Financial News Discussion of GS - Goldman Sachs Group, Incorporated on Mad Money

Financial News for Goldman Sachs Group, Incorporated (GS)

GS 2/9/2010 3:27PM 52 Week Price Range Market Capitalization Dividend Yield Recent Dividend
$152.40 $72.78 — $193.60 $77.7 Billion 0.90% $1.52

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Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. was discussed on Mad Money which was originally produced by CNBC on 10/1/2009
There was a discussion about Goldman Sachs Group, Incorporated on Mad Money and RazorWire has captured an important portion of the story below.

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The chinese are having an infrastructure-led recovery that's anything but jobless. That's what we should be seeing here in the united states. That's why I think we were down so bad today. We got a recovery that's losing that's the number this morning, you got GOLDMAN SACHS saying tomorrow's number is bad. Hey, it's about jobs. It's not about losing jobs. It's about creating them. Unlike the chinese, our purchasing managers reports and our federal reserve reports, I single one of these. They don't give us a sense that we're on the right track, and this is not normal. The new ceo of nucor, the biggest steel company, biggest and best too. Has pointed out in previous recoveries we should have already started hiring. The good news is it is not too late to change directions because we don't want to be slip sliding away. A la, simon and garfunkel. If congress follows in the footsteps of china, and again only when it comes to fiscal post-mao policy. Recognize that the drumbeat of health care has created a climate where if you're a businessperson, you're going to put all of your hiring on hold until you know the outcome. Remember this is what I am saying the reason that we're down so much today. Who could afford to hire new

“ got GOLDMAN SACHS saying tomorrow's number is bad. Hey, it's about jobs. It's not about losing jobs. It's about creating them. Unlike the chinese, our purchasing managers reports and our federal reserve reports, I single one of these. They don't give us a sense that we're on the right track, and this is not normal. The new ceo of nucor, the biggest steel company, biggest and best too. Has pointed out in previous recoveries we should have already started hiring. The good news is it is not too late to change directions because we don't want to be slip sliding away. A la, simon and garfunkel. If congress follows in the footsteps of china, and again only when it comes to fiscal post-mao policy. Recognize that the drumbeat of health care has created a climate where if you're a businessperson, you're going to put all of your hiring on hold until you know the outcome. Remember this is what I am saying the reason that we're down so much today. Who could afford to hire new ” Mad Money Oct 1, 2009 6:05 PM
Some important items we've observed:
  • Goldman Sachs Group, Incorporated's stock price has dropped by $26.50 since this commentary occurred.
  • Jim Cramer mentioned quite a few stocks, 25 individual companies to be exact. You can see the all company slices for Mad Money on the recap page.
  • GS was mentioned 2 times on this episode alone, so visit the Mad Money recap page for more information on other topics covered.
  • Besides Goldman Sachs Group, Incorporated's mention on Mad Money it's also been discussed 1696 times on various other business shows since then. You can also catch up on All financial news for Goldman Sachs Group, Incorporated.