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Comparisons β€Ί Goldman Sachs vs Morgan Stanley

Goldman Sachs vs Morgan Stanley: which stock to buy?

Performance, analysts and valuation compared β€” GS vs MS
In short β€” over ~10 years, $1000 in Goldman Sachs is worth $5,612 vs $6,572 for Morgan Stanley (Morgan Stanley ahead). On analyst reliability, Goldman Sachs has the better record; on valuation, Goldman Sachs is cheaper (P/E). Details below. Not investment advice.
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Head to head

MetricGoldman SachsMorgan StanleyEdge
Price$1,041$215
Median target (12m)$1,150 (+10%)$240 (+12%)
Analyst reliability (1y)61%54%🟒 GS
Avg gain / call (1y)+28%+24%
P/E16.117.4🟒 GS
$1000 invested (10y ago)$5,612$6,572πŸ”΅ MS

Performance by year

YearGSMSWinner
2026+15%+18%πŸ”΅ MS
2025+54%+41%🟒 GS
2024+48%+35%🟒 GS
2023+12%+10%🟒 GS
2022-10%-13%🟒 GS
2021+45%+43%🟒 GS
2020+15%+34%πŸ”΅ MS
2019+38%+29%🟒 GS
2018-34%-24%πŸ”΅ MS
2017+6%+24%πŸ”΅ MS
2016+33%+33%🟒 GS

Frequently asked questions

Goldman Sachs or Morgan Stanley: which to buy?

Over ~10 years, Goldman Sachs returned $5,612 on $1000 vs $6,572 for Morgan Stanley, and Goldman Sachs has better analyst reliability. Not advice: also check valuation (P/E) and your horizon.

Goldman Sachs vs Morgan Stanley: which performed best?

Over ~10 years, Morgan Stanley wins ($5,612 vs $6,572 on $1000 invested, price return excluding dividends).

Goldman Sachs vs Morgan Stanley: which is cheaper?

On P/E, Goldman Sachs is cheaper (16.1 vs 17.4). A lower P/E isn't always a better deal (growth matters).

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⚠️ Educational information, not investment advice. Past price performance (excluding dividends). Data: Yahoo Finance.