goldman sachs
Goldman Sachs Principal Transactions Update: Back With A Vengeance
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/27/2009 17:55 -0500
Just released NYSE data indicate a 50% ramp up by Goldman's principal Program Trading unit. Whereas the prior week saw Goldman trading only 631 million principal shares on the NYSE, the most recent data indicate a massive rise to 977.8 million. Also notable is Credit Suisse's doubling in principal program trades to 586 million from 245 million.
I Would Like To Thank The Academy, Goldman Sachs, And God (Jeff Immelt)...
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/27/2009 16:53 -0500Was that Cramer complaining there is too much democracy in this country? My dear, you of all people should be so glad for First Amendment rights after losing hapless mom and pop retail investors, whose only sin is listening to you, countless billions and billions of dollars.
Goldman Sachs: "Engineering Every Major Market Manipulation Since The Great Depression"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/27/2009 16:51 -0500With a subtitle like "From tech stocks to high gas prices, Goldman Sachs has engineered every major market manipulation since the Great Depression - and they're about to do it again" run, don't walk, to your nearest kiosk and buy Matt Taibbi's latest piece in Rolling Stone magazine.
Goldman Sachs Analyzes Its Risk Exposure
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/27/2009 13:44 -0500
Until yesterday, the only real risk at the 5th branch of government (4th is the PIMCO/BlackRock two headed hydra) was making sure that 2009 is the year of the biggest bonuses on record (amusingly, now that Cerberus has all but followed Chrysler to its ignominious end (oddly missing from the company's industry expertise page - one would think the Dan Quayle-advised company learned more from this cataclysm than anything else), maybe Stephen Feinberg can sell the brand to the GS/PIMCO/BlackRock triumvirate and generate at least some recovery for its long-suffering LPs: the name would be so much more appropriate then).
I Would Like To Thank The Academy, Goldman Sachs, And God (Jeff Immelt)...
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/24/2009 18:08 -0500
Was that Cramer complaining there is too much democracy in this country? My dear, you of all people should be so glad for First Amendment rights after losing hapless mom and pop retail investors, whose only sin is listening to you, countless billions and billions of dollars.
One would be tempted to link up to Jimmy's famous rant against Bernanke from two years ago. Oh what the heck... here it is.
Goldman Sachs: "Engineering Every Major Market Manipulation Since The Great Depression"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/24/2009 17:58 -0500With a subtitle like "From tech stocks to high gas prices, Goldman Sachs has engineered every major market manipulation since the Great Depression - and they're about to do it again" run, don't walk, to your nearest kiosk and buy Matt Taibbi's latest piece in Rolling Stone magazine. One of the best comprehensive profiles of Government Sachs done to date. Speaking of GS, they sure must be busy today, now that Bernanke is about to be impeached and take the fall for all their machinations.
Filings Disclose Goldman Sachs' AIG Collateral Demands Were Reason For AIG Implosion
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/23/2009 17:37 -0500Bloomberg out with an article disclosing what every "tinfoil" hat wearer has known for a long time, namely that it was precisely Goldman's collateral extractions out of AIG that were the cause for the firm's collapse, and the ensuing financial catastrophe that to this day has been propped up only thanks to the US government's backstop of nearly $10 trillion in various worthless assets.
Goldman Sachs Analyzes Its Risk Exposure
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/23/2009 12:45 -0500
Until yesterday, the only real risk at the 5th branch of government (4th is the PIMCO/BlackRock two headed hydra) was making sure that 2009 is the year of the biggest bonuses on record (amusingly, now that Cerberus has all but followed Chrysler to its ignominious end (oddly missing from the company's industry expertise page - one would t
Filings Disclose Goldman Sachs' AIG Collateral Demands Were Reason For AIG Implosion
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/22/2009 03:35 -0500Bloomberg out with an article disclosing what every "tinfoil" hat wearer has known for a long time, namely that it was precisely Goldman's collateral extractions out of AIG that were the cause for the firm's collapse, and the ensuing financial catastrophe that to this day has been propped up only thanks to the US government's backstop of nearly $10 trillion in various worthless assets.
Goldman Sachs Principal Transactions Update: 631 Million Shares
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/19/2009 13:56 -0500Latest NYSE Program Trading data out. Program Trading volume continues to decline, with 3.4 billion shares traded, down 700 million from the week before. Most notable is Goldman's dramatic drop in principal trading, down from on average 1 billion over the past 2 months to a mere 631 million. In the meantime, Credit Suisse is continuing its climb in Principal PT.
Goldman Sachs Principal Transactions Update: 631 Million Shares
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/19/2009 13:56 -0500Latest NYSE Program Trading data out. Program Trading volume continues to decline, with 3.4 billion shares traded, down 700 million from the week before. Most notable is Goldman's dramatic drop in principal trading, down from on average 1 billion over the past 2 months to a mere 631 million. In the meantime, Credit Suisse is continuing its climb in Principal PT.
Goldman Sachs Principal Transactions Update: 631 Million Shares
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/19/2009 13:56 -0500Latest NYSE Program Trading data out. Program Trading volume continues to decline, with 3.4 billion shares traded, down 700 million from the week before. Most notable is Goldman's dramatic drop in principal trading, down from on average 1 billion over the past 2 months to a mere 631 million. In the meantime, Credit Suisse is continuing its climb in Principal PT.
Goldman Sachs Principal Transactions Update: 631 Million Shares
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/19/2009 11:17 -0500

Latest NYSE Program Trading data out. Program Trading volume continues to decline, with 3.4 billion shares traded, down 700 million from the week before.
REIT CBL's Brief And Painful Stay On The Goldman Sachs Conviction Buy List
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/17/2009 19:59 -0500For a good example of just how worthless of a tool for investors (and useful for persuading follow on offering "participation") the Goldman Sachs Conviction Buy list is, look no further than the recent performance of REIT CBL & Associates, coupled with the recommendations on the stock by Goldman Sachs REIT analyst Jonathan Habermann.
REIT CBL's Brief And Painful Stay On The Goldman Sachs Conviction Buy List
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/17/2009 19:59 -0500For a good example of just how worthless of a tool for investors (and useful for persuading follow on offering "participation") the Goldman Sachs Conviction Buy list is, look no further than the recent performance of REIT CBL & Associates, coupled with the recommendations on the stock by Goldman Sachs REIT analyst Jonathan Habermann.


