JPM

ep193

$35k is enough to have a managed brokerage account. Would suggest setting up a managed portfolio at one of the major brokerage houses (Schwab, ML, JPM).

AvariceAndApocalypse

And the dip is gone. Those JPM AI bots cycling trades are killing it.

Ghost_nut

!banbet JPM $590 4d

Salt_Data3707

JPM has a narrative they are trying to sell you. Market going up, down, or sideways? They have a new fund for that.

autrepart

Month end rebalancing and JPM collar on Monday 😈 (buy calls)

rainman_104

Yeah I held JPM since 2021 as well and decided it was time to exit. I was up 150% and decided with the economic uncertainty I didn't feel comfortable holding a USA financial. The economic data that came out is not good. -0.5% GDP, 2.7% inflation. That makes me uncomfortable they're in stagflation without declaring it stagflation. To be honest I'm just looking for boring growth now. I'm five years to retirement.

tootapple

I only said that cause I own BRKB too 😂. Ever since the shareholder meeting it’s been downtrend Yeah just looked at FFH. I’ll take a larger look. I have a feeling I’ll just add more BRKB. I have lots more risk than you cause I bought JPM. But I love the company and the dividend.

Ghost_nut

JPM with the scam pump

Cute-Ad2879

There is no coping, I'm stating facts. I've read the JPM reports and FX financial analysis. It's not just fundimentals. The admin literally stated they are devaluing the dollar for goodness sake, the US got downgraded. The dollar is weakening on more than just chart fundimentals. 

Cute-Ad2879

It doesn't matter what I am afraid of. The banks of the world, including JPM, have listed his attacks on the Fed as one of the main reasons for the declining dollar. But I suppose the world's financial institutions don't know about means and averages? The rate of decline is the issue. You seem to be under the impression that it is normal for a currency to move like a meme stock. If there was foreign interest in servicing US debt the rate of decline would not be so fast. You keep looking at the dxy chart and pointing to lines on it, go ahead and actually look at the rates of change then get back to me.

Remarkable_Oil_8634

These YouTubers shillers are blind as hell. HOOD is the new JPM not SOFI.

sgnify

Is the JPM stock prediction model in the room with us?

E39_CBX

My last two plays, LULU calls and JPM puts, both blew up in my face. I have $3000 left. What’s the play? I need like 12k by fall

FuckleUp

JPM collar trade tomorrow or Monday?

Floepiewoepie

It's not really a downgrade even, it stays on underweight, but according to their analysis the profitability is gonna keep declining during 2025 and 2026 and costs are going to go up. Even though CA has promised some slight growth. It isn't a big shock I think, but their new pricetarget of € 9 is hard pill to swallow. As far as I understand JPM Securities owns like 5% of the company, so they are still positive for the long term.

CJBlueNorther

Unless the world ends tomorrow and the market falls off a cliff, JPM is losing a shit ton on their open interest puts they opened back in April LMFAO

E39_CBX

I shorted JPM and my money is evaporating before my eyes

Happy_Discussion_536

JPM new ATH yet again 🥰. Loser bears keep crying "there's nothing in this market to buy!!!!". 208 ---> 283 +36% in 2 only months Did they buy financial fortresses, flush with cash like this in April or whine about the "imminent" apocalypse? Some other great companies I told you retards to buy: NFLX $821 ---> $1296 +58% MSFT $344 ---> $495 +44% NVDA $86 ---> $154 +79%

leomeng

Buy some two-three month calls on the big banks. STT , MS, GS will be receiving the largest reduction in eSLR meaning they can take on more risk. JPM is receiving the smallest amount of eSLR reduction due to systemic importance and complexity. BK also receiving a big change but the option spread is hard. They are also trying to buy NTRS so it’s a little heavy

BigBootyHustla

Buy JPM calls at ath, print money, thank you for your attention to this matter 

SukottoHyu

I don't know the technical wording for it, but I balance out my portfolio by taking some weight off my USD stocks. For example, rather than owning JPM shares in $ I sold them and repurchase from the € market. I'm roughly 50/50 between € and $ now, not including other currencies. Whereas before almost everything was USD.

