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JPMorgan Chase & Co
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Why there is a chance of Thermonuclear war and how to profit from it
What are some "boring" US stocks that consistently deliver strong results and have a strong balance sheet?
What if recession never comes? JPM analyst calls for S&P ATHs by year end
Maybe Jaime Dimon is Correct? An Economic Hurricane is Coming! Just Look at $JPM.
JPMorgan’s Marko Kolanovic Predicts Stocks Will Reclaim 2022 Highs Even If Oil Hits $150 a Barrel
$KSS acquisition by Vitamin Shoppe. Thoughts?
Friday's CPI Is Make Or Break - Why May's CPI Print Is Pivotal To Equity Markets
Wall Street Vampires Have Now Plunged Their Fangs into Every FAANG Stock!
Wall Street Vampires Have Now Plunged Their Fangs into Every FAANG Stock!
We all saw The SEC dunking on "meme" stocks, blatantly manipulating their market, pushing their own Agenda, Here is the answer. Post it wherever you want. It belong to all of us. (google SEC meme stocks if you havnt seen it yet)
We all saw The SEC dunking on "meme" stocks, blatantly manipulating their market, pushing their own Agenda, Here is the answer. Post it wherever you want. It belong to all of us.
Jamie Dimon warns of a coming economic 'hurricane' while $JPM is overbought and has yet to escape the "Death Cross."
Wall Street Newsletter 6 : "The Quantitative Tightening" & its relation to "Equity market"
$250 billion in ‘rebalancing’ inflows could rescue stocks by the end of June, JPMorgan says
What is the best way to profit when JPM goes up 10-20% in the next 2 weeks?
Shouldn't banks be 20-30% up with interest rates increasing so much?
U.S. judge recuses himself from Archegos fraud case, citing wife's ties to banks
U.S. judge recuses himself from Archegos fraud case, citing wife's ties to banks
Please explain to me why people say we are at a sort of dotcom bubble, when P/E is the cheapest it has ever been?
Please explain to me why people say this is the dotcom bubble PE is 10x cheaper than what it was at that time?
JPMorgan Analysts Behind ‘Uninvestable’ Call Upgrade China Tech - JPM market manipulation? No Way!? Dickheads
The importance of understanding the relationship between flows and market capitalization
$JPM Hits New 52-Week Lows in Premarket Trading
SOFI down bad after earnings, but is the 80% crash a huge overreaction?
Now that growth stock prices have been beaten down, are more acquisitions going to happen?
I scraped r/SPACs for the top ticker mentions in the last 24H. Here are the results (Monday May 09, 2022)
Are we at the bottom of the elevator? Rules to stay strong and stay in
"The MSCI Global Energy Composite will outperform both renewable energy stocks and the broad equity market (SPY) again over the next year"
Could you guys tell me how many individual companies investments you have and what's your top 3 largest positions (Please don't mention ETF)
'Wall Street sees greater risk of default by major banks'
JPMorgan Chase (JPM) Dividend Stock - A Dimon in Disguise❓
$JPM Hits Another 52-Week Low Weighing Heavily on DJIA
$JPM Hits Another 52-Week Low Weighing Heavily on DJIA
JPMorgan (JPM) Sheds Another $11 Billion in Market Cap
JPMorgan (JPM) Sheds Another $11 Billion in Market Cap
European here and bought too much of a mutual fund port.
Carvana Has Big Loss on First Sales Decline
What did you bought today? Just got some BMO and JPM pretty cheap myself!
JPMorgan Profits Drop 42%, Bank Writes off Russian Assets
$GOOGL is trading at 5-year low P/E
Why are stock upgrades by analysts after their Bank did a block trade sale not seen as a conflict of interest? Or market manipulation?
Anyone monitoring financials as they've pulled back, as a higher interest rates play? C, JPM, WFC, TD, BLK....
The market is super red today, how are your stocks? Does anyone have a better strategy?
JPMorgan (JPM) Stock Lost 25% in 5 Months - Dragging Major Indices Down - Yet Jaime Dimon's Compensation More Than Doubles
Broker Dealers & Mutual Funds/ETFs Have A LOT of GME Securities Lending Counterparty Exposure - Let's Explore Some Numbers
If Russia Defaults and/or loses the conflict with Ukraine, there is at least one U.S. bank that may eventually beg for a taxpayer bailout when their stock implodes.
