Goldman shares started the day down another 1%, adding to the 13% decline on Friday, when the SEC unveiled its suit alleging the firm cheated investors by failing to mention it was selling them a bond that was designed to collapse and in fact had been created in close consultation with a top hedge fund customer who was shorting the security. However, after it was reported that two of the five SEC commissioners voted against charging Goldman, the stock recovered and closed the day up 2% at $163.32 a share. Goldman, which insists it did nothing wrong, said it would hold a conference call Tuesday at 8 a.m., moving up by three hours a previously scheduled call to discuss quarterly results.