Goldman Sachs CEO: Markets in 'greed' mode as AI firms seek trillion-dollar IPOs

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon confirms markets are in 'greed' mode amid a surge in AI firm fundraising, with OpenAI, Anthropic and SpaceX poised for IPOs at trillion-dollar valuations. Solomon states there is ample liquidity in the system if optimism persists, emphasizing more greed than fear. The upcoming equity offerings could represent one of the busiest periods for IPOs in years, as firms seek capital for data centers, AI chips and infrastructure. Solomon, who is playing a key role in several deals, downplays concerns about market saturation. The surge follows Alphabet's recent stock performance and reflects investor confidence in AI-driven growth despite potential supply strain.