In this episode of the Stock Stories podcast, we will be discussing the history, business model, and financials of Goldman Sachs. We will provide a brief history of the company, highlighting its innovation in trading capabilities and investment banking services. Today, Goldman Sachs has three main divisions: global banking and markets, assets and wealth management, and platform solutions. It is worth noting that Goldman Sachs derives most of its revenue from investment activities, with the investment management division showing steady growth. We will also take a look at the balance sheet and cash flow statement of Goldman Sachs, concluding that the stock is not undervalued or overvalued.

00:46 - Goldman Sachs History
The history of Goldman Sachs, from its origins in commercial paper trading to its expansion into investment banking and asset management.

05:20 - Goldman Sachs Business Model
An overview of Goldman Sachs' business model, including its three main divisions: global banking and markets, assets and wealth management, and platform solutions.

08:21 - Goldman Sachs Financials
A breakdown of Goldman Sachs' revenue streams, including investment banking, investment management, commissions and fees, and market making.

10:08 - Goldman Sachs' Revenue
Goldman Sachs' revenue in investment management has steadily grown, while their investment banking division needs improvement.

11:04 - Goldman Sachs' Expenses and Profits
Goldman Sachs' expenses are mostly compensation and benefits, with a profit of 107 billion in 2022, a far cry from the 21 billion in 2021.

13:48 - Goldman Sachs' Cash Flow and Stock Performance
Goldman Sachs has a good cash position relative to their loans, invests in acquisitions and technology, pays dividends, and has a stock price history of 38% growth in the past five years.

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