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Just In: The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (GS) Set for Breakout The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (GS) shares is set for a breakout today as the firm smashes Q1 Estimates leading to a 2.45% surge in Monday's premarket trading. Reports Overview Goldman Sachs delivered a strong first-quarter performance, beating Wall Street expectations on both earnings and revenue, thanks to a record-setting quarter in equities trading. The bank posted earnings of $14.12 per share versus an expected $12.35, with revenue reaching $15.06 billion compared to forecasts of $14.81 billion. Financial Performance In 2024, The Goldman Sachs Group's revenue was $52.16 billion, an increase of 15.34% compared to the previous year's $45.23 billion. Earnings were $13.48 billion, an increase of 71.52%. Analyst Forecast According to 16 analysts, the average rating for GS stock is "Buy." The 12-month stock price forecast is $593.43, which is an increase of 20.02% from the latest price. Technical Outlook Prior our last analysis on NYSE:GS stock, the asset is already approaching the short term resistant point and a break above that pivot would cement the path for a bullish campaign for NYSE:GS shares . As hinted by the RSI at 43, NYSE:GS shares has more room to capitalize on the dip and pull on a bullish campaign today. All eyes are set on the $520 level, should NYSE:GS shares break that pivot, a bullish breakout might be inevitable.
NYSE:GSLong
by DEXWireNews
Goldman Sachs Earnings Tomorrow – Ready for a Bullish Breakout?Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS) is shaping up for a potential bullish move ahead of its earnings report tomorrow (January 15) before the market opens. With the stock bouncing off key support levels and positive momentum indicators, a strong earnings surprise could trigger further upside toward my targets. Let’s break down the setup: 💼 Trade Setup for Swing Trade: 🔹 Entry Price: $569 (current price) 🎯 Take Profit 1: $600 🎯 Take Profit 2: $625 🎯 Take Profit 3: $650 🛡️ Stop Loss: $540 (below key support) 📈 Why Am I Bullish on Goldman Sachs? 1️⃣ Earnings Catalyst (January 15, Pre-Market) Goldman Sachs will release its Q4 2024 earnings tomorrow before the market opens. Historically, the bank has outperformed expectations, particularly in trading revenues and fixed income. Given the recent recovery in capital markets, there’s a good chance Goldman will report higher-than-expected revenues, which could trigger a sharp rally. 2️⃣ Technical Reversal in Play GS is bouncing off a key support zone near $550, which has acted as demand multiple times in the past. The RSI is rising from oversold levels, and Stochastic has turned bullish, suggesting momentum is building. A break above $575 would confirm the reversal and open the door to higher targets at $600, $625, and $650. 3️⃣ Valuation and Undervaluation Goldman Sachs is trading at a P/E ratio of 16.8, which is cheaper than peers like JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley. This leaves room for valuation expansion, especially if the bank delivers positive earnings surprises. With recovering trading volumes, M&A activity, and IPO deals, GS could see a significant boost to revenue and profitability. 💡 Final Thoughts: Goldman Sachs is setting up for a potential bullish move, with a solid technical and fundamental backdrop. The upcoming earnings report is a key catalyst that could trigger strong upside if results beat expectations. I’m targeting $600, $625, and $650, while managing risk with a stop loss at $540. Let's see how it plays out! 💬 What do you think? Are you bullish on Goldman Sachs too? Drop your thoughts in the comments! 👇
NYSE:GSLong
by FinanceProSignals
1
Goldman Sachs - Too Cheap to Ignore?NYSE:GS and the general financial services sector as a whole has faced extreme trauma over this past month. However, one that particularly stands out is the "bad guy" of the industry who has taken the equivalent to a roundhouse kick to the face, and the chart shows it. But does this mean that someone looking for a dip shouldn't pick up strong equity on a discount? I say no, lets be greedy while other are fearful just like that one guy said. Warren something... I don't really remember his name. Let's examine the numbers before we do the finance equivalent of astrology. This means that value investing and it's rather elementary techniques are going to give us some sort of indicator of a buy or a sell. Here's what you need to know. 1. Sachs has an attractive dividend yield of 2.14% ($11.50/share) and a gleaming dividend payout ratio (DPR) of 21.50%. 2. It is far from its high annual EPS sitting at 41.21 sliding from its high last December at 60.35. 3. It's price to earnings ratio (PE) is lounging nicely at 14.00 meaning we are at a generally cheap share price. This metric is what we're looking for. 4. Unfortunately, it has a rather higher price to book ratio (PB) at 1.64 which somewhat contradicts the PE ratio examined in #3. 