NYSE:GS

Goldman Sachs (GS)

942.00
-9.47 (1.00%)
as of Sep 18, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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BUY
Buy US banks? He's very bullish on the money-centered banks. Global banks are all down, so now is a good buying opportunity. They're down because the are exposed to investment banking. There is less M&A and few IPOs coming, so these revenues are certainly down. Secondly, the yield curve is flat to inverted, so net interest margins are squeezed. However, this is a short-term cyclical problem that will self-correct. These banks pay good dividends and offer good free cash flow at low PE's. What are you waiting for?
WAIT
A trade or a long-term opportunity? Best of breed investment bank. Good risk management. You're going to see rising credit delinquencies for the banks. More downside for the banks, especially US ones. Definitely one to look at in the new year.
BUY
Reported a surprisingly strong quarter by beating revenues and all divisions are doing well, especially trading. Is a cheap stock and pays a great yield. (He used to work here.)
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Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly This investment bank powerhouse is trading at 6x earnings -- half of its peer group -- and trades at book value. It pays a reasonable dividend backed by a payout ratio under 25% of cash flow. Rising interest rates favour this capital asset management company. We are watching the debt level as it has recently been on the rise, but trust management will exploit its value. We recommend a stop loss at $236, looking to achieve $433 -- upside potential over 45%. Yield 2.69% (Analysts’ price target is $433.46)
BUY
options Options in GS gives him versatility--he can sell options against it. GS has incredible implied volatility, so he can at least withstand this current downside. He bought this close to $312 and it's now $284, but he just took in over $20 in option premiums.
BUY
He bought around $312. Likes their 1x price-to-book ratio vs. JPM's 1.5x They did well on their earnings
TOP PICK
9x earnings, 1x tangible book value, the lowest valuation in years. Rock solid dividend growth, huge share buybacks over time. Phenomenal franchise. Yield is 2.58%. (Analysts’ price target is $419.04)
BUY
It trades around 1x book and the cheapest among banks. They had $8 billion in revenue this past quarter, so they are doing a lot of things right.
COMMENT
They reported a strong quarter and yet the market didn't reward them. PE fell from 9x to 8x.
BUY
JPM is too pricey at 2x price-to-book. GS is only 1x, so he prefers this. He also likes regional banks to some degree.
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TOP PICK
Slightly up after earnings report. Exceeded profit estimates by about 20%. Lots of discussions on social medias concerning their involvement with the Twitter purchase offer. Kourtney Gibson, Rob Sechan, and Karen Firestone recently gave BUY signals. Social media mentions increased by 39% over the last 24h.
BUY
Trades at 1.1x book. They're not getting credit for their asset and wealth management businesses. The Q1 will be terrible for investment banks, but the rest of their businesses are the reasons why you own GS.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
They saw healthy deposit growth, and net interest income and capital markets revenues were above expectations. Buy on the dip. Expenses were in line.
BUY
GS has had problems (unspecified). That's why its valuation is cheaper than other banks like MS'. But this makes GS a reasonable entry point now.
BUY
He's been watching this for a while. MS and GS stand out among financials, but GS is an easy pick. Why? It's at 52-week lows and trades at a book value vs. MS is trading around 1.5x. GS has executed well over the years though is being punished lately (like other banks). They are positioned to be in a great trading market now.
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