I'm puzzled.
Why would Goldman Sachs buy up over 5% then sell it and buy it back the next day. First I thought someone had slipped up and bought the wrong equity but that's obviously not it. Irrespective of that do they see something that I don't, apart from a very poor joke?
I'm puzzled.Why would Goldman Sachs buy up over 5% then sell it...
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