#deeperthanexpected

Rehab. 🤕🙈🤐 Thinking you underestimate the thoughts that run through this life. With time given.... You’ll see way more than what meets your sights I’ve found myself lost; infinite laps, just wanting to pause time. Each frame flipping through, Still, I’m like Gabby only focused on you. Reverting from getting a dazed mind, dizzy from overdosing. Comatose by the truth. Yet you keep me floating. How can I not be addicted. Although you don’t see me yearning. I’m a knock on this bliss. I don’t just call myself Kidd, I truly love learning. Getting high, floatin. Flyin in the sky. You’ve put me in this coma, Yet if knowledge is power, I’m down to overdosin. #KiddKali #poetictherapy #deeperthanexpected #thekiddsback #takingtime #learninsomeshit (at Castle of Paradise Kiss.) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_IjTmDhSSN/?igshid=1kx49s097abqc

Chief Executive Lloyd Blankfein cited difficult market conditions and a lack of confidence among investors and corporate clients for the poor results."Our results were significantly impacted by the environment and we were disappointed to record a loss in the quarter," Blankfein said.Shares of the largest U.S. investment bank by assets were down 2 percent in premarket trading.Goldman's loss-driver was its Investing & Lending division, which holds stocks, bonds, loans and private equity assets as long-term investments.The division reported negative revenue of $2.48 billion as the value of those assets dropped sharply. Goldman's stock investment in Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd alone generated more than $1 billion of paper losses.Goldman was also hurt by big declines in bond trading and investment banking revenue.Its fixed income, currency and commodities client trading business reported $1.73 billion in revenue, a 36 percent decline from a year earlier. Investment banking revenue dropped 33 percent to $781 million.Overall, Goldman's net revenue totaled $3.6 billion, down 60 percent from a year earlier and down 51 percent from the 2011 second quarter.Its third-quarter loss amounted to 84 cents per share, compared with a profit of $2.98 per share a year earlier. On average, analysts had expected a loss of 16 cents per share.

Chief Executive Lloyd Blankfein cited difficult market conditions and a lack of confidence among investors and corporate clients for the poor results."Our results were significantly impacted by the environment and we were disappointed to record a loss in the quarter," Blankfein said.Shares of the largest U.S. investment bank by assets were down 2 percent in premarket trading.Goldman's loss-driver was its Investing & Lending division, which holds stocks, bonds, loans and private equity assets as long-term investments.The division reported negative revenue of $2.48 billion as the value of those assets dropped sharply. Goldman's stock investment in Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd alone generated more than $1 billion of paper losses.Goldman was also hurt by big declines in bond trading and investment banking revenue.Its fixed income, currency and commodities client trading business reported $1.73 billion in revenue, a 36 percent decline from a year earlier. Investment banking revenue dropped 33 percent to $781 million.Overall, Goldman's net revenue totaled $3.6 billion, down 60 percent from a year earlier and down 51 percent from the 2011 second quarter.Its third-quarter loss amounted to 84 cents per share, compared with a profit of $2.98 per share a year earlier. On average, analysts had expected a loss of 16 cents per share.