PurpleReign123

110% certainty that there will be an extension for every country before (or shortly after) 9 July 2025, the current expiry date of the “pause”. Stock Markets have priced this in already. What the markets have not priced in yet is the possibility that the **Big Beautiful Budget Bill Benefiting Billionaire Buddies** get passed in Senate with most of the funky clauses intact. The bond market will have to react … violently. Foreign institutional funds and SWFs will sell the long-end of the curve, leaving only domestic institutions like the banks as the only possible buyers. JPM’s Jamie Denon is already preparing for this and trying to expedite the loosening of SLR restrictions to buy treasuries … however JPM will not buy at current yields… and will do so only at or about 6% (hopefully yields don’t hit 7%, or JPM will look to buy around there)

HaveAKlondike

Yes. The exodus is over exaggerated. Tech has been moving into NYC and big names Citadel, GS, WFC, JPM are expanding their NYC operations. A big reason driving the exodus is housing costs / affordability in general. Taxes have some part, but firms will suck it up if they can acquire top talent.

abhi7_chd

JPM collar might save you lol

G4M35

> right now and top analysts like JPM, Scotia Bank etc think its price target is in the range of 14-21$. Sauce? I could not find any

lander69

dont forget they are selling puts IE JPM

3xonblack

JPM just hit a new ATH. Straight from bear pocket into Jamie Dimon Pocket.

Happy_Discussion_536

JPM quietly new ATH again 💪. A truly well run company. Strong culture and leadership top to bottom. Everyone rows in the same direction.

Ghost_nut

Wow JPM with a $7 swing to ATH in less than 24 hours

Otterpoopie

> **JPM Collar Q2 2025 Final version:** Short $SPX June 5905 Call Long $SPX June 5310 Put Short $SPX June 4460 Put Based on flow analysis, Bearish sentiment for Q2 for a target of 5310 or below.

hurryanil

JPM has 5900 call wall on SPX which expires on Friday. Till that shit is gone, you can't take this market down with jerk off.

greenpride32

>That's it?  I wrote similar reponse to another comment - I offered to give a brief synopsis of 2 recent issue that are often misundertood in terms of what they do and their potential. I'm not here to educate you on blockchain technology or argue its benefits. Do your own DD. Go and look at careers page of any major financial company and you will find "blockchain" "crypto" "digital assets" roles. No I don't mean COIN - I mean the likes of MA V GS JPM BAC C. I guess you must know better than all of them.

Oxy_Moronico

**Coinbase reserves the right to liquidate your crypto assets if they haven't been traded or sold in 72 months. The USDC proceeds are then withdrawn to Coinbases Extra Secure Bank Vault at JPM or Morgan Stanley where it will be permanetly secured in Coinbases Vault.*

CJBlueNorther

JPM bought puts expiring this month back in fucking April and they still haven't closed that shit. This might be the break they need in order to not lose their asses.

LarryStink

Eth is arguably the best block chain tech/crypto there is. The whole smart contracts, tokenization of real world asset classes? Bonds, realistate, its all being built on ETH or ETH l2s. I thought all crypto was a scam until I dug into it. And saw the money pouring in. Its on the the same level as AI capex. For example, Blackrocks Larry fink has sunk billions into the BUIDL treasury backed token built on ETH. JPM tried to copy ETH with their own native token only to sell it because it was inferior. SEC regulatory clearance was holding it back but with them all on board, you're going to see in the next 5 years the ability to trade real estate and bonds and other tokenized assets, like we do equity stocks and options today. 

ryallen23

If you go with this list at current price ranges, you will almost certainly beat the market in the medium term based purely on strength of business fundamentals, share buybacks, and reinvested dividends. I hold all of these and keep adding. I would actually argue that every one is trading at a discount: C V MA UNH JPM BRK.B COST META NFLX AMZN GOOGL

stonkgoesbrr

Nope. Stablecoins are not simply reinventing ‚transactions‘. That’s just the visible use case for average users. Underneath it’s all about money circulation, settling and speed of transactions. The simple fact that no middleman is needed to transfer money from a to b within seconds and without proof - because proof with blockchain infra is not needed - is such a deep disruption within the financial industry, that you won’t even notice. Money can flow almost liquid which improves the whole economy in every aspect - just think of settling in stock markets, bank transfers between businesses, cross border transactions etc. That’s the real deal behind stablecoins and hence the really large interest of all the traditional and new players in the financial industry to adapt this concept (JPM, central banks, tech companies such as PayPal, META etc.). Not saying that the current price level of CRCL is anywhere near a reasonable level. Especially when competition is really starting to enter the game. But after all, it’s everything else but not ‚just reinventing the credit card‘

