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Goldman Sachs (GS)
Liquidity Levels, Liquidations & Unusual Volume
Find where liquidity is clustered, spot where traders are getting flushed on liquidations and track unusual volume patterns for Goldman Sachs (GS).
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Last update: Apr 3, 2026
Goldman Sachs has its biggest liquidity levels stacked below the recent price action with the strongest concentration around 720 and 740. Another large pocket sits near 755 while the main upside liquidity levels are clustered around 970 and 985. Recent liquidity levels near 780 800 and 940 are lighter and matter less than the heavier zones above and below.
Liquidity Level | Estimated depth) |
|---|---|
Around ~720.00 | Extreme liquidity cluster |
Around ~740.00 | Extreme liquidity cluster |
Around ~755.00 | Large liquidity cluster |
Around ~780.00 | Notable liquidity cluster |
Around ~800.00 | Moderate liquidity cluster |
Around ~940.00 | Notable liquidity cluster |
Around ~970.00 | Large liquidity cluster |
Around ~985.00 | Large liquidity cluster |
Goldman Sachs shows its biggest recent unusual volume cluster around the 880.00 to 920.00 area during the hard slide into early March. The strongest print sits around 880.00 and lines up with a sharp selloff, which points to panic selling. A smaller but still meaningful recent cluster sits around 800.00 during the rebound phase, which fits accumulation after the drop. Older heavy clusters near 930.00 to 940.00 were large as well, but the most important recent activity is lower and tied to the selloff.
Unusual volume clusters | Extremity | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|
Around ~880.00 | Extreme | Panic selling |
Around ~920.00 | Large | Distribution |
Around ~800.00 | Moderate | Accumulation |
On Goldman Sachs the most recent liquidation events cluster around the late-March rebound. The latest event sits around ~860 and is followed by another around ~850, both above price, which points to buyers getting cleared out and a softer path over the next few candles. The last downside flush before that came around ~800 and ~820 below price during the March selloff, where sellers were liquidated and price snapped higher after the pain event.
Liquidations | Extremity | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|
Around ~860 | Notable | Buyers liquidated |
Around ~850 | Notable | Buyers liquidated |
Around ~820 | Large | Sellers liquidated |
Around ~800 | Notable | Sellers liquidated |
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