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There are several opportunities over the next month for investors to cash in on a long-standing trend by buying options, according to Goldman Sachs. "We find that call buying around analyst days has been a systematically profitable option buying strategy. The reason the strategy works is that there appears to be an upward bias to share price movement after analyst days that is not priced in to the options market, Goldman said. "Company managements take the opportunity of analyst days to review recent performance, layout strategic priorities, provide/update forward guidance, reveal long-term targets etc. Despite the significance of analyst days, we also observe that the options market tends to underprice volatility around analyst days," the note said.
Persons: Goldman Sachs, Sesha Phani, Goldman, Ingersoll Rand, — CNBC's Michael Bloom Organizations: Defense, L3Harris Technologies Locations: Roblox
A solid second-quarter earnings season is spooking short-sellers and creating big rallies for some of the most doubted stocks in the market, according to Goldman Sachs. "Stocks with low short interest declined on their earnings day, while stocks with the highest short interest rallied significantly. This average outperformance for the high short interest cohort was even evident after adjusting for the cost of options prior to their earnings report (i.e. There are several stocks with upcoming earnings reports that have high short interest, according to Goldman Sachs. The short interest in Plug Power — or the percentage of available shares that are sold short — is above 23%, according to FactSet.
Persons: Goldman Sachs, Sesha, Phani Organizations: Wall Street, Energy, Holdings, Marathon
Artificial intelligence is rapidly gaining momentum this year as it gets more advanced. Here are 15 buy-rated stocks from Goldman Sachs that investors can get exposure to now. Once a niche technology, artificial intelligence (AI) has moved firmly into the mainstream in 2023 and become too big to ignore, according to Goldman Sachs. Goldman Sachs15 AI stocks to add exposure to nowInvestors who are interested in profiting from the AI wave should consider the 15 stocks that were highlighted in Phani's note that have a buy rating from Goldman Sachs and are either directly advancing AI or are indirectly enabling it. Below are the 15 stocks tied to AI that Goldman Sachs is bullish on right now.
Persons: Goldman Sachs, Phani Organizations: Nvidia, Microsoft, Google, Companies, Investors
Goldman Sachs is looking at using stock options as a way to play the forthcoming earnings season. In a note last week, the firm recommended buying at-the-money straddles, which involve purchasing both a put and a call option. "One of our preferred options strategies ahead of earnings is buying straddles that are inexpensive relative to their typical one-day earnings move," Goldman Sachs derivatives specialists Sesha Phani wrote. Goldman posits that the options market hasn't yet fully priced in the volatility that some of the stocks on its list have shown in the past. NFLX YTD mountain Shares of Netflix have been higher from the start of the year, although shares remain vulnerable to volatility.
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