Who Is Buying GS? Three Tracked Traders Disclosed Buys

September 20, 2026 · Radar Report

Who Is Buying Goldman Sachs (GS)? Cisneros and Overlapping McCormick Records Show Recent Buys.

Three tracker identities—possibly representing only two people—disclosed GS purchases during the last 45 days: Dave McCormick, David Harold McCormick, and Gilbert Cisneros. The recent records include transactions across several disclosed value ranges, from $1,001-$15,000 to $250,001-$500,000.

The main takeaway is not nine independent McCormick buys; matching dates and ranges indicate likely duplicate identity records, so the apparent buying cluster should be interpreted cautiously.

CapitolRadar has tracked 94 disclosed GS trades involving 12 tracker identities in total. The most recent disclosed trade in the provided data is dated August 26, 2026.

Recent disclosed GS purchases

All 10 rows in the supplied recent extract are buys. Nine are associated with the separately tracked Dave McCormick and David Harold McCormick records, while Gilbert Cisneros accounts for the latest disclosed purchase.

Matching McCormick rows may be duplicate representations and should not be summed as separate transactions without checking the underlying source filings. The supplied data does not include links to those disclosures or their filing dates, so the table identifies the filing dates as unavailable rather than inferring them.

The McCormick records account for most listed activity

The supplied data treats Dave McCormick and David Harold McCormick as distinct tracker identities. Their records match on August 12, August 17, August 18, and August 19, including the disclosed value range on each date. That overlap indicates the rows may represent duplicate identity records rather than separate purchases.

David Harold McCormick also has a disclosed buy dated August 11 in the $100,001-$250,000 range. Treating the matching rows as duplicates leaves five apparently unique dated McCormick transactions: August 11, 12, 17, 18, and 19.

Based on the disclosed ranges, those five apparently unique dated transactions imply an estimated total range of $600,005-$1.35 million. This estimate must not include the matching duplicate rows and should be verified against the source filings before the transactions are treated as unique.

Because the transactions are reported as ranges, the records do not state the exact dollar amount invested in any purchase. The matching dates and ranges should not be used to assume anything beyond what the separate tracked records report, and the unavailable filing dates and disclosure links limit further source verification from the supplied extract alone.

Cisneros made the latest disclosed purchase

Gilbert Cisneros disclosed buying GS on August 26, 2026. The transaction was valued between $1,001 and $15,000, making it the smallest disclosed range among the 10 rows listed here.

It is also the latest transaction date in both the recent list and the all-time GS summary provided. Cisneros accounts for one listed purchase, while the other nine rows come from two overlapping McCormick tracker identities that may represent one person.

The broader CapitolRadar history provides additional context. Across all available tracked activity, GS has 94 disclosed trades involving 12 tracker identities. The recent records are therefore part of a larger history of disclosed trading in the stock, but the duplicate-record issue means the number of rows should not automatically be read as the number of independent transactions.

Disclosure timing matters

Public trade disclosures can appear after the underlying transaction date. As a result, a newly posted filing may describe activity that took place earlier, and the latest disclosed trade is not necessarily the latest market activity by a tracked person.

The dollar figures also appear as ranges rather than exact amounts. That limits conclusions about the precise size of an individual position or the total capital represented by multiple transactions. The records are best read as a dated history of disclosed activity, subject to source verification and the timing and detail available in the filings.

CapitolRadar tracks publicly disclosed trades (STOCK Act and SEC Form 4 filings); disclosures can lag the trade by up to 45 days. This article is impersonal information for your own research, not investment advice.