GS Bear FlagGS bear flag formation and double top pattern, with a clear RSI bearish divergence in formation.
Goldman Sachs has been making a series of higher lows on the 2H time frame and had shown no sign of weakness. However, after the recent failure of First Republic Bank, FRC, the spotlight is back on the banking sector. FRC assets were sized by the FDIC the past week and JPMorgan stepped in to buy the failed bank. And while the President assures all deposits are fine, and Jerome Powell assures the banking industry is solid; we also have Warren Buffet and Charlie Munger shedding huge positions in banks and sounding the alarm on the banking industry.
Goldman Sachs looks bearish on a break below $338.50. Demand area at $338.50-$340. Resistance at $345. A stock to have on watch this week as we have the interest rate decision this week and FOMC!
Our OptionsSwing Terminal picked up bearish activity on the $332.50 strike for this week at $0.85.