5. Other metrics to keep in mind is an EV/EBITDA at 53.90 and a PEG at 16.23 which are both considered undesirable to investors. So as far as statistics are concerned, Goldman is sending some mixed signals making a decision difficult at the moment. This means we're going to have to examine the general sector sentiment and general outlook. Firstly, I'd like to point out Goldman's enterprise value. Sachs' EV is currently reported at 855.93 billion, 673 billion (78.63%) being debt (long term or short). This means NYSE:GS is a debt heavy company and we all know how debt works (the entity taking on the debt owes principal + interest). Well, this means that NYSE:GS is heavily going to be influenced by interest rates even considering their strong revenue. So, if we plan on interest rates being lowered long term (which I'm sure we all do), Goldman will be able to borrow from the Fed at a cheaper interest price while simultaneously owing account holders and bond holders less in interest (or APY yield for that matter). However, in the event that inflation runs wild and the Fed raises rates, NYSE:GS will face some turmoil along with the other commercial investment banks. Great, so now for the fun part. Let's see what the charts have to say about this and what it could be implying. Here is the 4H chart looking back into last October. As you can see, Goldman posted a sweet rally followed by our current pullback. However, we are being flashed with various bullish technical patterns and a strong explanation for the drop (even considering the tariffs threats and indices pullback). In summary, we are examining a stock in gradual freefall towards what appears to be several safety nets. On a psychological level, I find that most investors in the business of "smart money" wont let Goldman drop too low before they put their boot down. I also imagine this will happen pretty soon, but we need to hold the $540 price level. As far as the MACD is concerned, we are experiencing weakness from the buyers are the bears are clearly on offense. And lastly, the GS implied volatility shows that options traders aren't pricing in anything particularly unusual, and the most usual movement for the market is to climb higher so that's good news. So, what's the conclusion. In my humble opinion, I believe that Goldman Sachs' stock is trading too low to not buy. Financially, the company is not showing anything particularly concerning and may just need to show some strength before the mass cash chases this play. As of right now, I am long on NYSE:GS considering the financial statistics, general industry sentiment, and technical analysis which was used as an assistance tool. This trade could be last anywhere from 1 day to 1 year, but I am prepared to hold for much longer.
NYSE:GSLong
by addatheriver0808
Goldman Sachs ... simple levels, earnings and future tradeUsing simple lines that are from key pivot points and using a "Bow string method"- taking a fib channel and connecting to highs or lows and putting the third point of the channel tool on the lowest or highest point between the first two highs or lows respectively. You can see a top may of been in along the top line...granted it was due to the election crack up boom attempt number 1...probably 4 more coming to try and prop things up. Anywho...here are all the touches to show congruence back to 2009...the last time a crap load free-falled into the bowl that is the economic market. Check out the Minds on here about GS I'll put up for more analysis showing why i say that top line is quite significant...
NYSE:GS
by CYQOTEK
Goldman Sachs ($GS): Trend Channel in FocusGoldman Sachs has been trending higher since our analysis two months ago, prompting us to reevaluate our stance. We’ve concluded that it makes more sense to remain bullish for now and not anticipate a bearish scenario at this stage. We are particularly encouraged by how consistently NYSE:GS has respected its trend channel, which strengthens our belief that it will continue to hold. However, there is a significant concern: we don’t want to see NYSE:GS losing this trend channel or creating a false breakdown, only to trap bears and continue higher. Goldman Sachs has its earnings call scheduled for the same day as BlackRock and JP Morgan this Wednesday. This adds pressure, and with additional uncertainty from the upcoming political shifts, such as the inauguration of Trump, the potential impact on NYSE:GS , NYSE:BLK , and NYSE:JPM remains unclear. Setting a limit at the 23.6%-38.2% Fibonacci levels feels too risky given the current environment and the uncertainty in the near future. While we favor this updated bullish scenario over the previous one, the bearish scenario isn’t entirely off the table. It could quickly come back into play if NYSE:GS loses key support levels. For now, NYSE:GS needs to touch the $536–$489 zone and reclaim the trend channel promptly to validate our bullish scenario. If it fails to do so, we’ll need to approach with extreme caution, and as a result, we are not rushing into a trade at the moment.
NYSE:GS
by freeguy_by_wmc
Goldman Sachs (GS): Ready for a Big Correction?As we projected four months ago, Goldman Sachs ( NYSE:GS ) has reached our anticipated upside range between $516 and $575, touching $540 specifically. We've reinforced our analysis with a trend line dating back to 2016, which has been tested and validated three times. Combining this trend line, the Elliott wave count, and key Fibonacci levels, our outlook now points towards a significant pullback from current levels. Given that we're likely dealing with a larger Elliott wave cycle, we anticipate a substantial correction of around 28%. While a 28% decline sounds extreme, it's not unprecedented for $GS. The drop from the top of wave 3 to the bottom of wave 4 was 35%, and the decline from wave (1) to (2) was almost 50%. Even smaller corrections within these larger waves illustrate that major pullbacks are essential for long-term growth, especially as institutional investors take profits. With Goldman Sachs having gained 87% year-to-date—a remarkable rise in this sector—a correction is likely as big players start locking in their gains. We aren't sure yet how this correction will unfold, but we anticipate a sharper, quicker drop compared to the more prolonged wave (2) correction. A potential support level for wave A could be around $420. Meanwhile, wave C and the overarching wave (4) are expected to land between $366 and $264. We are not setting a limit order at the moment but have alerts in place for both scenarios: whether we call the exact top here or see NYSE:GS push higher before pulling back. Either way, we'll be ready and will update you as the situation evolves.
