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Short this on principle, catalyst is public-ire-raising bonus payments coming year-end
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+9.31%
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Let's do the math on our friends Goldman Sucks. Point 1: Our dolty Gov't handed GS $13 bn in cash by saving AIG, a company with whom Goldman foolishly traded. Point 2: GS is supposedly looking to pay out $11 bn in bonuses this year. Hmmmm. Since the taxpayer will likely lose ALL of it's AIG investment (see also CIT $2.3 bn taxpayer loss, maybe as early as this weekend), the taxpayer essentially paid Goldman Sucks to make bad bets. We rewarded stupid decisions with CASH! Point 3: You are welcome Warren Buffett. For my $13 bn donation to Goldman Sucks's financings in the pas...
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Well Positioned for Growth Over the Next 12 Months
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+22.95%
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Although the road ahead for Goldman will be a bumpy one for some time to come, the firm is well positioned to ride out the current market jitters and rebound once the overall economy begins to pick up in the next 9 to 12 months. Goldman has a strong balance sheet and as long as they can maintain their revenues from an investment banking perspective, they will ultimately prevail as one of the strongest banks in the next 12 months. In addition, Goldman has average just about a 9% return over the last 10 years which should continue through the next ten years. Short term the stock will fluct...
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Credit deleveraging
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+11.14%
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(closed on 02/24/09)
Credit deleveraging will continue for awhile. As assets continue to decline, Goldman will continue posting new losses. Their hubris in assuming they don't need government capital injections when they're leveraged 32x in the middle of a deleveraging cycle is astounding. Keynes once wrote markets can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent. No new IPO's. No acquisitions. No new underwriting. Where are the earnings? Where is the pipeline? <> If it's not government injections, it will most definitely be private injections, which is ultimately dilutive to existing sha...
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Goldman Sachs... red figures...$ 2 billions deficit ( $ 5 per share)
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-112.41%
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(closed on 05/06/09)
Goldman Sachs $ 2 billions deficit ( $ 5 per share) apprehension...wherever one goes bad news in the financial sector "Wall Street Journal" for the last quarter ... ends on the 28. November 08 Y M
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Goldman Sachs...50 $ for Warren Buffet favourite?
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+3.78%
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(closed on 12/02/08)
the markets are crazy....... the prices for Goldman as well....... but 50 $ are possible.......of wide scope.....‹(-¿•)› Y M
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From the Blogosphere
Treasury to Auction TARP Warrants – Analyst Blog
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After almost a year of initiating the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) to rescue the nation’s financial industry, the U.S. Treasury Department said on Thursday that it would auction off stock warrants it acquired from three big banks that received a significant portion of taxpayers’ money and have fully repaid the same. The government is taking this step to free the lenders from the federal bailout program.
The three banks, whose warrants will be sold via auctions over the next month, are JPMorgan Chase (JPM), Capital One Financial (COF) and TCF Financial Corporation (...
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Goldman Sachs shareholders want less bonuses, more of the profit
Filed under: Management, Employees, Goldman Sachs Group (GS)  According to The Wall Street Journal, some of Goldman Sachs's (GS) largest shareholders are petitioning the company to lower the size of its bonus pool. These shareholders feel that GS should be passing along more of its earnings to investors. According to "people familiar with the situation," these investors hold "tens of millions" of GS shares and are complaining in private conversations at GS's annual analyst meetings.
With GS raking in record net income and compensation, the shareholders believe that the benefits should be share...
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Company News for November 19, 2009 – Corporate Summary
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• Bank of America/Merrill (NYSE:BAC) downgraded a number of semiconductor companies, expecting a modest inventory correction, even as economies improve and demand for electronics rises. Four shares were downgraded to neutral, including Intel (NASDAQ:INTC), Texas Instruments (NYSE:TXN), Marvel Technology Group (NASDAQ:MRVL) and LSI Corp (NYSE:LSI). The form lowered Maxim Integrated Products (NASDAQ:MXIM), National Semiconductor (NYSE:NSM), Power Integrations (NASDAQ:POWI) and Microchip Technology (NASDAQ:MCHP) to underperform <>• Advanced Micro Devices (NYSE:AMD) rose 10.6% yesterday. Th<><><><><><><><>< /><><>< /><>< /><>< />< />...
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UAL Corp. Raises Funds – Analyst Blog
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UAL Corporation (UAUA), the parent company of United Airlines, has announced the issue of $810 million notes to pay off existing debt. The $810 million in pass-through securities raised consists of $697 million of Class A certificates with a coupon interest rate of 9.75% expiring in Jan. 2017 and $113 million of Class B certificates with an interest rate of 12.0% expiring in Jan. 2016. A pass-through security is a fixed-income certificate against certain mortgage-backed securities, generally aircraft.
Of the total proceeds raised from the offering, $493 million will be used to pay off equipm...
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Buffett and Goldman pump $500 million into small businesses
Filed under: Goldman Sachs Group (GS), Small business  If anything, the financial implosion has been a boon for Goldman Sachs (GS), which has posted record-breaking profits and bonuses. The turmoil has also been nice to billionaire investor, Warren Buffett, who is snapping up juicy deals.
Unfortunately, millions of Americans remain unemployed. What's more, small businesses continue to suffer, as sales are tough to grow and financing is almost impossible.
With this in mind, Buffett and Goldman have teamed up for something unique -- that is, to launch a $500 million program to promote small busin...
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GS Long Term Charts
- Trendlines and support/resistance levels on GS long term charts:
http://patternspy.blogspot.com/2009/05/gs-goldman-sachs-stock-charts.html
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If it has leverage....Sell it
- The melt down seems to have begun. The Commercial paper market has totally frozen up. The freezing of the CP market has major ramifications. Only the...
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