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Goldman Sachs Group falls 6.4% on 5 November

Goldman Sachs Group closed down 6.4% on 5 November 2026, its largest one-day fall since 27 February 2026. The closes, the trading volume and what the company filed with the SEC around the move.

Checked before publishing: software matched every figure in this piece to the data it came from (Yahoo Finance daily closes for GS (delayed); SEC EDGAR: The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. 10-Q, filed 2 November 2026; SEC EDGAR XBRL company facts). How we check

Written by software from the data shown, at 01:35 ET on 6 November 2026. Not edited before publication. How this is made

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The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (GS) shares fell 6.4% on 5 November 2026. Below are the closes, how unusual the move was, and what the company filed.

The move

Goldman Sachs Group closed at $868.95 on 5 November 2026, down 6.4% from $928.00 on 4 November, its largest one-day fall since 27 February 2026. About 3.9 million shares traded on 5 November, 1.7 times the average of the 20 sessions before. In the 20 sessions to 4 November its daily changes had a standard deviation of 1.7% (20-day realized volatility of 27.0% a year), so the move on 5 November was about 3.7 times a normal day.

What the company filed

Filed with the SEC from 1 November to 5 November, as listed on EDGAR:

  • 2 November: 10-Q, the quarterly report.

The latest quarter

In the quarter to 30 September 2026, from the 10-Q filed on 2 November: revenue was $18.7B, up 23.0% on a year earlier; diluted earnings per share were $17.01 against $12.25; capital spending was $525M, down 5.9%; free cash flow (operating cash flow minus capital spending, our calculation) was $3.7B against $2.1B. Each figure is against the same quarter a year earlier.

Its earlier moves this size

Goldman Sachs Group’s latest earlier one-day falls of 5% or more in the daily closes we hold, since 6 November 2024: 27 February 2026, down 7.5%, and down 6.6% 20 sessions later; 3 April 2025, down 9.2%, and up 10.7% 20 sessions later. These are dates, not a pattern: a few moves say little about the next one.

What this note does not say

The filings do not give a reason for the share price move, and neither do we: this note puts the closes and the filings side by side. Every quarter Goldman Sachs Group has filed, each linked to its filing, is on the GS page at /s/gs.

Corrections (the text above is as first published)

  • 2026-11-08: The “earlier moves” section said it gave Goldman Sachs Group’s latest earlier one-day falls of 5% or more since 6 November 2024, but it counted only moves our software had flagged as unusual against the 20 sessions before them, and skipped the latest 20 sessions. In the daily closes we hold there were 6 such falls since 6 November 2024; the latest 3 were 29 July 2026, down 5.1%; 27 February 2026, down 7.5%; 10 April 2025, down 5.2% (Yahoo Finance daily closes). Later notes count every move that size.
All corrections

Sources

  1. Yahoo Finance daily closes for GS (delayed)
  2. SEC EDGAR: The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. 10-Q, filed 2 November 2026
  3. SEC EDGAR XBRL company facts

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Sources: Yahoo Finance daily closes and volumes (delayed) and the company’s own SEC filings. The volatility, volume and free cash flow comparisons are our calculations. General market information, not investment advice.

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