The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (GS-PK)

364.68 is the current ten week moving average. If it stays above or bounces by Friday i will consider adding to what i have left. If it heads south of that by close on Friday than i am moving on.

BTW... OPY a much smaller company in the same space has been performing very well. Consider checking it out. Later.

Sell Banks, energy, and new housing stocks. The party is over!!!

Will close $360-362
Buy it up

Going below 350.... I will THINK about buying end of year... until then... shorting this #$%$

INFLATION here and Interest rates will go up , no doubt about it.

Buy now and wait ....Banks make no less profit than Amazon and Apple even now

Those who say GS is overvalued are clueless. This stock represents growth at a reasonable price. Even at these levels GS remains massively undervalued. Those who are short this name will see their money turn into longs' money. It is suicide to short this right now. Shorting a big boy like this is like getting in between a mother grizzly and her cubs. It's not a question of if you'll get hurt but how badly.

Don't Fight the Fed---whether it's stocks, commodities, the dollar. They have dramatically shifted position and signaled their intent to remove the punch bowl, even if they have not formally acted. that's all you need to know. Fully expect that late 2023 timeline will be moved up as well.

HEAVY SHORTING GOING ON ON GS. WHY

Goldman Sachs is going to be at the forefront of U.S. infrastructure. How many billion will be slated for that? HELLO!!

Investigate now.

Write to fbi and sec on criminal investigation on gs imho

It’s so obvious too.

What’s the urgency to sell at the bid so wrecklessly all the sudden .. No news out on GS? Unreal what they get away with

My buddy says they will buy it Up... as those selling /shorting will get squeezed today tomorrow or next week.

overvalued still

TODAY DOWN 300 POINTS.

yall is going back to the office! enuff said

What a move! $375 calls printed 100%+ in a few minutes. Thanks Jpowell. Quick $3k 🤪

You would think a company like Goldman Sachs, whose business it is to advise companies regarding their financial services, would split their own stock and reap the benefits.