Two months before Donald J. Trump was elected president, Goldman Sachs chief Lloyd Blankfein commented that the mere thought of the former Apprentice host having his “finger on the button” was too horrifying to comprehend. So you might have thought that the last four weeks, in which Trump has strong-armed a company into staying in the U.S., threatened to punish anyone thinking of leaving with a 35 percent tax, suggested he might start a trade war with China, and declared himself too smart to waste time with intelligence briefings, would have only further terrified Blankfein. But you would have been extremely wrong! In fact, Blankfein is not only not worried about Trump running the White House, but he now thinks the scourge of 5th Avenue “may turn out to be a much better president than anyone else might have been in that place.” Why the about-face?

Trump seems to be running his transition effort like he’s the second coming of Tony Soprano, so it’s possible Blankfein was “gotten to.” But, more likely, his newfound confidence in the president-elect has to do with a combination of the many Goldman hires Trump has made and the fact that since November 9, the Goldman chief has gotten a lot more rich.

According to Fortune, Lloyd’s net worth was up $139,154,278.72 as of Friday afternoon, thanks to a beautiful, terrific rise in Goldman’s stock. Also buying drinks tonight is J.P. Morgan C.E.O. Jamie Dimon, whose stake in his bank’s shares was up $104,189,315 heading into the weekend; Morgan Stanley chief James Gorman, who added $22,865,568 to his name; and Bank of America’s Brian Moynihan, bringing up the rear with $8,961,819. Goldman Sachs president Gary Cohn also has reason to shut the door to his office and do a little happy dance, and it’s not just because the value of his GS holdings rose by $52,301,630. Now that he’s accepted the job as Trump’s top economic adviser, he can avoid paying capital gains taxes on the sale of his shares, too. Merry Christmas/Happy Hanukkah/Best Wishes on whatever holiday celebrates being really, hugely rich.