When You Yolo All Your Money In China Tech Because JPM Says Its Un-Investible and Make 85K in one day w/o options. Just a Dumb 🦍 who likes Chinese 🚀 stocks.
Dow rebounds 600 points as rally in commodity prices driven by Ukraine conflict cools off
Who is positioned to rebuild Ukrainian infrastructure?
JPMorgan Supports Cryptocurrencies Yet Blacklists Cannabis Stock Trading - $JPM Has Dropped Over $120 Billion in Market Cap!
are any of these stocks on my watch list a hard no right now?
Wall Street Is Quietly Trading For The Return Of Russia
Should JP Morgan and Chase be sanctioned for buying cheap Russian bonds?
Bloomberg: Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan "already pouncing" on "cheap" Russian assets. "To be sure, the sanctions on Russia haven't outright banned trading in the assets."
DD Requested. You get a 2 in 1 special today.
Stock recommendations for a 10-20 year time horizon?
Any tips on how to recover when you are down 35%+ on your capital? And feel as if it could take years before you ever return to break even.
Mentions
JPM is laying off OR REASSIGNING 1k employees in their mortgage division.
So the braintrust over at JPM is publishing [this](https://www.reuters.com/markets/europe/jp-morgan-sees-portfolio-rebalancing-lifting-us-stocks-7-next-week-2022-06-24/), after also spreading the rumor that the Fed will pause / reverse course. What's their track record in the past? Have they always been so irrationally bullish and how has it turned out for them?
Inflation was 8 percent the last two or three calls. Why will it suddenly hit in now, do you think? Have you called into the last two earnings calls on any company? This whole “inflation will suddenly hit earnings in q3” is yet another weird media narrative that doesn’t make sense but no one is questioning it Anyone here listen to HD or PG or JPM or JNj or anything over the past year??
Imagine a company like JPM is getting margin called for $1B but they don’t have the cash on hand. Let’s say they have exhausted their abilities to borrow from other companies like them as well. JPM should have had to sell shares of other companies (perhaps their Ford or Telsa, or anything) to get that $1B to pay DTCC. They could have actually used this money to buy back GME shares and lower their exposure (could have certainly caused a spike in GME’s price too). But instead, it seems like all the big players with DTCC at the top said “ya know what, here’s a free pass. Let’s just wait it out, let the price drop and we’ll call this a mulligan.” Imagine your mortgage company saying; “you can’t pay your mortgage payment this month? You know what, let’s call it even, here’s the house for free. Enjoy life!” It ain’t gonna happen for us, only them
JPM is like the least reliable source for anything. The goddamn megatrolls.
Three weeks ago the CEO of JPM basicly said everyone's fucked. It's funny how things work out.
That week is banks earning start. It kick off Q3 earning. Expect a lot of red, according to Jamie Dimon (JPM CEO)
JPM also said china was "uninvestable" in march but Thursday they said they're doubling down on China tech. They're all liars, do your own research
JPM the Perfect Contra indicator. Let them puts go brrrrrrr
JPM is federal government now? Gtfo your soapbox
Literally came here to say, “When did Cramer start writing articles for JPM?” and then I saw your comment. Nice.
Translation: JPM looking for bagholders right now!
yep either JPM needs to dump their bags or they bought loads of calls
>JPM still needs to find some bagholders. Lol...good insight man. JPM ought to come over to this sub, they will find all the bagholders they need.
It’s simple, BofA finished dumping their bad assets and are ready for a firesale, JPM still needs to find some bagholders. I agree with you though, you can’t outrun economics and economics are saying it’s bear season
Really seems like JPM is playing both sides in public. I wonder what their investments really look like.
Bad to worse on wall st - GS, MS, BR, JPM !!
JPM's advice is transitory.
JPM and GS are the new Cramer.
Dimon said JPM was *ready* for an economic hurricane.
Didn’t Jamie Dimon just say a hurricane is headed our way? He changed his mind or just trying to get JPM out of their positions before it hits? Where is the integrity?
