GS stock verdict - Growth
GS
The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.
GROWTHFinancial Services
$935.45
Levels unreliable (peak earnings?) — verify manually
⚠️ Earnings-multiple levels suppressed — the model fair value is implausibly far above the market price (likely cyclical-peak or one-off earnings). Judge this name manually.
VALUE83
GROWTH75
QUALITY100
TECHNICAL—
TRUST SCORE
76High
confidence in this read — data completeness, earnings quality & coverage
Technicals: insufficient price history
PROS
- Attractive trailing P/E of 13.0× (earnings yield 7.7%)
- Strong return on equity of 17.1% (TTM)
- Revenue grew 51.2%/yr on average over the last 3 years
- TTM EPS grew 26.6% year-over-year
- Balance sheet holds net cash (cash exceeds total debt)
CONS
- Earnings weakly cash-backed — operating cash flow is only -188% of net income
- Earnings-based fair value is implausible (likely peak or one-off earnings) — the valuation model abstained from price levels
- High leverage — debt-to-equity of 2.45
✳ Pros and cons are machine-generated from the latest fundamentals and technicals.
EARNINGS QUALITY · we check the accounting so you don't have to
⚠Operating cash flow is only -188% of net income — profit isn't well cash-backed
Analysis as of 2026-09-25 · price live, fundamentals from latest filings
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FAQ
Why is GS rated Growth?
GS (The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.) is rated Growth because the model combines fundamentals, price action, and earnings-quality checks. The current signal is Levels unreliable (peak earnings?) — verify manually. Attractive trailing P/E of 13.0× (earnings yield 7.7%) and Strong return on equity of 17.1% (TTM)
Why are GS's price levels hidden?
The model withheld price levels for GS because the earnings anchor looks unreliable or incomplete. The page explicitly flags that the fair-value math should be verified manually.
What should I watch before acting on GS?
Watch the trust score of 76, the earnings-quality checks, and any red flags. Earnings weakly cash-backed — operating cash flow is only -188% of net income