KimJongUnsTrousers

CRCL now worth as much as all outstanding USDC. That’s the equivalent of buying JPM for the value of all deposits held ($3 trillion)

iD-10T_usererror

Possibly. I think of it like crypto. Nobody cared when it was small potatoes and just a few kids messing around in dorm rooms mining it and buying pizzas with it. Now look at it. Look at the massive companies holding it and supporting it. Once something crosses a certain boundary, it gets some sort of safety by numbers via mutual destruction status. They know if they are all in it together it supports it and gives them a safety net. Can any one of the big institutional investors exit their position all at once without screwing over the rest? How will that go over at the actual "club" the billionaire hang out at? Besides Elon himself, BlackRock and Vanguard are the two largest institutional holders. Going down the list from the 6-7% ownership level down to JPM, they still have over $12B in Tesla stock. How is the conversation going to go with ol' Jamie Dimon at the next richie-rich event if a fellow rich dumps all their Tesla stock and causes a large selloff? I think it basically is a club already...

Smort_poop

Do you only know about the asset side of the balance sheet? Because all of their deposits (USDC in circulation) are on the liabilities side of the balance sheet. So basically you can take their assets and subtract all USDC and that’s how much equity there is. JPM for instance has assets of over 4 trillion dollars, but the company isn’t worth nearly that much and if they were to sell all of the assets the shareholders wouldn’t see most of that money because they’d have to return the money to the depositors. Also you shouldn’t be getting news about Circle’s balance sheet from twitter, they’re publicly traded so you can just look at their most recent SEC filings

FluorescentCheddar

So the whole time Dimon was buttering you up for a collapse in the US stock market because JPM was about to release a bond trading app

Fabianb1221

First mover advantage and all that jazz. So gotta give it to Circle. But I’m sure JPM will carve out a nice space for themselves in the digital asset ecosystem/economy

HawkVivid8623

Solid list, definitely tech-forward but with a good mix of infrastructure and brand power. Personally, I’d swap SoFi for something with a stronger moat like JPM or even BRK.B for long-term compounding. I’d also consider adding Costco (COST) or LVMH, consistent demand and pricing power even in [downturns.As](http://downturns.As) for price drops — tech might still slide short-term if rates stay high, but for a 10–20 year hold, that just means better entry points. Timing’s tough, but time in the market always wins. 🧠📉💼

Hot_Highway567

2.5 months. Working at JPM definitely helped . Now I’m at Morgan Stanley. Sorry. Just now saw these.

NKrist1711

Jerome Powell -> JP -> JP Morgan -> full port JPM calls

Ghost_nut

JPM almost to ath

PurpleReign123

Jamie Demon is so looking forward to the timely loosening of the SLR, particularly at a time when the US economy is expected to weaken. He’s been one of the strongest proponent of easing the SLR, for selfish reasons. JPM can now pivot to deploy more of its cash + deposits to buy US treasuries, instead of financing and supporting US corporates, particularly the small and medium size businesses. The latter will be the ones suffering most during an economic downturn when banks take away the umbrella to buy more treasuries.

Didntlikedefaultname

JPM didn’t really get a bailout. They tried to refuse the bailout money, had to accept it and paid it back in full. The new regulations basically said we as a government can’t buy out banks and we need some of the major banks to step up and JPM was one of if not the only player with a sizable enough balance sheet to do so. I am truly not meaning to defend JPM and they have had some absolutely nakedly corrupt actions. But I adamantly feel this one falls squarely on the government and I don’t want anyone to excuse horrible political decisions for corporate greed or influence in this case. Don’t blame JPM, blame legislators, in this specific case

Didntlikedefaultname

I genuinely don’t think this was the government helping JPM, I think this was JPM using government incompetence as an opportunity. I guess it doesn’t matter much at the end of the day but the bottom line is this is a serious government issue and a great example of why regulations are extremely important. Remember a lot of candidates run on deregulation and make it sound like a good thing, it is not a good thing

Ixisoupsixi

That’s exactly my point. JPM didnt get that big without having a helping hand on the inside.

