A significant number of uncommon options trades on Goldman Sachs Group (NYSE: GS) indicate a mixed but predominantly bearish sentiment among large investors, often referred to as “market whales.” Benzinga’s options scanner detected 109 unusual trades, with 45% being bearish puts and 25% bullish calls. These trades suggest a targeted price range of $330.0 to $1410.0 for GS over the past three months, with the stock currently trading down at $911.46.
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Market Whales and Their Recent Bets on Goldman Sachs Group Options
A significant number of uncommon options trades on Goldman Sachs Group (NYSE: GS) indicate a mixed but predominantly bearish sentiment among large investors, often referred to as “market whales.” Benzinga’s options scanner detected 109 unusual trades, with 45% being bearish puts and 25% bullish calls. These trades suggest a targeted price range of $330.0 to $1410.0 for GS over the past three months, with the stock currently trading down at $911.46.