Option chain shows key data for Golden State Bancorp's stock options at various strike prices and expiration dates. Traders use this information to analyze potential trades and assess market sentiment for Golden State Bancorp.

Golden State Bancorp (OTC:GSBX) Stock, Option Chain

Golden State Bancorp is a state-chartered commercial lending institution specializing in residential/commercial real estate construction and mini-perm lending, and a full array of consumer loans. The company's primary source of revenue is providing loans to customers, who are predominately small and middle-market businesses and individuals.

News

Movers & Shakers

Intraday Update

Markets

Movers

Trading Ideas

General

ADGO

AFOM

AKER

ANDR

APAAF

ARXRF

ASDN

ASPCF

ASTC

BBGI

BERK

BIEI

BIOC

BRGO

BTLLF

BWSOF

CAMZF

CASA

CBDS

CCTR

CHUC

CIIX

CLABF

CLSN

CNBX

CNSNF

CPPMF

CPPXF

CRNT

CWEGF

DJIFF

DNJR

DPWW

DYNT

EIPC

ELBSF

FBCD

FBEC

FCOB

FELP

FERL

FFNTF

FRLF

GAXY

GGISF

GHIFF

GRST

HABC

HCAP

HCMC

HEWA

HLIX

HPMM

HRTFF

HSDT

HSSHF

HVBTF

INTERNATIONAL ENDEAVORS by International Endeavors Corp

IDVV

IFMK

IMAC

IPICQ

IRNC

ISAT

JCAP

JFIN

KHIRON LIFE SCIENCES CORP by Khiron Life Sciences Corp.

KHRNF

KWBT

LENSF

LGORF

LLBO

LLLI

LTNC

LUVU

MGWFF

MGXMF

MLHC

MRSN

MYDP

MYHI

NOHO

NUGL

NVSGF

ONCX

ORHOF

OTTV

OZSC

POTRF

PPSI

PTEEF

RAIL

RASFQ

RDWD

RITE

RMSL

RMTI

ROKK

Stocks That Hit 52-Week Lows On Monday

AAWW

ABMD

ACRGF

ACTG

ADAP

AERO

AEZS

AGGZF

AKKVF

ALBO

ALEAFIA HEALTH INC ORD by Aleafia Health Inc.

ALEAF

ALKS

ALPN

ALXEF

ANDE

ANGI

ARHN

ARLP

Adtalem Global Education Inc. Common Stock

ATGE

AUPH

AWSM

AXAS

AXDDF

BCRX

BCTXF

BLOZF

BLOK TECHNOLOGIES INC by Blok Technologies Inc.

