TradingHelpDesk: Advice to GS - Stop citing "liquidity" as a reason to justify your financial speculation. It offers no sustainable or real economic benefits
Friday 07:57 am Some of Goldman Sachs' (GS) largest shareholders are peeved about the $717K-average bonuses the bank's staff are to get this year, and want the bank to disperse more earnings to investors, sources say. Despite record net income, analysts expect Goldman's 2009 earnings per share to be 22% lower than in 2007. A spokesman for the bank pointed out that, since going public in 1999, the company has generated a total return of 159%, while shares have more than doubled YTD.
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