Didntlikedefaultname

Ironically in a way I can’t even fault JPM. Once you let banks collapse they need to be bought up or their consumers suffer and it creates huge ripple effects. My issue is more the government continuing to feed JPM those opportunities by dismantling regulations

backnarkle48

Open an account with a lead underwriter — BofA, JPM, MS. If you’re a UHNWI, you’ll be offered an opportunity to buy a lot more than one share. Usually, IPOs are limited to institutional asset owners

skymagic

I exchange value exclusively in JPM memecoin

Silent_Win116

XOM puts, DASH puts, JPM puts

left-for-dead-9980

It's very possible to beat the market for 10 years. It requires more than average research and charting of individual stocks. You also have to be risk-tolerant and know when to sell when the technicals breakdown. I did it in my late twenties to my early forties. My best stocks in those days were MA, V, AMZN, AOL, SBUX, JPM, MSFT, AAPL, XOM, and CSCO. My worst were DVN, Marvel Entertainment, YHOO, and Enron.

Brodiesattva

The answer is that you don't have the intelligence to invest in individual stocks. Not actual IQ, rather information. Those boards are closed to the public, the CEOs lie and obfuscate, or are truly ignorant about what happens in their company. Do I have individual equities in my portfolio? Yes. But most of what I have are in indexes: SPY, OEF, DIA, ONEQ QQQM, DAX. The top three performers for me in individual equities are: COST, AAPL, BRK.B, I also have some JPM, and a bunch of shit stocks that are play stocks. I use AAPL and COST all the time, so I know they will delight their customers and keep them for the long haul. JPM is historical, and the shit stocks, like MDRX were bets that I just can't let go of. MDRX, for 14 years they screwed up their company, for a good portion of that time they didn't know what their financials were, but continued reporting. They finally got caught and got delisted. They have been 2.5 years? since delisting and still can't provide audited guidance on their quarterlies. That is what I mean but you don't have the intelligence of what is going on in the company.

Pom_08

Do the opposite. Buy puts and short oil. Goldman knows nothing. Neither does JPM

Cryptonewbie5

My favorite was from yesterday where one guy was saying that tokenization is trying to solve a problem that doesn't exist. Like yeah, the big boys (BlackRock, BNY Mellon, JPM), they're all misguided in pursuing tokenization and it's you that's right reddit.

Vlmlee

Reminder that worst case scenario via JPM is 130/bbl, worst case scenario is here

GoodLittleDancer

Who ever runs the debt consortium. All those bond holders pay (prolly JPM) to keep price high, and The Ernests just use proceeds from share sales to reimburse. Self dealing? Absolutely. Just my theory.

ShoppingFew2818

But RH has fireworks when I make a trade. ToS or JPM doesn't do that. cant leave

visionarymind

#Only hope for downside price action is the JPM☃️ collar trade #5️⃣,9️⃣0️⃣5️⃣ was their 🔝 & retail FOMO’d far BYND🍀🌈 that #Not saying anybody should bet the downside but that’d have to 🐝 the best shot #This’s NFA 😉

Hot-Pop-3250

I'm just copy pasting, bro. I'm pretty sure JPM is just boosting their positions

CartoonLamp

That seems really high should I trust JPM

hv876

JPM raising SPX target to 6000 means market will lose 40 points between now and EOY?

solariac

He spreads doomspeak so JPM associates can buy the dip. Free money

Yogurt_Up_My_Nose

I never listen to Jaime, but I load money into JPM.

CrazyRichOptions

JPM mentioned mooning

RagingBearBull

Fun fact. JPM and GS both sent bankers to heaven, with the idea they could set up a banking system and increase profits. When the bankers where finished with their task, they would return to thier bodies on earth.

Virtual-Moose5921

Positions check: Still bullish $META, bought up $HOOD SPY snub, add white shoes JPM ✨ https://preview.redd.it/nbzimphk776f1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=21b461875703ad16f53d421895e675e367ae60ca

RockDoveEnthusiast

the situation is actually pretty complicated because they got absorbed by JP Morgan, and so no, I wouldn't automatically make assumptions about how all aspects of the bankruptcy, consolidation with JPM, and managing existing debt would be handled.

Big-block427

TSLA is moving higher with focus on autonomous driving, robotics and of course, AI. Wells Fargo and JPM have now drastically lowered price targets. We’ll see.