NYSE:GSShort
by freeguy_by_wmc
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Long
by ugurtash
Goldman Sachs Rides High on AI Investments & Strong PerformanceAmidst a landscape of evolving financial markets and emerging technologies, Goldman Sachs ( NYSE:GS ) has strategically positioned itself to capitalize on the growing demand for AI-related infrastructure. The success of OpenAI's ChatGPT has invigorated investor confidence, leading to increased funding in promising AI startups. In the wake of the Federal Reserve's efforts to navigate the economy towards a 'soft landing,' Goldman Sachs has demonstrated resilience and adaptability. Despite the challenges posed by rising interest rates and inflationary pressures, the firm has reported robust performance across various divisions. Goldman's investment banking division witnessed a remarkable 32% surge in fees, driven by heightened activity in debt and equity underwriting, as well as advisory services for mergers and acquisitions. Additionally, revenue from trading in fixed income, currencies, and commodities (FICC) saw a notable uptick, buoyed by record financing revenue in mortgages and structured lending. Equities revenue also experienced a substantial increase, reflecting the firm's ability to capitalize on market opportunities. Meanwhile, the asset and wealth management division achieved record quarterly management fees and witnessed significant growth in assets under supervision. The Platform Solutions unit, which encompasses Goldman's consumer operations, reported a 24% increase in revenue. As the firm continues to streamline its consumer banking segment, investors are eagerly anticipating the potential for profitability in 2025. However, amidst the positive momentum, Goldman Sachs faces scrutiny over its consumer banking strategy. Concerns have been raised regarding the efficacy of CEO David Solomon's retail push, leading to calls for the separation of the chairman and CEO roles. Additionally, Goldman's co-branded credit card partnerships with General Motors have been discontinued, signaling potential challenges in its consumer-facing ventures. The bank's provisions for credit losses have also increased, reflecting uncertainties in its credit card and wholesale loan portfolios. Despite these challenges, Goldman Sachs ( NYSE:GS ) remains focused on optimizing its business model and enhancing shareholder value. With a strategic emphasis on traditional banking activities and continued investments in emerging technologies, the firm is well-positioned to navigate the evolving financial landscape."
NYSE:GSLong
by DEXWireNews
BAC setting up to thrive from rate - cuts LONGBAC is showed here on a 100R(ange) where price action from the Covid lows to the federal stimulus highs to the fade and consolidation of Summer 2022 to Summer 2023 and another fade and reversal from it are seen on the chart. At presen, BAC has reversed upside. With Uncles Powell and Sam announcing likely three rate cuts in 24Q3 and 24Q4, I see banks including BAC getting a break with more loan originations and less pressure for high payouts on savings accounts which may be the capital sources of those loans. I see this a an opportunity here and now to take long positions before those hypothetical cuts get baked into the price. The same may go for WFC, JPM, GS and others. My first target is 44 at the " neckline" of the 3,4Q21 triple top.
NYSE:BACLong
by AwesomeAvani
JPM a financial rockstar in stampede mode LONGJPM on the daily chart has plain and obvious consistent momentum albeit with corrections. The markets are expected to thrive in this lection year and three rate cuts are projected in the net 8 months. The best time to buy JPM was both March 22 and October 23. I suggest the next best time is now before the forecasted rate cuts are factored into price ahead of the cuts. I just got notified of unusual options volumes for a price of 220 for the July 24 expiration which is not a surprise and is the month of the presidential nominating conventions. That is 10% above current price and suggests the options buyers are expecting price to be in that money by July meaning maybe a target for price is 225-250. No matter, I am getting mine now before the prices rise.
NYSE:JPMLong
by AwesomeAvani
Goldman Sachs: Leap Over $500 or Just a Bubble?As we start into the Earnings Season, our focus turns to Goldman Sachs Group on the daily chart. Zooming out, we observe the completion of the higher-degree Waves III and IV, finalized at $290, marked by a Triangle where Wave E broke to the downside. Subsequently, an impulsive Wave (1) unfolded, reaching $390. Now, the anticipation is set for Wave (2), expected to retracement between 50% and 78.6%. This retracement aligns neatly with a retest of the Triangle's trendline. The exact internal wave structure of Wave (2) remains uncertain. Given Goldman Sachs' tendency for gradual movements, we'll maintain our focus solely on the daily chart for now. This retest, while possibly extended, remains a retest, suggesting the opportunity for positioning in wave (2), or the a wave (3). Consequently, we continue to anticipate a significant and prolonged rise above the $500 mark, should the conditions align.
