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StocksMedium•13 February 2026•

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Unusual Options Activity on Goldman Sachs Signals Predominantly Bearish Sentiment

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Options scanning has revealed 109 unusual options trades on Goldman Sachs Group (GS). These trades, identified by Benzinga, indicate a mixed but predominantly bearish sentiment among large investors. Bearish put options constituted 45% of the total trades, while bullish call options accounted for only 25%. This intense activity reflects strategic bets by "market whales" on the future price movement of GS stock. Such positioning suggests expectations of a potential downturn in the stock's value over the short to medium term.

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