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The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (GS)

NYSE - Nasdaq Real Time Price. Currency in USD
367.42-0.57 (-0.15%)
As of 10:43AM EST. Market open.
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  • Dividend

    GS announced a cash dividend of 2.50 with an ex-date of Mar. 1, 2023

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Trade prices are not sourced from all markets
Previous Close367.99
Open367.00
Bid367.82 x 900
Ask368.29 x 800
Day's Range364.55 - 368.62
52 Week Range277.84 - 389.58
Volume330,366
Avg. Volume2,636,491
Market Cap123.057B
Beta (5Y Monthly)1.41
PE Ratio (TTM)12.22
EPS (TTM)30.06
Earnings DateApr 12, 2023 - Apr 17, 2023
Forward Dividend & Yield10.00 (2.67%)
Ex-Dividend DateMar 01, 2023
1y Target Est394.46
  • Financial Times

    How to fix FICC

    Equity research analysts, shareholders, consultants, investment bankers and media jump to highlight how fixed-income, currency and commodity (FICC) trading is a structurally low-PE-multiple business, given its volatility and capital requirements. In 2022, FICC generated around a fifth of group revenues of the largest five US investment banks, and it has probably provided a similar level for major European players. The below data from Bank of America’s and Citi’s earnings illustrates how much macro volatility supported FICC revenues in 2022.

  • Bloomberg

    Jim Ratcliffe Lines Up Goldman Sachs to Bankroll Man United Bid

    (Bloomberg) -- British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe has lined up banks including Goldman Sachs Group Inc. to provide debt financing for a bid to buy Manchester United FC, a person familiar with the matter said. Most Read from BloombergRussia Blames US for Nord Stream Blasts, Threatens ConsequencesCommodity Trader Trafigura Faces $577 Million Loss After Uncovering Nickel FraudUS Makes Case That Chinese Balloon Was Part of Spying ProgramUS Takes Custody of Venezuela Embassy in Wake of Guaidó VoteChin

  • The Wall Street Journal

    The Atlanta Billionaire Behind Goldman’s Latest Consumer-Lending Push

    David Zalik co-founded lender GreenSky, which Goldman Sachs bought last year and is betting on to shore up its consumer business.

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