| Prev Close | 294.20 |
| Day Low/High | 287.48 / 297.45 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 130.85 / 309.41 |
Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (GS)
289.87
4.30
1.50
NYSE
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 344.07B |
| Market Cap | 101.22B |
| P/E Ratio | 16.95 |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
My Takeaways
Another day in which the market bent a bit but didn't break: * At 3:30 p.m. market breadth is moderately negative (1,288 advancers, 1,677 decliners). * Bonds were virtually unchanged after the schmeissing last week. * Gold -$5/oz and crude oil -$0.3...
Paring Down My Bank Stock Holdings Now
* Reluctantly and given the strong price performance of the last few months With the move this week and given the strong follow through today (producing high relative strength readings), I am reluctantly reducing my very large holdings in , , and to...
Has Softbank Lost Its Vision?
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No Longer Waiting for This Bank's Recovery
I have sold my speculative Deutsche Bank shares (for a very small profit) and I am taking the stock off of my Best Ideas List. The proximate reason for the sale was my analysis of the bank over the past weekend following the Wednesday report of a $9...
Updating Goldman and Citigroup
Goldman Sachs and Citigroup filed their third quarter 10Qs late Friday afternoon: Goldman Sachs During the quarter GS had 14 loss days (a bit higher than is typical) and five "outsized" trading revenue days. At quarter-end the brokerage's investment...
Jim Cramer: China May Explain This Weird Strength
But the question is what the Chinese are going to do to show they mean business ahead of the talks.
Jim Cramer: Here's How You Get a Not as Bad as Feared Quarter
I have the answer behind the conundrum that forces stocks up that should be going lower.
Jim Cramer: Netflix and CSX Lead the 'NABAF' Earnings Story
These stocks's earnings were 'not as bad as feared,' and here are some more names that pushed the NABAF narrative.
Jim Cramer: The Market Is Lapping Up These Stocks
There are plenty of senior growth companies that can still move higher.
Markets Bet on Growth, 3 Month/10 Year Spread, Trading Nvidia: Market Recon
The Fed is doing this right. Let me repeat... the Fed is not screwing this up.
Bank Earnings Plus Low Expectations Prove Right Combination for Market
Market players celebrated news from JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Citibank -- and it spilled over to the broader market.
Jim Cramer: Here's What We Can Bask in Today
On days like today you realize how much of this market has been mauled by the bear.
Adding to GS
I added to on weakness today - as it approached my buy level this morning. Goldman Sachs quarterly report was basically in line with my expectations. While I will have more on the company's quarter, it appears that investors misinterpreted the light...
A Refreshing Shift in the Character of the Market Action
The coast is clear for more of a focus on individual stocks and stock-picking.
There Are Signs of Improved Technical Action and Stock Picking
China trade issue is no longer dominating the action.
In a Richly-Valued Market, Bank Stocks Represent Uncommon Value Under Almost Any Time Frame (Part Trois)
* Bank earnings, to begin to be reported this morning, will mostly be in line to modestly higher than consensus expectations. * In this quarter, bank EPS will begin to improve and grow relative to the S&P - with flat to slightly higher operating pro...
Market Narrative Shifts to Economic Growth as Earnings Season Starts
Many stocks have been in a bear market and certain sectors -- like biotechnology, recent IPOs and oil -- have been under extreme pressure.
Valuation and 2 Names to Watch Into Earnings: Market Recon
Citigroup and Lululemon are on the radar this morning.
These Financials Report Tuesday
Tomorrow morning we have several financials reporting their quarterly results before the market open: Charles Schwab Citigroup Goldman Sachs JP Morgan Chase Wells Fargo What I've noticed is expectations for both Goldman as well as Morgan Stanley , w...
The 12 Earnings Reports I'll be Watching This Week
As we get ready to transition into Monday afternoon, investor attention will no doubt begin to focus on the earnings gauntlet of about 160 company reports to be had between Tuesday through Friday. Those reports will include 52 of the S&P 500 compani...
So This Is Trump's Version of a Really Big Deal With China?
After all the fuss about the latest round of U.S./China trade talks, all that came out was the U.S. has agreed to postpone an increase of tariffs and that China would purchase more U.S. agricultural products.
Chinese Sweet Talk, Banks Perk Up, and a Swing at Cintas: Market Recon
Plus, a look at the uncertain prospects for a Saudi Aramco initial public offering.
Jim Cramer: Rate Cut Talk Is About Stemming the Tides of a Recession
Hate Trump or like Trump, the economy does respond to a lower Fed funds rate.
How 'No Trading Commissions' Might Be a Game Changer for Retail Traders and CBOE
Commissions do cut into the customer's profits, so now with that removed we may see trading come alive even more with options.
Jim Cramer: These Stocks Are Cheap... if We Avoid a Recession
With low price-to-earnings multiples, these stocks could be buys right now -- depending on your take on recession.
Fed 'Blindsided' Again, Peloton's No Bargain, Trading Jabil: Market Recon
Does the Fed just keep injecting liquidity into money markets every single night forever?
My Outlook for the Market's Major Sectors
* Only three of eleven S&P sectors are viewed as attractive * I am in a risk off state of mind. Back in 2015 I instituted a new regular feature called "Sectors," in which I periodically offered my short-term (6-12 months) price outlook for each of t...
Minding Mr. Market
I added further to my long but that was it for my trading today. (VXX is my Trade of the Week) At 3:20 p.m. the indices are more or less where they opened. Breadth was only modestly negative. FANG got walloped, banks were only modestly lower (a "win...
Tweet of the Day
Goldman Sachs streamlines and cuts costs. From Q: "Goldman's heads of trading, technology and human resources have all announced their departures in the past two weeks." (via @lizrhoffman) $GS https://t.co/vZgiI1yzR9 — Carl Quintanilla (@carlquintan...
