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Former Goldman CEO Lloyd Blankfein calls day trading his ‘music’ — and says 98% of his portfolio is in risky assets

Former Goldman CEO Lloyd Blankfein calls day trading his ‘music’ — and says 98% of his portfolio is in risky assets
MarketWatch Wednesday 17 June 2026, 11:10 UTC By Nora Redmond 1 min read
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Lloyd Blankfein said 10% of his portfolio is in exchange-traded funds, with between 75% and 90% in single stocks

Lloyd Blankfein said 10% of his portfolio is in exchange-traded funds, with between 75% and 90% in single stocks
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