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Goldman Sachs Has First Perfect Quarter With Zero Trading Loss

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Re: Goldman Sachs Has First Perfect Quarter With Zero Trading Loss

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Impressive feat. I guess that stat arb and whatnot is easier now because people are no longer leveraged to move the world and the margins can be a bit tighter. I would be interested to see loss days compared to a quarter of total gain/loss.

They didn't have a single trading day in which they made less than $ 25 million. And they had 35 days over $100 million.

http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/886982/00009501231004...

(net revenues are in millions)

Re: Goldman Sachs Has First Perfect Quarter With Zero Trading Loss

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Pavlovian anti-GS hysteria at its best...

Note the visual indication of what's known as a "joke".

The joke is no longer amusing. Everyone is attacking GS, from utterly clueless uneducated morons to utterly devious dumb politicians with a private agenda. By attacking GS in such a gratuitous manner, one reminds others of such tragicomedy.

Re: Goldman Sachs Has First Perfect Quarter With Zero Trading Loss

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Note the visual indication of what's known as a "joke".

The joke is no longer amusing. Everyone is attacking GS, from utterly clueless uneducated morons to utterly devious dumb politicians with a private agenda. By attacking GS in such a gratuitous manner, one reminds others of such tragicomedy.

poor, poor, Goldman Sachs.

Re: Goldman Sachs Has First Perfect Quarter With Zero Trading Loss

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Note the visual indication of what's known as a "joke".

The joke is no longer amusing. Everyone is attacking GS, from utterly clueless uneducated morons to utterly devious dumb politicians with a private agenda. By attacking GS in such a gratuitous manner, one reminds others of such tragicomedy.

From below: "They didn't have a single trading day in which they made less than $ 25 million"

Anyone who makes more than 25M per day can take a little heckling, if you ask me.

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