| Prev Close | 204.14 |
| Open | 208.49 |
| Day Low/High | 206.43 / 209.51 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 130.85 / 250.46 |
| Volume | 1.05M |
| Avg Volume | 4.46M |
The Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (GS)
209.90
5.80
2.80
NYSE : Finance
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 343.89M |
| Market Cap | 68.75B |
| EPS | 21.20 |
| P/E Ratio | 10.85 |
| Div & Yield | 5.00 (2.54%) |
Jim Cramer: Here's My Earnings Cheat Sheet for the Bank Stocks
The first thing you need to think about when analyzing earnings has nothing to do with earnings. It has to do with where the stocks are.
Jim Cramer: Forget Capitol Hill, a More Important Show for Bankers Starts Friday
We have to hope they are given a better chance to tell their story than they were Wednesday.
Charts of the Day: Anticipating Congressional Questions for Wall Street
A cheat sheet of expected questions for investors and political theater enthusiasts.
Goldman Sachs Has a Tricky Chart: Bulls Have a Slight Edge
The 200-day moving average is a big impediment here.
Goldman Sachs Shares Are Cheap for a Number of Reasons
It is likely time to build a long position in GS, but only on my terms.
Goldman's Marcus Platform, Apple Partnership, Set the Stock Apart
Goldman's consumer-focused fin-tech effort is a key theme to watch in 2019.
Kass: My Case for a Long Term Investment in Goldman Sachs Stock
Holding a stock is always a function of (upside) reward relative to (downside) risk.
Goldman Sachs Is Now Muddle-Valued
* With reward about the same as risk I have pared down my large position in Goldman Sachs on strength * Over the longer term GS will likely prove to be a very profitable investment * My two year price target remains at $245/share - an upside of more...
Goldman Sachs Can Expect Contentious Visit to Capitol Hill on Wednesday
Goldman CEO David Solomon will need to navigate a difficult hearing on Wednesday.
CBS Tag Ends
Now tag ends long in CBS - joining the tag ends in FB and GS longs.
Uber vs. Lyft: The Tale of the Titanic IPO Tape
Who you gonna call for a ride?
Investors Are Eager to Ride With Lyft IPO on Friday
Lyft's IPO is looking like a party bus, but how long can the sentiment stay strong?
Jim Cramer: The Apple Card Could Be Transformative for AAPL and Goldman Sachs
In a Dickensian twist, both AAPL and GS could get a big boost from analysts' Low Expectations on the Apple Card.
Jim Cramer: The Case for Owning Citi and KeyCorp
This market has repudiated the idea of owning 'value' stocks. But these banks are value names, and here is why.
Apple's Grand Ambitions Face Healthy Skepticism
Apple hasn't answered all of its critics after Monday's presentation.
Use Caution on Small-Caps, Plus Apple, Tesla and McDonald's: Market Recon
Equity markets marked time on Monday, mostly on light volume.
Market Changes Mind About Growth Concerns and Yield Curve Worries
Growth fears have eased, the inverted yield curve issue is set aside, China trade will be an issue again soon and market players are looking to put cash to work.
At the Bandstand
Here are today's key observations: * Bonds continued to rise in price and sell off in yield. The 10-year U.S. note yield dropped by another five basis points and is now slightly below 2.40%. My long standing and contrarian target of 2.25% is close a...
Apple's Negotiating Leverage Could Help its New Services Pay Off -- Tech Check
The company has reportedly been seeking large revenue cuts for some of the new services it's expected to unveil on Monday, and also reportedly has aggressive bundling plans.
Price Is Not Truth (Part Deux)
* Stock charts are less reliable in the present than in the past * Beware of false breakouts (up and down) promoted by products and strategies that worship at the altar of price momentum * Re-mem-mem-ber - buyers live higher and sellers live lower "...
This Morning
Note: I am still operating with computer problems. I see very little going on this morning: * Breadth is stinking up the joint - 700 advancing issues and 2100 declining issues. * Several market leaders are failing to hold yesterday's morning ramp ...
Not Your Father's Stock Market
With ninety minutes to go breadth has turned negative. Before ETFs, CTAs and risk parity Goldman's loss of its entire +$3 gain on the day would matter and would likely presage a market reversal. So would the reversal in industrials and financials (b...
Jim Cramer: The Ultimate Case for the Leap of Taste Not Faith
I think sometimes the best way to parse the temperament is to go over the most obviously 'wrong' moves and address why they might not be wrong at all.
The Message of the Bond Market Goes Ignored
* Note and bond yields are shouting that the trajectory of global economic growth will disappoint relative to consensus expectations * The message of the fixed income market is currently being ignored by stock investors "This is the business we have...
Kass: Move Over Goldman Sachs, I Have a New Favorite Large-Cap Stock for 2019
In a world starved for growth, investors will likely value companies with strong organic growth prospects.
Move Over Goldman Sachs, My New Favorite Large Cap Stock For 2019 Is Amazon
* Amazon's business "moat" is deep and secure * The threat of increased regulation of the company continues to exist ... but is now seen as diminished - likely to be modest in scope and having little impact on Amazon's growth ambitions or cost struc...
Facebook's Sharp Share Price Advance May Now Stall
When I purchased Facebook (and placed it on my Best Ideas List at $137 in late November, 2018), it - along with Goldman Sachs - were my favorite large cap longs. The stocks were substantially out of favor and hated by the sell- and buy- side. Since...
Buy Levels
Here are some of my individual buy levels of stocks that I want to add to or reestablish on weakness: * $157.50 * $1625 * $1150 * $42 * $55 * $46 * $46.50 * $182.50 * $31 * $40 * $23 * $65 * $16.75 * $35 * $27.75 * $60 * $95 * $48 * $87.50 Note: Lon...
Afternoon Trades
I reduced my tagend longs in Facebook and Goldman Sachs down even further. I am bidding for more VanEck Vectors Vietnam ETF .
Jim Cramer: Here Are 6 Stocks That Will Tell You What's Going On
Why am I not more worried about a recession? Because Fed Chair Jay Powell has our back.
