Goldman Sachs Beat on Earnings, Beat on Revenue, and Watched Its Stock Fall Anyway
Goldman posted $17.55 EPS versus $16.49 estimated and $17.23B revenue versus $16.97B estimated, but a FICC trading miss sent shares down.
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Goldman posted $17.55 EPS versus $16.49 estimated and $17.23B revenue versus $16.97B estimated, but a FICC trading miss sent shares down.
Three of America's four largest banks report Q1 earnings today, and what Goldman's FICC miss revealed Monday makes the stakes clearer.
Oil fell on the first day of a naval blockade because markets priced in porous enforcement, demand destruction, and Trump's 'deal' comment.
Somnigroup is absorbing Leggett & Platt in a $2.5 billion all-stock deal, ending one of the longest consecutive dividend streaks in American corporate history.
GFL Environmental is acquiring Secure Waste Infrastructure for C$6.4 billion in an 80/20 stock-cash deal, and its own stock fell on the news.
Futures fell to $97 but physical crude stayed elevated — the spread that was $35 on Friday grew wider on Day One of enforcement.
Q1 2026 shattered every venture capital record, but 64% of the $297 billion went to just four companies — a concentration that looks less like a boom than a coronation.
U.S. stocks rallied on blockade Day 1 after Trump said Iran wants a deal, while Asian markets fell sharply overnight.
War risk premiums for Hormuz transits have surged 35 to 50 times pre-war levels, effectively closing the strait through cost.