A trader at Goldman Sachs has flagged the market activity on a recent Tuesday as standing out among the more unsettling sessions of late 2025, according to a report from MarketWatch.
The assessment highlights growing concerns over the unusual volatility experienced by traders, with the firm’s professionals noting that the day’s movements were particularly jarring compared to typical market behavior in recent months.
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This volatility is exactly why I moved most of my portfolio to bonds last year. Too risky out here for my peace of mind.
Goldman calling it disturbing is basically the financial equivalent of saying ‘the weather is wet.’ Pretty groundbreaking analysis, really.
Does anyone else think Tuesday is being unfairly villainized here? Wasn’t Wednesday significantly worse for the S&P?
Disturbing or just a necessary correction? Sometimes the market needs to punch itself to wake up from this irrational exuberance.
I was there too. The swings between 2 PM and 4 PM were genuinely frightening for anyone holding long positions.