David Solomon's Goldman Sachs Just Posted a Record $20.98 in Quarterly Earnings Per Share. Here's What Powered It.

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Goldman Sachs ( GS -2.28% ) has gone through better and worse times over its storied, 157-year history, and these are definitely better times. Among a large array of capital markets activity in the second quarter, the most prominent was its role as the lead underwriter on the Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX) initial public offering (IPO). Goldman Sachs stock hit a record last week, topping $1,150, and there's still momentum building as the investment bank services its long backlog of client demand. But is there anything left for new investors? Goldman Sachs is the largest investment bank in the world, and it thrives in strong bull markets. The S&P 500 hit new highs in the second quarter, during which it gained 14.6%, and that drives business for investment banks. CEO David Solomon noted that the artificial intelligence (AI) cycle is creating large capital markets needs, and clients are coming to Goldman Sachs for services like financing and risk management. The bank has several divisions, and there's a flywheel effect as financing advice turns into capital raises and capital raises in turn become opportunities for the wealth management division. Altogether, it's a wheel that keeps turning and reaping results in all sorts of ways.

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Goldman Sachs reported a record-breaking EPS of $20.98, pushing its share price past $1,150. The lead underwriting of SpaceX's massive IPO and a 14.6% surge in the S&P 500 significantly drove capital market activity. CEO David Solomon stated that the AI investment cycle is generating massive capital market demand. Investors must closely examine additional upside momentum and risks amidst the strong rally of major investment banks.

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