‘We Want to Be More Cautious:’ Goldman Sachs CEO on 2023’s Global Financial Outlook | WSJ
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ธ.ค. 2022
- Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon discusses inflation and how chief executives are preparing for tightening economic conditions, including the chance of a soft landing or a recession, at WSJ's CEO Council.
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Market declines, surging inflation, a significant interest rate hike by the Fed, and rising treasury rates all point to increased losses for portfolios this quarter. How can I currently profit from the erratic market? I'm still debating whether to sell my $1 million in stocks and bonds.
Concentrate on two main goals. To start protecting yourself, learn when to sell stocks to reduce losses and maximize gains. Second, get ready to profit when the market recovers. I suggest having a conversation with a broker or financial advisor.
Yes, I've been in touch with a financial analyst ever since I covid. Investing in trending companies is relatively easy today; the trick is determining when to purchase and sell. I started with a $300K reserve that was initially dormant; my adviser decides when to enter and exit my portfolio; since then, I have accumulated over a million dollars.
@@andrewlogan7737 Julie Anne Hoover, whom I discovered on a CNBC interview and contacted, is guiding me. She has since given me entry and exit points for the securities in which I am interested. You can look her up online if you require care supervision.
Good interview with one of the most important person in the business world. Several take aways for 2023
1. Stocks will be down.
2. Residential real estate will be down.
3. Commercial real estate will be significantly down.
4. Real estate owners with short mortgage terms are in big trouble.
5. Crypto currency is garbage.
Love number 5 so much haha
but their bonuses will still be big.
crypto currencies are their biggest nightmare so of course he'll say that
smh there is nothing to take away from a "lightening round" of where x asset class will be in a year. Best to ignore that part of the interview.
Crypto being garbage or not is irrelevant, you have to acknowledge that the major financial sectors will take its technology that will change the dinosaur speed of our junk financial system.
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@@jacobbravest Please can you leave the info of your investment advisor here? I’m in dire need for one?
21:15 Thank you for your guidance, Mr. Solomon.
Super!!!😊😊😊
You had me at " and things like that" 🤣
I got to know many small information, so very thank you WSJ.
He s right , It s still uncertain
Great insight
Economic conditions are tough but we have the policies which can defeat inflation.
"...and then very meaningful fiscal stimulus"
This is a really good interview
No it isn't.
History will likely remember the 2020's as a decade of abnormal volatility.
I agree that he says next to nothing. However, for those that know nothing, these are brilliant observations to explain the way a banker waits for the winds to blow.
Why are people making these interviews ? Like for real... Mr. Solomon will never ever tell you what he really thinks in front of the cameras. He basicaly went 30min saying absolutely nothing. Very careful on his choice of words and very composed. Its an art to speak for so long and say nothing.
Really important to hear David Solomon speaking about the business in Goldmanc Sachs. He is a CEO of one of most influent banks in the world and certainly has some cleaver ideas about the banking world and global issues on financing.
Yeahhhh...i agree
Doesn't this platform have live streaming?
David Solomon is so sharp! Brilliant. Top flight investment banker, very impressive.
Ah here's the start of a fake scam conversation.
Wait haha it isn't! Sorry you sounded just like the fake scam conversation people.
@@avaviel you sound like those people who can't read, and just type all over themselves.
@@anuraagt oh calm yourself. There has been a pandemic of scammers on WSJ videos and you sounded just like them.
@@avaviel hmm... Are you sure you're not being racist? I'm pretty sure my comment isn't a prelude to scamming, but your insisting it is is odd. Are you just keying off my name in a racist way?
I like that tie, sort of like an undertaker.
I'll be nice to have -.25 inflation, just enough not to dissuade people from spending now, and to have a bit more "purchasing power" year over year so as never to worry about you money loosing its value.
Do you believe that prices will go back down? Except for gasoline once prices rise they do not go back down. The only hope is that prices will not increase further.
