Goldman Sachs just shattered projections on equities trading. The final quarter last year? They pulled in $4.31 billion—an all-time Wall Street record for this division. That's not just beating expectations; that's demolishing them. When the biggest traditional finance players are printing record numbers in equity trading, it signals serious capital flow momentum across markets.
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LayerZeroHero
· 01-16 11:28
Traditional finance has broken records... The fact proves that capital flows are still gathering towards centralized giants. We need to recognize what this signal means.
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GasFeeSobber
· 01-15 17:11
Damn, Goldman Sachs' numbers are outrageous. Traditional finance is bleeding heavily.
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HorizonHunter
· 01-15 17:06
Goldman Sachs this time is really outrageous, with a record of $431 million... Traditional financial giants are starting to print money wildly, while retail investors are still debating when cryptocurrencies will turn around.
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MemeEchoer
· 01-15 16:58
Traditional financial institutions are once again profiting, and what about us?
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PseudoIntellectual
· 01-15 16:56
Goldman Sachs is going crazy, traditional finance is still that old dragon.
Goldman Sachs just shattered projections on equities trading. The final quarter last year? They pulled in $4.31 billion—an all-time Wall Street record for this division. That's not just beating expectations; that's demolishing them. When the biggest traditional finance players are printing record numbers in equity trading, it signals serious capital flow momentum across markets.