financial ruin: a chip that once symbolized billions in market cap now serving as a glorified ten-cent spatula. Suddenly, three heavy, booming knocks shake his paper-thin door. "Sung-woo!" a voice bellows from the hallway. "It's the landlord! Rent was due on the first!" agel. "You can liquidate my margin," Sung-woo whispers to himself, "but you will never compromise my dual-channel cream cheese efficiency."

Frequent-Length-9966

If you could only choose between LMT or GS stocks to own, which one would you choose?

Beginning-Fig-9089

idk, i know theres benefits, but maybe its not where i am positioned. semis have already ran up, could be AI ROI is now in the enterprises they are currently being implemented across? for instance Healthcare and Financials have been looking better risk to reward, considering they can start unlocking the benefits of AI for business. earnings from GS, JPM, and BLK all pumped while semis dumped, INTC, AVGO, TSM

trsx5

What fucking retard over at GS thought it was a good idea to put SPCX at 135 with 4% of the float

GoZukkYourself

The analysts have ridiculous price targets to justify the IPO price. The investment banks that underwrote the IPO, which most of the analysts work for, all made a lot of money on this. Just look at the earnings for JPM, GS, etc.

tropicalia84

Donnie already had a handshake deal with black rock, JPM, MS, and GS to prop up SPX and keep crude low before he escalated Iran Now he can do or say whatever he wants without any worry about what happened back in March happening again

LarryStink

The "pros" (hedge funds) have sold tech stocks in 6 of the past 8 weeks. GS: "In cumulative % terms, this is the largest selling on our record (10+ years)."

Berry-Reasonable

I like these recommendations. Building infrastructure companies in Canada are likewise flying in part because of nuclear projects to support the energy crisis and data centre build out but also other national interest projects like pipelines, roads to the arctic, etc. Big government contracts are being earned with companies like BDT.TO and ARE.TO. Pipelines have also been moving well in Canada and the US due to the energy security crisis—companies like Enbridge, Keyera and Pembina moving well, and are not heavily leveraged to the price of oil. Banks have also moved like growth stocks over the last year but are surely fully valued now (GS, RY, National). Aerospace has also been a great growth sector in both Canada and the US. Companies like GE Aerospace, RKLB, Magellan, all with outsized returns beating major indexes. The Musk chimerical forecasts for SpaceX (the Ai company with little Ai revenue) is throwing a wrench in there and sucking money out of the whole market but those stocks are ready for their next move. Love the Berkshire recommendation and I am not currently holding Berkshire but will aim to accumulate over next few months.

JaggedLittlePiII

The 45X credits don’t print until G2 is built, and G2 doesn’t get built without the raise you idc about. So the dilution comes first, credits later. Great for the company in 2028, not great for 866 calls that need $7 spot before then. Your equity thesis, but your calls are the wrong instrument. Signed, Another wife (Ex-GS)

GneissFrog

i just grab the data and quotes directly through my brokerage for bonds and credit default swaps. The big banks like GS, MS, BoA, and Chase investment research desks will also put out reports from time to time, but for real-time monitoring that isn't prohibitively expensive like dealogic, gotta pull the info yourself.

claytondpark

I am down -60% on my Aug/Sept monthly calls and I sold off my GS/CAT puts before their big drops. Fml...

ManBearPig_1983

GS and GEV was my scoopies.

ManBearPig_1983

Thanks for the discount on GS 🤣

Regenbooggeit

GS doing a run would actually make my year. Do it for the memes Kitty.

GPUssydestroyer

GS prob forgot to mark the swaps

Apple2o

This week has been 3 half million flips on GS—>BLK—>MU and it’s working fantastically somehow

Apple2o

25k GS gain into a 30k BLK gain I will take this week for sure

Apple2o

Ayyy my GS 300 trade from yesterday is at the top of the gains leaderboard 😤

ytown

JPM trading desk made $6B last quarter. Was a Wall Street record for minutes until GS announced $7.4B from their desk. They like this market lol

Apple2o

Another half million bet locked and loaded for BLK\\MS tomorrow after a quick 25 grand today from JPM/GS

Samjabr

GS ceo on CNBC said, "$9 trillion in money markets on the sidelines." Remember, when it was $6 Trillion, then $7 Trillion, and so on. When will they let go of this BS canard.

Moist-Guava-732

NIO just upgraded to 7 by GS its stabilized above 5 i would load up on long 5 calls whenever it dips below

octopus_serenader

Wtf GS JPM and BAC get a pump but Citigroup drills?

