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Goldman Sachs (GS) – 10-01-2008

Goldman wins by default.  All of the bulge-bracket investment banks failed, but Warren Buffett believed in GS and stepped in to keep them afloat.  As the last man standing in this category, I think this is definitely one to watch when the slide reverses.

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