FatCockFauci

I don’t get all the hate for having a bearish outlook on this sub, folks take it so personally when anyone isn’t a US perma bull. Quite the echo chamber in here. I agree the risks are to the downside than the up for US Equity. We probably go no where for 3 weeks while we are gamma pinned (JPM whale positioning). Cracks in the credit market probably hit before equities show weakness… that is baring some real ugly data print. What are your expiry’s? I wouldn’t go sooner than Sep/Oct I just took my hedges off last week. Heavily in Gold and international. I will look to reload some hedges higher, first in HY credit, then equity. We could very well make ATH before heading lower.

Slight-Focus8609

Are JPM actually gonna let silver run?

Informal-Ticket6201

JPM. Banks know how to turn a profit.

k0unitX

NEOS is using section 1256 index option contracts, meaning it's taxed 60% long term 40% short term cap gains. JEPQ is mostly if not completely ordinary income if I remember correctly, plus, JEPQ isn't even outperforming QQQI pre-tax, let alone post-tax JEPQ hasn't been around very long either, barely longer than SPYI, so I'm not sure why you'd trust one over the other, unless you have fundamental concerns about NEOS management vs JPM

eesamanomercy

Everyone knows the cracks beneath the surface but overreacts on any perceived positive news as the market is desperate for another all time high. Retails and institutions are both having fomo on the next rally. But the cracks will eventually widen and everyone will panic as JPM CEO said last week.

duboilburner

Maybe. But, we're also getting magneted to the bigger positive GEX strikes in SPX, which happen to be @6000. It's not a coincidence we ended the week basically right at it. The fact that we've been able to push above it is bullish. Options traders are building more positions showing up in GEX at 6100. There's an OK chance we could end up there end of next week. Biggest exposure magnet currently for the huge expiration on 6/20 is still 6000. End of month on 6/30 is 5905, JPM's giant collar trade. I say it's much more likely we remain trapped between 5905 and 6100 through the end of the month than anything.

Tortheldrin

I think MA, V, and JPM will be the safest growing investments. I think nuclear stocks are a good buy right now. We're going to need to change how we generate electricity, I think nuclear is a logical reasonable path we should take. I think Trump lifted nuclear restrictions or something recently, and META signed a 20 year deal with CEG I think. I don't know anything. I think you could invest into any of these stocks other than TSLA and out do the S&P...

methgator7

BRK.b, JPM, AMZN, CIBR probably. Those would be my names off the top of my head

fatfiredup

BRKB, JPM. (Personally, I put MSFT here too, but that’s more debatable)

NoSwimmer2185

JPM

xiongchiamiov

Arguably most of them, given that US outperformance has been driven by increasing valuations rather than growth: https://www.aqr.com/-/media/AQR/Documents/Journal-Articles/AQR-JPM-Jun23-Internal-Diversification.pdf?sc_lang=en Personally, I don't make that argument because I don't believe we can accurately predict the future in that way. That's why I buy all countries at market cap weighting.

dorkstafarian

Epstein wasn't living in a pedo cave 24/7, he had a vast cover network to appear semi legit. Part of that was smooching with celebs. Another part, via political donations. Do you know that Cy Vance Jr, as DA of the SDNY (Manhattan) tried to get his sex offender status reduced? A frigging DA — not a sleazy defense attorney. Victoria's Secret, JPMorgan, the government of the USVI.... All had deep financial ties. (JPM & USVI sued each other, lol. Both were criminally negligent.) Trump on that plane is well documented. It was between Miami and NY, not pedo island.

Sufficient_Cry2346

JPM and banks getting smoked on the thought of no interest earned on government money Ted Cruz talked about this morning....honestly he was right....deficit finally matters

mrtomd

Here's my conspiracy: JPM buys media articles, stock drops, WSB buys, stock drops more and bankers f everyone.

Automatic-Phrase-761

As long as he doesn’t have a different profession at another company, he is indeed a JPM analyst.

JonFrost

Hey are you a JPM analyst?

