GS is a broken bounce below key moving averages; technical weakness prevents a bullish stance.

You have um Goldman Sachs uh I think upgraded it this morning. Here's 207.

Goldman Sachs. Wow. Supposed to be the smartest guys in the world, right? Anyway, false breakout here. So 1124 was an out if you're active. Here was your corkcrew type pattern that broke below.

So if you didn't get out here, you had to get out there. And then it's been below the 8 days since. So earnings are next week. Earnings are October 13th. It's October 8th. Little bottom tail.

So if you bought it yesterday, I understand. There's a reason. And now it's down 15. Wow. So that kind of sucks if you bought it based on, hey, I want a broken bounce because even Goldman Sachs, all it is is a broken bounce.

It's not above the 8day. It's not above the 20-day. It's not strong. It's a broken bounce. Broken bounces are hard. Sometimes they lead to better action. So anyway, Goldman is down $15.

What I would do is if you know, hopefully you bought some and you took a little bit. Here's your stop and maybe you could buy verse871. I mean, it's 868. I mean, that was the low breaks 8.68.

68. That'd be predatory. That'd be like some the way some of the tech names have been.