StageSame4672

**Bank earnings printed heavy today.** Caught the JPM red-to-green with July 17 $340 calls. GS $1050s printed too. Taking profits now or rolling to August to avoid IV crush?

mixtape312

We told you they would squeeze the put buyers yesterday. They have done it once again. Put/call at yearly lows, GS Panic Index at lows, call skew at highs. The entire market structure is built around selling fake puts to put buyers to squeeze it higher to steal their money.

chauhan_shubham

Holy mother of God. GS is crushing it

Equivalent-Kick6404

ed while GS doing this to me Pepe in the tank top is literally me every earnings season, holding that arrow but crying inside. My calls been expired since last week and now the market decide to wake up At least someone making money today

Apple2o

Sold my JPM and GS from yesterday for a cool 25,000$ gain Gonna pay off the convertible, praise be to allah

clubdirthill

wow $GS every company should have a DJ CEO

theJimmybob

Do this long enough to know that this has probably never happened... seeing $JPM , $WFC , $BAC , $C , $GS all report earnings this morning

Apple2o

10,000 OKLO I been holding since 20$ or so 650 JPM 100 BLK 300 GS Slew of covered calls on all of them Gonna wait and see what happens premarket and prolly pull the plug if it starts to go south, expecting like a 10-20k swing maybe? Not too big a deal either way honestly

fartificial_degen

what I meant is that I expect BAC, CITI, GS, WFC, JPM stocks to be down by 2-5% before Friday regardless of how the earnings go. oh and HSBC.

Apple2o

Sell covered calls on JPM and GS for earnings or ride these shares naked is the final decision of the day

Apple2o

Hopefully not I grabbed GS, BLK, and JPM for the week

Large-Werewolf-7000

GS calls? Anyone else?

Large-Werewolf-7000

Am I the only regard buying GS calls?

Remote-Ranger-7721

GS analysis is (obviously) some of the best in the business. Bullish

AMadWalrus

2x its highest point or bust GS ain’t about that life

rpez89

GS are always the most conservative/sensible on price, the more top tier the bank and the more prop trading they do, the more their legitimacy is questioned if targets aren’t well justified, analyst targets are BS but if you do pay attention to them, as a rule of thumb I’d say GS can be taken seriously but as a 12 month base case, the bulls will always argue higher

The_Dutch_Fox

Why would GS be providing free analysis to the public? What would be their angle? Well, they're simply not doing it fo free. Their angle is to pump the stock price, to allow institutional investors to dump at the best price possible.

ImpressionAny1078

if you're thinking about selling puts or covered calls on any of the big banks right now, just remember earnings are right around the corner for JPM, BAC, GS etc. the premium is bloated for a reason. not saying don't trade it, but size down or go shorter duration so you're not holding through the print if it goes sideways.

horesebeblind

No I have an MBA Spent years in finance as a controller You are a clown Have 1500 shares NVDA ave. Cost 40 Amat Ave cost 72 AMD Ave cost. 47 AAPL average cost 71 GS. 385 Maybe I am lucky to have 6 figure gains in all of them. Or maybe I knew what I was doing

Whiznot

Those in the know opt for either CS300s or GS300s. They all come with rear wheel drive and that legendary straight six. Tuners easily get 600hp with turbo. The engine and drive chain will handle 1,000hp.

Clearsky_Beyond

But since GS said, “Memory is extremely tight,” it should be fine (previously, they had simply said it was “tight”).

ap1618

Why is $GS drilling on no news

GPUssydestroyer

They have multiple lock up clauses that release way more if the price climbs it’s kinda built to dilute on good performance. That’s why MS and GS keep pushing it they’re still in charge of the lock ups and need it higher 

jraiv420

Egypt choke might rival GS Warriors 3-1 choke

Spac55

Soon big banks and BigTech give strong earnings Looking great Q2 earnings by many big banks $C $JPM $WFC $BAC $GS $MS space all in $XLF. All big tech in $QQQ $SPX $NDX will give strong earnings, followed by big buybacks. Whole semiconductor sector $SMH $AMAT $ASML & many got a big boost from earnings spike

mnc365

It was time to get out when Deutsche announced the 1600 target. Same for gold last year when GS started calling on 5400 targets for 2026. It's a last call before the rugpull.

Fabulous-Sherbert269

GS350 for life

CFBCommentor

Goog GS Voo/QQQ

Bright_Leopard_4326

I expect the CTB to start increasing sometime this week. But it does always make me laugh when someone comments how it’s not a SS or GS because of the fundamentals. None of that has even mattered and in fact has been what all of the major squeezes have had in common over the last however so many years. VW, HTZ, AMC, Avis, GME all had bad, very bad fundamentals plus a ton of smaller ones. No offense, but I heard the same argument about Avis before it went parabolic.

wrongsideofthewire

I work in government contracting and boy, if this is real and you’re in the GS / competitive service, you will get your dick stapled to the wall if OIG so much as smells this.