Richard Ramsden's Stock Ratings

Goldman Sachs Analyst

Richard Ramsden is an analyst at Goldman Sachs. Analyst ratings are quantitative and qualitative analysis of a stock by Wall Street stock rating analysts. Stock ratings consist of expected future growth, current stock valuation and macroeconomic trends. Updated 09/06/2024

Overall Average Return

11.2%

Smart Score

68.8%

Overall Average Return Percentile

64th

Number of Ratings

65
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