BLPFF

BOIVF

BOSSY

BOTY

BRTX

BSTC

CEIX

CERS

CGNSF

CHKDG

CHKDP

CHOOF

CKISF

CLDPQ

CLVS

CMCT

CMRX

CMVLF

CNONF

CNSL

COTE

CRBP

CRZBY

CSLT

CTMX

CTST

CVEO

CWRK

CYIG

DFIN

DIIBF

DKAM

DNOW

DZSI

EBKDY

ECIFY

EMESQ

ENBL

EZPW

FANG

FENG

FLMN

FRHLF

FRLI

FRNKF

FSNNQ

FTCH

FTSI

FTSV

FULC

GAIA

GARB

GARLF

GDOT

Stocks That Hit 52-Week Lows On Tuesday

GOLDEN STATE BANCORP by Golden State Bancorp

Golden State Bancorp

In early 2024, Warren Buffett voiced his concerns about the <a href="https://www.benzinga.com/markets/24/12/42638957/warren-buffetts-timeless-advice-if-youre-gonna-do-dumb-things-because-your-stock-goes-down-you-shouldnt-own-a-stock-at-all">current state of the stock market</a>.
What Happened: Earlier last year, in one of his annual shareholder letters, Buffett shared Charlie Munger&#8216;s view&nbsp;of the modern stock market, comparing it to a casino and noting that its behavior has become more &#8220;casino-like&#8221; over time, despite its significant growth.
Munger, throughout his career, made a clear distinction between investors and speculators. He advocated for disciplined, thoughtful investing over speculative quick-profit seeking that disregards the intrinsic value of the stocks purchased.
According to a report <a href="https://fortune.com/2024/02/26/warren-buffett-berkshire-hathaway-earnings-stock-market-casino-like/">by</a> Fortune, Buffett echoed Munger&#8217;s concerns about speculative investing, especially among the younger generation. He criticized the trend of buying stocks based on their popularity, without conducting a thorough research into the company&#8217;s fundamentals.
"For whatever reasons, markets now exhibit far more casino-like behavior than they did when I was young. Though the stock market is massively larger than it was in our early years, today's active participants are neither more emotionally stable nor better taught than when I was in school," Buffett wrote. 
Also Read: <a href="https://www.benzinga.com/markets/25/01/42803589/warren-buffetts-advice-for-overpriced-stocks-zip-up-your-wallet-take-a-vacation-and-come-back-in-a-few-years-to-buy-stocks-at-cheap-prices">Warren Buffett&#8217;s Advice for Overpriced Stocks: &#8216;Zip up Your Wallet, Take a Vacation, and Come Back in a Few Years To Buy Stocks at Cheap Prices&#8217;</a>
The billionaire CEO attributed the rise in speculative investing to&nbsp;the democratization and gamification of&nbsp;trading, which has been enabled by online trading applications. He warned that this could trigger rapid market panics due to the speed of communication and technology.
"The casino now resides in many homes and daily tempts the occupants," Buffett said. 
Buffett reminded investors that brokerage firms profit from trading fees, not from the success of the investor. He cautioned that speculators should not expect assistance or justice during market downturns.
"Speed of communication and the wonders of technology facilitate instant worldwide paralysis, and we have come a long way since smoke signals. Such instant panics won't happen often—but they will happen," Buffett warned. 
Why It Matters: Buffett&#8217;s concerns about the current state of the stock market reflect the changing dynamics of investing. The rise of online trading platforms has made investing more accessible to a wider audience, but it has also led to an increase in speculative investing. 
This trend, according to Buffett, could lead to rapid market panics and potential losses for investors who do not conduct thorough research into the stocks they purchase. 
His advice serves as a reminder to investors to stay disciplined and focused on the long-term value of their investments.
Read Next
<a href="https://www.benzinga.com/markets/24/12/42714309/warren-buffetts-stock-market-advice-ignore-neighbors-whispers-on-stock-tips-focus-on-long-term-value" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Warren Buffett&#8217;s Stock Market Advice: Ignore Neighbor&#8217;s Whispers On Stock Tips, Focus On Long-Term Value</a>

Success Stories

Warren Buffett Sounds Alarm on 'Casino-Like' Market, Shares This Key Lesson for Young Investors

Apple Inc.&nbsp;(NASDAQ:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/AAPL#NASDAQ">AAPL</a>) is said to be preparing to introduce a thinner iPhone, potentially dubbed the iPhone 17 Air, later this year.
Bloomberg columnist Mark Gurman in his <a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2025-01-12/apple-2025-plans-iphone-17-smart-home-hub-ios-19-ai-apple-watch-ipads-m5?srnd=undefined&amp;sref=TBDibEcD">latest</a> weekly &#8220;Power On&#8221; newsletter on Sunday revealed that the tech behemoth might have settled on the name iPhone 17 Air for the rumored slim iPhone expected to debut this fall. Gurman indicated that the new phone will act as a &#8220;testing ground for future technologies.&#8221;
The iPhone 17 Air is&nbsp;predicted to be &#8220;about 2 millimeters thinner&#8221; than existing iPhones, consistent with Apple&#8217;s custom of launching slimmer versions of its devices, as evidenced by&nbsp;the MacBook Air and iPad&nbsp;Air. 
The phone&#8217;s thinness is not merely a design choice; it is a strategic step towards the creation of future foldable iPhones and iPads.
In addition, the iPhone 17 Air could potentially be among the first devices to incorporate Apple&#8217;s proprietary cell modem, codenamed Sinope. The iPhone lineup for this year is also anticipated to introduce Apple-designed Wi-Fi/Bluetooth chips.
Also Read: <a href="https://www.benzinga.com/tech/24/12/42500167/could-apple-set-revolutionize-tablet-market-with-18-8-inch-foldable-ipad">Could Apple Set Revolutionize Tablet Market With 18.8-Inch Foldable iPad?</a>
The upcoming phone is rumored to sport&nbsp;a 6.6-inch ProMotion OLED display,&nbsp;a single 48-megapixel camera lens, a 24-megapixel front camera, and Apple&#8217;s A19 chip. 
Similar to the iPhone SE 4, it is expected to come with 8GB of RAM to support Apple Intelligence AI features.
This move by Apple signifies a strategic shift towards thinner, more portable devices that don&#8217;t compromise on performance. The introduction of the iPhone 17 Air could potentially set a new standard for smartphone design, pushing competitors to follow suit. 
Furthermore, the inclusion of Apple&#8217;s in-house cell modem and Wi-Fi/Bluetooth chips could give the tech giant more control over its devices&#8217; performance and user experience, reducing its reliance on third-party suppliers. 
This could have significant implications for the broader tech industry, potentially reshaping supply chains and competition dynamics.
Read Next
<a href="https://www.benzinga.com/24/12/42381024/apple-eyes-sony-partnership-for-game-changing-vision-pro-upgrade" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Apple Eyes Sony Partnership For Game-Changing Vision Pro Upgrade</a>
Image: Shutterstock

Tech

Apple's Slimmest iPhone Yet? The iPhone 17 Air Expected This Fall

Comments

Golden State Bancorp

Golden State Bancorp (GSBX) Options

No option chain data available. Please try again later

Popular Channels

Tools & Features

Partners & Contributors

About Benzinga