Goldman Sachs — how they publish

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75 posts from @GoldmanSachs, May 2026 to Sep 2026: a typical post earns 63 likes and 9 replies. That is more than 88% of the 275 other S&P 500 companies we hold content for. About 1 in 5 of their posts opens with a number.

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Go for Launch 🚀

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SpaceX is redefining industries on Earth and aiming to create new ones beyond it. On June 11, it successfully priced its $75B IPO. Goldman Sachs is honored to have served as lead left bookrunner.

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Behind the scenes at Goldman Sachs for the SpaceX IPO.

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Gold is forecast to rise to $4,900 per troy ounce by the end of the year, from $4,550 currently, amid growing demand from central banks. Read more from Goldman Sachs Research: t.co

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Tech companies have been turning to bond markets to raise money for the AI buildout at an unprecedented scale. How will this wave of borrowing reshape credit markets? Listen to the discussion: t.co

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With corporate earnings propelling US stocks this year, the upcoming second-quarter earnings announcements will be especially important in determining the next phase of the equity rally, according to Goldman Sachs Research. Sign up for our weekly newsletter, Briefings, for more

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South Korean companies are becoming leading suppliers of humanoid robot parts and technology, and they are forecast to command a 30% share of global production by 2035. Read more from Goldman Sachs Research: t.co

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REMINDER: $GS earnings will be released at approximately 7:25am ET Tuesday, July 14th on this account. Check back here for the full release.

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Higher inflation and interest rates, rising government debt, and geopolitical fragmentation have helped enable a new investing regime that could favor capital-intensive companies, according to Peter Oppenheimer, chief global equity strategist in Goldman Sachs Research. Read more:

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Ken Griffin, founder and CEO of Citadel, joins Goldman Sachs Exchanges: Great Investors to share his view on why, in a world of AI, an ability to identify companies driving transformative change will set top portfolio managers apart. t.co

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