Lvl99_Index_Fund

UNH - United Health at $280 MCK - McKesson at $600 JPM - JP Morgan Chase at $200 DE - John Deere at $340 MITSY at $320 TSMC - Taiwan Semi Conductor at $150 NVDA - NVIDIA at $100 AAPL - Apple at $150 DPZ - Dominos Pizza at $400 XOM - Exxon at $80 Businesses are simple and understandable. Consistent operating histories. Favorable long term prospects. Management is rational. Management is candid with its shareholders. Management is high quality. Focus on return on equity, not earnings per share. High profit margins. Business can be purchased as a significant discount to its value (why I included the price levels). Economic moat, sustainable competitive advantage, which protects its profits from competitors and external threats. Strong balance sheet, characterized by significant cash reserves and a low amount of debt. You can ignore the target dollar entry points since you are DCA. I believe all the above companies meet the requirements for a great, long-term investment.

Beetlejuice_hero

It’s easy to blame Congress. I do too (in part). We should look in the mirror though. We as a society want more shit, are aghast at any cuts that affect *us*, and are up in arms at any new taxes and fees. “I pay enough” -most everyone. My working class (in hyper expensive NYC no less) salary is indeed taxed enough. Despite being “high income”, my wife & I are firmly working class in the zoo of a city. But I absolutely can and should pay more on my investment income. I can sell some put options taking a dump and make $1k in 20 seconds. Tax that higher. So long as the hedge funds and billionaire class are also taxed higher (need a few more brackets for the tens of millions+) and lose their corrupt cushy loopholes like carried interest and “buy borrow die”. None of this will happen. Underfed kids in rural America we could give universal school lunch to don’t have any political power. Blackstone and JPM and big oil and the Hamptons crowd - etc etc - do. Once again though we see how disingenuous the “fiscal hawks” on the Right are with this latest trash bill. What a bunch of frauds.

brainrotbro

Hey, maybe you should be a JPM analyst.

Babylonthedude

The thing is, and this isn’t my opinion this is what the Fed wrote about the economy in the 2019 Teal Book about what course they’d steer towards, and also the opinion of JPM and Sachs via their market overview reports from last year — even if long term rates drop in the short term due to a recessionary environment, this 4-6% range is what long term rates will eventually shift back towards. Maybe you can get lucky and time it well for a home purchase, but I just don’t see anyone providing compelling evidence the long term economic outlook is continued low rates.

AtlasComputingX

It’s JPM bot vs Blackrock bot who will win 

Immediate-Sky9959

You forgot this one, I happened to know some of the people involved in this one.Their lives are ruined forever and JPM paid numerous BIG fines on this settlement. In September 2020, JPMorgan admitted to committing wire fraud in connection with: (1) unlawful trading in the markets for precious metals futures contracts; and (2) unlawful trading in the markets for U.S. Treasury futures contracts and in the secondary (cash) market for U.S. Treasury notes and bonds. JPMorgan entered into a three-year deferred prosecution agreement through which it paid more than $920 million in a criminal monetary penalty, criminal disgorgement, and victim compensation, with parallel resolutions by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and the Securities Exchange Commission announced on the same day. BY the way do you know exactly how LIBOR was moved and at what cost. Not the speculated cost but the actual cost, LIBOR typically traded 5 digits to the right of the decimal. SO, 5.39644 % was a typical rate for 3 month in 2023, so how much was it manevured

Berbollah

MFS removing pepe ✅ Jeff/AMZN not filling my switch 2 order ✅ JPM interview tomorrow ✅ And you want this fucking economy to grow when you give us depression like this?? We can’t perform fren 

cbusoh66

I got on the CRWV hype train last month and though I said it's going straight to $150, I never expected it to happen so fast. I am now waiting for the CRWV analysts' revised price targets upwards to exit, especially Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and JPM who mostly likely have been behind this 200% pump. CRWV needs money, lots of money, $23 billion to be exact so the pump continues for now and so the big banks 👆 can be the underwriters on the upcoming ATMs and convertibles.

dansdansy

Buy Microsoft and JPM. They're working with Quantinuum, which are the only company (private) with a product worth a damn in quantum right now.

dolhingod7777

JPM gonna sell at 5950 everytime cause of their collar. Make them pay for trying to cap our upside.

achshort

JPM Bought high, sold low. Excellent stock though.

xcsbsi

GOOG - diversity in tech and ecosystem MSFT - see above MRNA - Cash ~ Valuation, pipeline is valuable and even in a buyout they could beat the market if not sold 2027 could be big if cost cutting hits and sales grows JPM- best big bank BRK - the goat