I came here for this comment. Fucking JPM hacks. I swear they must place a fuckton of calls then drop "news" like this. 2 weeks later it's puts and the sky is falling.
LMFAO... The Financial Advisors in our business group that produces $1 million are called Wealth Team 6.... During the BAC or JPM marathon... The group wears blue navy seal shirts with the navy seal logo, our business units name, and the Advisors have Wealth Team 1 - 8 depending on production levels
Has anyone read the article? They're predicting inflation being cut to 4.5% in the second half of the year, particularly due to a ceasefire being declared between Ukraine and Russia. And China to grow 7.5% in the next 6 months! Own up, which one of you lovable clowns managed to charm their way into a job at JPM?
Hahaha haha JPM runs the government
You need to look at the different income segments. JPM is much bigger on investment banking and I assume that is highly profitable, or more than cash and wholesale banking in general. The IR site of JPM is really great and they got several ppt presentations (some over 100 slides long) showcasing the whole bank and its strategy.
They’re basically trading at half of JPM and BAC in terms of gross sales too. Like 1.25 vs 2.75. Not trying to defend them too hard, but there doesn’t seem to be a good reason for why they’re so much cheaper than the other Big Banks besides their rep and growth. Financially speaking, they’re solid, at least when compared with other banks.
Citi can be cheap I'm not sayin that it isn't, but it has had consistently bad ROE. JPM on the other hand is a rockstar bank and also they target different markets, which may be more profitable or imply better growth for JPM. ROE is a metric but it ain't the only thing to look at. GS is another one to look at.
Citi’s ROE is 9.5. JPM’s is 16. Citi’s price to book is .5. JPM’s is 1.3. Citi is doing more than half of JPM’s ROE, and is 2.5x as cheap in terms of book value.
Odd timing, as the next cpi print will be comparing when shit went parabolic last summer….JPM trying to look like they are clairvoyant or some shit.
Added META DIS and INTC calls for next week also bought some JPM Holding off on buying puts on healthcare until the VIX comes down, slightly underwater on a few LLY puts for AUG but that move today looks like an exhaustion gap to me
Says it in this description straight from JPM: “We then sell index options against that long-only portfolio and use the premiums to generate income” https://am.jpmorgan.com/us/en/asset-management/adv/investment-strategies/etf-investing/investment-ideas/why-invest-in-equity-premium-income-etf-jepi/
JPM analysts put out some bullish predictions recently, kind of counter to some of the other hand wringers and their own ceo lol
Yea, and you ain’t doing it with at unless you got the collateral or shares for the short call JPM does this trade every quarter: they sell a shit ton of Spx calls to pay for Puts
They got a reputation for not being as well run as the other big banks. See: the Revlon gaffe. See: the European flash crash gaffe. And JPM just accused them of making risky loans a couple days ago. Still, they could blunder away a small nation's GDP and still retain a decent P/B. And Warren likes them. I bought in last week.
hahahaha Imagine SPY 410 after all this next week. Now imagine JPM shorting everything on tuesday and we fall back to correction for the upcoming recession
Articles show which side of the theta gang each company is on... JPM wrote a shit-ton of put options.
Yeah JPM is a fantastic buy now. They are real aggressive with share buybacks/dividends.
But but but….JPM and JPowe both think the 2nd half is going to be gangbusters!! Higher houses! Higher stocks! Everything higher!!!! WE CANT GET ENOUGH OF HIGHER.
Reddit is behind the times with advice always, they’re not recommending you not buy stocks after they crashed. It’s like, you should’ve been handing out that advice in December. Now is the time to be buying JPM Even if 2008 comes again you’re still buying much closer to the bottom. Long term, it’s rare it yields above 3%, and it’s yielding 3.4% right now
Index funds are a basket so a bit tougher to attack them directly. They dont have drops off earnings reports or can be called overvalued. Which makes them perfect to be recommended and get upvoted to the top of ant thread. With individual stocks if you mention like 99% of them people will come out of the woodwork with a bear case against buying them. Like yesterday I asked if JPM or BAC was a buy and got told to avoid bank stocks.