NYSE:GSLong
by stromm
2
GRPN on a one month breakout LONGThis is to follow up my previous idea on Groupon. On the 2H chart, price is in a one month sustained breakout from the volume profile and into the upper VWAP band lines both anchored for end of 2023. The faster green RSI line crossed the 50 about the same time and basically has not looked down. The slower RSI line has slowly risen from 55 to 65. This is in the consumer discretionary sector and hot necessarily hinged to technology stocks. I see this as rock-solid as it gets. I will load more shares now and also load more ona dip There was a big earnings miss in November and then Goldman Sachs raised its target from 5 to 7.5 which seems like a big adjustment after an earnings miss. I suppose GS knows their stuff.
NASDAQ:GRPNLong
by AwesomeAvani
🏦💹 Goldman Sachs (GS) Analysis📈 Technical Overview: GS Price: Potential benefits in uncertain macroeconomic conditions. Resilience: Historical resilience, particularly noted during the 2008 financial crisis. Private Equity Capital: Significant capital in private equity firms ($1.3 trillion at the start of 2023). Potential Impact: Expected to benefit intermediaries like Goldman Sachs. 📊💼 Financial Outlook: M&A Deals: Expected to facilitate complex M&A deals, earning fees for the company. 📈🚀 Trade Sentiment: Sentiment: Bullish on Goldman Sachs (GS). Entry Range: Above $320.00-$325.00. Upside Target: Set in the $520.00-$530.00 range. 🔄💡 Note: Monitor macroeconomic trends for confirmation and adjust strategy accordingly. 📉💡 #GoldmanSachs #GS #FinancialAnalysis 🏦💼
NYSE:GSLong
by Richtv_official
GS Earnings and Institutional HoldingsNYSE:GS has had a sudden huge decline in its Institutional Holdings from last quarter--a whopping 12%. That's huge. This suggests that often the selling is from Buy-Side Institutions. Goldman Sachs has a buyback program of 30 billion dollars underway, approved end of February 2023. The Buybacks started in March and have continued until recently. I showed the buyback activity on the daily chart in this article earlier this month. The Support from corporate buybacks poses problems for selling short. The stock is also prone to HFT triggers with frequent gapping. The first Support level is just above the 2022 lows. The company reported earnings this morning and gapped down at open but is holding onto the sideways range it's been in for 2 weeks so far. However, Quarterly and Annual Reports are starting to show signs of weakness as this company struggles to reinvent. NYSE:GS is also facing loss of revenues from IPO underwriting as the NASDAQ Private Market is undermining the high income usually generated from IPOs by underwriters. IMO, the investment banking industry is slowly becoming obsolete as DeFi, Fintech, Blockchain technologies and Crypto currencies continue to advance and erode traditional revenue streams.
NYSE:GS
by MarthaStokesCMT-TechniTrader
US30 event risk - a pivotal week of earnings ahead US Q2 earnings this week – Citi, JP Morgan, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, UnitedHealth This week we get the US big money centres out with earnings. The focus falls on asset quality, loan growth/contraction, net interest margins (NIM) and any commentary on the recent tightening of broad financial conditions. When we look at the companies included in the US30, there are only two banks (of the 30 constituents) - Goldmans and JP Morgan. However, the US30 holds an incredibly high relationship with the XLF ETF (S&P financial sector ETF), with a 10-day correlation of 93%. With so many of the major financial institutions reporting, assuming this relationship holds up, the US30 should mirror the movement in the US banks. Another important risk for US30 traders this week is how the market reacts to earnings from United Health (UNH - report on 13 October). UNH commands a massive 10% weight on the US30, arguably the biggest weight on the index. UNH is not a stock that CFD traders look at as closely as a say aTesla or Nvidia, given its more defensive price action. It’s one for the range traders, where buying into $460 and shorting into $520 has worked well over the past 12 months. However, given the weighting, US30 traders should be aware of the influence the stock can offer. The market prices an implied move of 2.6% move on the day of UNHs reporting, which is in fitting with the average price change over the past 8 quarterly reporting periods. UNH has seen some large percentage moves over earnings and recall in the last earnings report the stock rallied 7.2% - so a sizeable rally/decline would influence the US30 given the weight. While macro factors such as moves in bond yields, the USD and oil prices will influence the US30, one can see that earnings this week could also play a major role – time to buy the dip, or are we about to see a leg lower in the index?
PEPPERSTONE:US30
by Pepperstone