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Goldman’s David Solomon sees ‘more greed than fear’ on Wall Street
Goldman Sachs' David Solomon's comments indicating more greed than fear on Wall Street highlight a bullish outlook that contributed to the S&P 500 reaching record highs on half of the trading days last month.
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