The "lightening round" was disappointing. Those kinds of questions reveal nothing and only waste time. It's the kind of thing a journalist moderator, rather than a practitioner moderator, would do.
ever seen that episode of the simpsons , "insourcing"
I love this interview..love it!...I'm going to create my own invisible currency company...I'll call it...I...O...U...you give me your yams and in return, get a piece of paper with the picture of a sucker on it..this interview makes me feel I can do it..
IOU is not good enough. IFU is better name for the real goal of crypto
A former President of the United States just released a series of NFT "trading cards" that consist of his face photoshopped onto CGI art. "Just $99 each while supplies last!" We are living in very strange times.
Can we buy n invest in natural gas as it's 2 years low??
I wouldn't come back to the office full time. Hybrid AT BEST
Who did they bring out of poverty around the world?😳
Thamselves... by raising the floor of poverty !!!!!!
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Excellent answer
Study 6,000 years of written history fool, this is best time to be alive
@@franky01ize Certainly it is for the fraud people like SBF, ...
Just another CEO with no opinion who just sits on the fence. This guy is basically just a head for the company and a people manager
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@@royed31 Let me sing the song of my peoples!
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@@samsonsoturian6013 how can I do this if your what's number isn't in your profile name?!?
quick questions will make the quick moves in stocks😂
19:40 constrained buyer market 🤔 interesting
Think he said buyout market
@@randomcon123 😉
overpaid, he has no clue
0:59😤
Dull shadow of Lloyd Blankfein
DJ D Sol has a side hustle as a banker, who knew?
instead of hope we need to build up what can beat the debt trap.
Govts fundamentally should always operate off debt.
High interest rates are here to stay. China and Japan for different reasons are pulling vast amounts of money out of the US. Life how we know it is no more.
I'm sorry, but placing people with no experience on boards simply because of the gender or race is a horrible decision. Who cares what gender or race they are, I focus on what their performance.
Yes, this is Goldman's way of sweeping all their past darkness under the rug and pretend to feel better about themselves
That is exactly what has happened when only white men were placed on boards because of race and gender. It was a horrible decision and unfortunately when change happens that people are not use to, then they complain when it was messed up in the first place.
That what every company is doing now. They’re trying to look woke so no one can sue them
@@02nupe Scammers never complain.
Honesty is the problem above anything else on boards. Request for diversity are made in such a theory that people tend to conspire with accomplices that have more similarities, like genders or races. But humans are all flawed. In reality you never see a whistleblower from any board in any scandal.
Wow he sounds so much like L blankfein
Video starts at 7:37
my thanks
Im acn
Forcing 'diversity' through capital markets is the ugliest form of political attack. This forced ideology through money is going to be a downfall. This doesn't mean hiring the people of that country in that country but forcing a merit/education/ability gap on companies is absurd.
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It’s great to see JPMorgan buying a billion dollars worth of rental homes after we bailed them out and dumped trillions of dollars to prop up the banks! LOL. It’s good to see our tax dollars and QE stimulus going to good use!
you are a business model!!! go to the pier
Any tips for the little guy? Lol
Man, the interviewer coughs too much in this period of time.
The guy even sounds like a crook, even without looking at him he sounds like a James Bond crook. O, ofcourse it is goldman sachs, the most evil bank in the world.
The ultra rich institution’s are trying to create a crash to allow themselves to re enter the market back in full control. Unemployment is low and we should cut back on useless spending to ride out the pressure. Invest any extra money you have because the markets will jump up soon
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Not even listening to anything from Goldman Sucks who don't even back client best interests. They'll be taking a counter position to what they've publicised & steered money toward. They can never be trusted.
Nice enough guy, but an uninspiring interview.
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America is soo good for printing so much money to all your big companies to use.stop the printing let see what will happen to your companies and peoples 😂😂😂😂😂
sell blockchain bond \GERMANY FOR 1 TON OF GOLD!
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#buy bitcoin...
His predictions are wrong,. After 2022, the market will find a way of expanding, stocks up!, When he's wrong in a year give me a call i will be looking for a new job!
Why wsj lieing so much
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