This place loves JPM when they’re all doom and gloom but a cheery outlook and then they’re “on ludes”. Just get to the point and say you only respect news or opinions that confirm your priors.
"Economics all agree on that" It took me 2 minutes to find the biggest banks with the biggest economists pools that contradict you. Now, stop wasting my time with your lies. ​ **JPM on CPI inflation:** [https://privatebank.jpmorgan.com/gl/en/insights/investing/tmt/could-inflation-finally-be-peaking#:\~:text=But%20here's%20the%20punchline%3A%20We,in%20Q1%20of%20this%20year](https://privatebank.jpmorgan.com/gl/en/insights/investing/tmt/could-inflation-finally-be-peaking#:~:text=But%20here's%20the%20punchline%3A%20We,in%20Q1%20of%20this%20year)). WFC on CPI inflation: [https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-04-14/wells-fargo-cfo-says-inflation-rates-not-yet-stressing-business](https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-04-14/wells-fargo-cfo-says-inflation-rates-not-yet-stressing-business) Citi on CPI inflation: [https://marketinsights.citi.com/Market-Commentary/Weekly-Market-Update/Keeping-an-Eye-on-Inflation.html](https://marketinsights.citi.com/Market-Commentary/Weekly-Market-Update/Keeping-an-Eye-on-Inflation.html)
Seriously, any good residential housing stocks to buy puts on? No way anyone can continue to afford overpriced houses @7% interest getting laid off from JPM or NFLX
not everything has great premium. a safe CC for like Apple will barely pay me $40 a week. JPM , same thing. I don't have many with great premium because they are long not memes.
Doesn’t explain the price to book gap. Citi: ROE = 9.5, PtB = .5 BAC: ROE = 12.1, PtB = 1.1 JPM: ROE = 16.1, PtB = 1.3 JPM and Citi look roughly comparable, especially considering Citi’s negative reputation. But BAC just seems straight overvalued focusing on these two metrics
I'd love to sell these 7/1 385c but JPM site is fucked. Am I going to have to talk to someone? Ewww.
Not like Citi. C has a price to Book of like .5, whereas BAC is closer to 1 and JPM closer to 2.
JPM saying we gunna hit new highs in 2nd half of year, lmao they can’t be serious
You and JPM hanging out under the bridge sniffing glue together?
Same predictions from a month ago MS 1 JPM 0
Wake up to breaking news tomorrow morning: “JPM has declared bankruptcy!” 
Funny re: OPEC+ - they always play dumb. Did the whole ‘it’s US refining capacity’, ‘markets are long term balanced’, ‘we can’t produce anymore’. Biden twisted Saudi Arabia’s arm and they finally agreed to around a 700k barrel increase by August (OPEC not just Saudi). JPM wrote a report on it a few days later and was like ‘capacity is only really gunna be like 170k barrels’. OPEC nations all of a sudden faced with maintenance and other issues. Such a joke. Just shooting themselves in the foot. Ppl still talk about the oil shock in the ‘70s and move to EV, domestic production, even tariffs coming. Not now, but they’ve pissed too many ppl off for too long. US was the largest producer in the 2010s and only stopped because of profitability. And can be again if punitive measures taken down the road against OPEC. They aren’t our friends
Goldman, JPM, they all fucking do the same thing. It appears it isn’t working as well as it traditionally has for them though.
Some retard at JPM says SNOW is "elite". Same fucking retard lowered his price target for this exact same stock from $200 to $165 just two weeks ago. Almost as if he was trying to manipulate the price down before landing up or something. When JPM does this shit, it's not market manipulation though, nothing to see here, just economists and analysts looking and economics and analyzing right? 💩
Didn’t their CEO say to “brace yourself” because he sees dark clouds and hurricanes ahead for US economy later this year? And now this?! Get your thoughts together JPM! Or, are you trying to cover all possible scenarios so you can say I told you so no matter what happens to the market?
I have heard that there were a lot of options written by Citadel and JPM, and they are vested in saving their asses.. Which wouldn't be too hard to do in this low volume. Which also might be why they are writing such dovish articles...
Fuck SNOW. Overvalued pos. Negative EPS, 867 P/E, 0.5B in debt going into rate raising cycle... JPM & CITI raise targets. 🤡💥🔫.
