Up2020 schreef op 19 november 2016 10:39:
Er heeft een grote sector rotatie plaatsgevonden. De banken zijn +20% en Heineken+KPN etc -20%. Goldman Sachs heeft na de verkiezingsuitslag hun grote internationale klanten een alert (7 nov.) uitgedaan dat ze in bankaandelen moeten stappen. Er zou einde van dit jaar meer dan een miljoen opties verlopen van leidinggevende van Goldman Sachs. Doordat de koers van Goldman met meer dan 20% steeg, konden de leidinggevende van Goldman toch hun opties uitoefenen. De sector wijziging is dus zeker hun eigen belang geweest, anders waren de opties waardeloos afgelopen. Zo zie je maar hoe de wereld in elkaar zit. Toevallig een enorme koersstijging, vlak voordat de opties zouden aflopen. De koersstijging is onwerkelijk hoog geweest, toevallig kwam dit de leidinggevende van Goldman Sachs goed uit!
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finance.yahoo.com/news/trumps-win-ins..."How Trump's Win Instantly Made Goldman Insiders Millions of Dollars"
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Caleb Melby
BloombergNovember 18, 2016
How Trump's Win Instantly Made Goldman Insiders Millions of DollarsView photos
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Donald Trump pulled off more than one Election Day miracle.
Just last week, it looked like more than 1 million stock options granted toGoldman Sachs Group Inc.’s top executives and directors would expire out of the money. The awards, granted with strike prices of $199.84 at the end of 2006, a solid year for bank stocks, were set to expire on Thanksgiving eve. But on Nov. 7, the night before Americans voted, they closed at $181.48, meaning it wouldn’t make sense for executives to exercise them.Then Trump pulled off an upset victory and Goldman Sachs surged 16 percent through Thursday, allowing executives to exercise the options and sell shares to lock in gains. The stock closed at $209.63 on Thursday and traded for as much as $212.07 this week, the highest since July 2015. Financial stocks have been thebest performers among 11 major industries in the S&P 500 since the election.More from Bloomberg.com: Obama Should Pardon ‘Dreamer’ Immigrants, Democrats Say
Michael DuVally, a spokesman for New York-based Goldman Sachs, declined to comment.
Insiders at the bank sold $205 million of stock since Nov. 8, company filings show. That’s three times more than the group has sold in any month for at least five years, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
After accounting for option exercises, the figures are less impressive. Chief Operating OfficerGary Cohn netted $1.68 million, data compiled by Bloomberg from regulatory filings show. Chief Executive OfficerLloyd Blankfein got $1.18 million andDavid Viniar, the former chief financial officer and a current board member, received $1.13 million.
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