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Goldman Breaks Own Stock-Trading Revenue Record Again

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Goldman Sachs reported $7.42 billion in quarterly revenue, driven by record-breaking stock-trading results from financing and derivative bets. This marks another record for the bank's stock-trading business. Analyst Chris Marinac of Brean Capital discussed the report on Bloomberg Surveillance.

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Why it matters

Goldman Sachs reported $7.42 billion in quarterly stock-trading revenue.

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Goldman Sachs posted $7.42 billion for a quarter.

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Chris Marinac is a director of research at Brean Capital.

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  • Goldman Sachs reported $7.42 billion in quarterly stock-trading revenue.
  • This represents a new record for the firm.

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Goldman Sachs reported $7.42 billion for a quarter with record-breaking stock-trading results, driven by financing and taking profit in arranging bets. Chris Marinac, Brean Capital director of research, commented on the report on 'Bloomberg Surveillance.'

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Chris Marinac is a director of research at Brean Capital.

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Goldman Sachs posted $7.42 billion for a quarter.

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This quarter had record-breaking stock-trading results.

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The results were driven by financing and taking profit in arranging bets.

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  • anchoring: Goldman Sachs just keeps on breaking its own records on Wall Street.,It posted $7.42 billion for a quarter with record-breaking stock-trading results.
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