Goldman Sachs Group (GS)
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Boehner Can’t Stop a Rally — Thursday’s IP Market Recap
Early-morning gains were briefly blunted by John Boehner's sour comments on the fiscal cliff, but tech and social stocks helped carry markets through the day.
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Market Cap
169.01B
PE Ratio
19.22
EPS
25.61
Volume (Avg. Vol.)
886,670
Day's Range
$486.69 - $495.99
52-Week Range
$289.36 - $509.48
Dividend & Yield
$11.00 (2.24%)
GS Stock Predictions, Articles, and Goldman Sachs Group News
Even Mighty Goldman Is Pinching Pennies
Naming the fewest new partners in a decade is just one sign of The Street's new reality. Incredibly, Goldman Sachs is now aiming to be a low-cost provider.
Panic Selling in Financials Was Just That: Panic
The pullback in financials this week was a knee-jerk overreaction that doesn't give the sector credit for soldiering on through regulation.
Dow Takes Worst Bath in a Year — Wednesday’s IP Market Recap
The Dow fell a 52-week worst 313 points on Wednesday as the markets fell to a post-election hangover and unsettling economic news out of Europe.
Intrade: A Beacon of Clarity in a Messy Election
The financial markets seem surprised by Obama's victory, but Intrade bettors certainly weren't. Polls and media coverage can mislead -- money talks.
Goldman Sachs May Cash In on UBS’ Retreat
The big margin on Wall Street in is bonds -- and a major player just bowed out.
The 12 Most Interesting Charts for November
Technical analysis is a valuable tool for traders -- here's what the charts are whispering as we get ready to enter November.
Look Who’s Asking Congress for Deficit Action
It would be a little easier to abide the Campaign to Fix the Debt CEO Fiscal Leadership Council's effort -- if the execs on it weren't so hypocritical.
Earnings Season Kicks Into High Gear — Tuesday’s IP Market Recap
The broader markets enjoyed a second consecutive day of gains on a number of positive earnings reports and welcome news from the eurozone.
Pandit Leaves Citigroup, ‘Paltry’ Pay Behind
Pandit led Citigroup through the financial crisis and brought the giant bank back to profitability, and all he gets is a lousy $15 million? No wonder he left.
Can Banks’ Big Rally Keep Running?
Despite a weak economy, legal settlements, trading debacles and fresh lawsuits, it's been a great year to be an investor in bank stocks.
Corporate Profit Streak Set to End
Third-quarter earnings season promises to be a loser -- but it has been more than telegraphed and should be fully reflected in share prices.
Goldman’s Money-Minting Days Are Over
The media is starting to shower Goldman Sachs with love, but it might be a bit overdone. While there's some upside left in GS, it's not a ton.
J&J: Sometimes Buybacks Make Sense
Sometimes buybacks makes sense. Take Johnson & Johnson's $12.9 billion second-quarter repurchase, for example. Here's why.
Banks: A Bright Spot Amid Earnings Gloom
The financial sector is poised for double-digit profit growth in the third quarter amid a broader drop in corporate earnings. Here's why banks will be a bright spot.
Biggest Tax Cheats Aren’t the 47% — They’re BANKS
Rather than grouse about people dodging taxes on $20,000 a year, we should start looking at the untouched billions of dollars made by debt-churning banks.
Goldman Sachs CFO Viniar Retires; Successor Named
Goldman Sachs CFO David Viniar has stepped down, and will be replaced by sales and trading co-head Harvey Schwartz.
5 Lessons From Lehman and AIG
Four years ago, Lehman Brothers collapsed and AIG was bailed out by the U.S. government. Where are we today? Here are some lessons still worth pondering.
Moynihan’s Silence Is a Victory Cry for Bank of America Investors
Bank CEOs tend to go mum once troubles have passed, which makes Brian Moynihan's relative silence music to BAC investors' ears.
Hedge Funds Are Doing Terribly This Year
Hedge fund managers are not producing returns that either significantly or at times even match, those returns for investors in buy and hold.
