NYSE:GS

Goldman Sachs (GS)

1,002.59
-29.42 (2.85%)
as of Jun 10, 2026, 5:40:36 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 26 opinions in the last 12 months.

Goldman Sachs (GS) has garnered a robust interest among analysts due to its strength in capital markets, investment banking, and M&A activities. The company is expected to benefit significantly from the upcoming IPO boom, especially following its recent successes with SpaceX and OpenAI. Analysts highlight its impressive dividend growth, reportedly increasing nearly 22% annually over the past five years, and a remarkable total return of 248% over three years. While concerns persist regarding private credit markets, the majority view GS as a strong player poised for continued growth in a favorable economic environment, especially as deregulation persists and risk appetite returns. The consensus suggests that with its strategic positioning, management excellence, and ongoing strength in financial activities, GS is expected to turn out solid quarterly results, reaffirming its status in the investment banking sector.

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WEAK BUY
Buy it on good metrics and it will do well.
TOP PICK
One of the few investment banks left in the US. A way to make money above and beyond owning the stock is to sell Call Options against it. If you buy at $160 you sell a call option at $165 for October, 44 days away.
TOP PICK
Went into the financial crisis of 07 and 08 as one of the leaders and have emerged as the leader in the financial services space. Probably the most respected name in the investment banking business. Trading at 10X forward earnings, which is a bargain. 2nd quarter below way everyone's estimates. Estimates for the next quarter and for the full year are going up very quickly. Very shrewd management.
COMMENT
Time to short trade this one? Wouldn't recommend this. Last quarter was fantastic and beat expectations handily. Also sitting on excess liquidity, which could be as high as $70 billion that can be redeployed and could add up to $1 in earnings.
DON'T BUY
Exposed to every part of investment banking and have proven too big to fail. Too expensive.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
One of the best companies on the planet. Have less competition now. Have paid back the TARP. Going to get back to business and bonuses are going to be flowing back in. Could very easily get back to $130.
TOP PICK
(A Top Pick March 20/08. Down 29.9%.) Investment banking business is not going to go away. This is the kind of company that will become stronger, bigger and better as the market changes. Very well run company. Tops in mergers and acquisitions.
COMMENT
A fantastic company and likes it long-term. Probably have to raise equity at some point so you have to watch for an equity issue. Just sold his holdings.
COMMENT
Has a nice series of higher highs and higher lows since November that you can use to recognize inflection points where behaviour is changing.
PARTIAL BUY
Never felt the Wall Street investment banks where all that thick. When push came to shove, they were illiquid. A small position might be very interesting.
BUY
Looks like it is going to be one of the winners in brokerages. Chart shows a good indication of a trend reversal. Broke above a key resistance point of $80. Will reach resistance at around $120. Use a 10 or 15 day moving average as a Stoploss.
PARTIAL BUY
This is a company that you should own. You will survive this financial turmoil. Has a great backer in Warren Buffett. A long-term hold. Dollar cost average into the stock.
DON'T BUY
One of two brokerage companies left. In the near term, business is a little uncertain for brokerages. Short term, business is still a little uncertain. Long term they will be big winners.
TOP PICK
Top Short Earnings are going to come down, but they are one of the survivors and have stayed out of the issues of sub-prime. They are a global company. They are one of the top 5.
COMMENT
Investment banking models are no longer going to be as profitable. Now must play by the commercial banking rules of only 9 or 10 times leverage. Would prefer Canadian commercial banks. Today's 24% drop is a reflection of short-term liquidation. It will survive but it is questionable if you will make much money over the next 4 to 5 years.
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