Goldman Sachs Survey: Chief Investment Officers Say Bitcoin Is Their Least Fa...

Goldman Sachs Survey: Chief Investment Officers Say Bitcoin Is Their Least Fa...

Investment bank Goldman Sachs recently held two roundtable sessions for chief investment officers of hedge funds. The bank found that they see bitcoin as their least favorite investment. In contrast, the latest Bank of America Fund Manager Survey found that “long bitcoin” was the most crowded trade. CIOs Reveal Their Most and Least Favorite Investments Goldman Sachs published a note Saturday after conducting a survey to find out what investments chief investment officers (CIOs) favor in the current market. Goldman Sachs strategist Timothy Moe wrote: We held two CIO roundtable....


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