Low P/E, stable company with a strong brand. Did well even in the financial crisis. Has had nice growth in both revenue and earnings in recent years. Fits our aim to overweight financial sector.

Steady and balanced performance with a relatively low P/E ratio makes the stocks a strong-hold position.

Goldman Sachs Group represents a value stock that has a P/B ratio of 1,09 and forward P/E ratio of 9,60. We believe that the stock price is undervalued.

Based on quantitative analysis, the firm represents a key company in our investment strategy described in our report. Goldman Sachs is one of the world’s largest and most prestigious banks. The bank has seen impressive growth in recent years compared to other firms in the industry, and the firm is sitting at its highest level since 2007.

Long position Goldman has higher dividend yield and still relatively low P/E-ratio.

Proving strong growth potential from last year. This stock fits well in the portfolio which obeys momentum strategy.

Passive buy-and-hold investment strategy, following the Dow Jones Industrial Average Index. Investing in top 30 largest and most significant companies in the U.S. using value-weights based on companies’ market caps.

Passive investment on a well-known multinational investment bank and financial services company.

Short-term reversal strategy | 100 largest NASDAQ and NYSE listed stocks | Equal weighting | Short leg: 10 stocks with highest returns during past 30 days | Rank 10

The Goldman Sachs Group is one of our financial/banking stocks in our portfolio. Goldman Sachs stock price is rising, and people are waiting for their new five-year plan. It is going public at the beginning of 2020. We think that the announcement of the new plan will elevate the stock price. This is a long-term investment and it helps the diversification of our portfolio.