Lot of rosy coverage recently for PLTR from some big names, JPM had a glowing piece on them iirc calling data the new ammunition
Waiting for Citadel and JPM to give up.. They are only floating these turds because they wrote a bunch of put options.
>Citadel and JPM have been writing massive amounts of puts. They are doing their best to keep it propped up.
barely propped up. while Citadel and JPM have been writing massive amounts of puts. Only so many people are going to show up to be bag holders. The game is about over.
which JPM gap close would people buy? investing wise, not just trading. $102.96 from covid recovery $98.36 from 2017 or the $69.11 from 2016? the 2016 seems low, not even reached in covid crash, but it exists.
JPM taking a beating. If the economy were actually any good, this stock wouldn't be this low
I think that was a few months ago. Could be wrong though. Could also just be JPM baiting more retail in by saying they capitulated
What is the best bank stock? Some of them are starting to look interesting like JPM, C, and BAC.
JPM out here tryna pump bags
That's exactly it, +JPM upgraded SNOW
OP these opportunities ARE real and I believe another is coming within the next 6-12 months. I am in full agreement with you. Back in 2010-2011ish, (I can’t remember the exact date but I remember it was in March) WFC common stock dropped to under $9. I put every dollar I had into it - maxed margin, borrowed from family, etc. I even borrowed against my house. I ended up with over 100k shares - So I had like $975k in shares and the following year the DIV payout was +$400k. Over the years from DIV reinvestment that number of shares went far higher. The opportunity changed my life for sure. I haven’t done anything for work other than trade/manage my accounts since that day except for a couple small businesses I have started and since sold over that ~10 years. The price drop on WFC to near $20 was another incredible opportunity in 2018 as well. So these things do happen and they are sure to happen again the only question is when it happens and if you are ready with enough capital to change your life. I don’t love WFC compared to BAC, JPM, C etc I’m just using the firm as an example of times when the market provided a price that is easy to identify as a true value. So far in this correction/crash I don’t see a similar opportunity YET. I’ve made my share of absolutely terrible moves as well, I don’t want to come off like I’m some genius. I’m an idiot. Be careful out there.
GUH!!! $SNOW got upgraded by JPM rip my poots
JPM gonna cash in on their collar.
Of those I'd only be interested in JPM, most of those don't pass my "is this stock doing really weird stuff compared to pre-pandemic" sniff test, and I just don't think they're predictable moving forward. Also Fidelity is not showing WEBR as having a positive PE
I think I’m a year you will be happy you bought JPM at these levels. CLF should be higher too but it really hasn’t traded like I thought it would thus far.
Of the lower p/e ratio stocks, which do you like best? I'll just throw 5 out there, please choose one or two from these 5. Low P/E stocks: DAC ZIM CLF JPM WEBR ​ Webr is having the best day today but I think I like CLF best.
JPM reassigning or laying off 1k employees in mortgage division.
>\*JPMORGAN CUTS, REASSIGNS MORE THAN 1,000 MORTGAGE-UNIT WORKERS $JPM ^\*Walter ^Bloomberg ^[@DeItaone](http://twitter.com/DeItaone) ^at ^2022-06-22 ^10:43:11 ^EDT-0400
There's no way people would spend this much time on posts and images etc. ​ OP is either a FED or works for JPM
Meanwhile JPM said that we are pretty much at the bottom lol.
T and VZ are doing great YTD compared to the market. JPM and INTC are just going through the motions of a bear market.
Not a new investor. Been investing for 7 years and have been blown out on tons of “safe” investments. T, VZ, Intel, JPM, list goes on. Getting sick of it
Well…. They lobby politicians, so why not lobby tv anchors who literally have sheep with trading accounts right in front of them. One time he admitted some fund paid $100k to pump some mid cap oil stock on a 1 minute segment and of course the damn thing fell >60% in the next year. I think it was Fluor. How about Bear Stearns?? Don’t you think JPM paid some to keep the weight of the drop light as it could be
Bank stress test results after close on Thursday and JPM is probably full of shit ... XLF calls? https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/whats-new-with-feds-bank-stress-tests-2022-2022-06-20/