JPM
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
stock NYSE

## 📈 52-Week Highs:
The 52-Week Highs list shows stocks that have reached their highest price point in the past 52 weeks during the trading session.
| Symbol | Name | Price | Year High | Market Cap |
|:-------|:-----|:-----:|:---------:|:----------:|
| [TSLA](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/TSLA) | Tesla, Inc. | $488.73 | $498.82 | $1.6T |
| [JPM](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/JPM) | JPMorgan Chase & Co. | $323.09 | $323.23 | $879.5B |
| [BAC](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/BAC) | Bank of America Corporation | $55.88 | $56.11 | $408.1B |
| [MU](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/MU) | Micron Technology, Inc. | $276.59 | $277.29 | $309.6B |
| [WFC](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/WFC) | Wells Fargo & Company | $94.28 | $94.39 | $306.6B |
## 📉 52-Week Lows:
The 52-Week Lows list shows stocks that have reached their lowest price point in the past 52 weeks during the trading session.
| Symbol | Name | Price | Year Low | Market Cap |
|:-------|:-----|:-----:|:--------:|:----------:|
| [AMT](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/AMT) | American Tower Corporation | $172.53 | $170.87 | $80.8B |
| [VICI](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/VICI) | VICI Properties Inc. | $27.86 | $27.56 | $29.8B |
| [CLX](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/CLX) | The Clorox Company | $98.06 | $97.39 | $12.0B |
| [DOC](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/DOC) | Healthpeak Properties, Inc. | $16.04 | $15.93 | $11.1B |
| [SKM](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/SKM) | SK Telecom Co.,Ltd | $19.69 | $19.66 | $7.6B |
**Source:** [52-Week Highs-Lows](https://marketrodeo.com/market-movers?tab=highs-lows)

I see, I’ve just only seen after the bill passed, talks about JPM coin, tethers coin, and a few others running in their own chains

Morgan Stanley is more institutional. JPM is more commercial yet JPM does both heavily.
They prioritize to manage and deal with different assets

It can work but isn’t a great setup imo. You can look at any chart and start drawing lines but ultimately patterns are subject to bias and can have multiple interpretations. Moving averages are much more objective, and this chart would not look good on that basis.
It is a very very common tendency for people to want to outsmart the market, and that often comes in the form of trying to pick tops or bottoms. That’s what I see you doing here.
IMO it is much easier to find solid uptrends (stacked and rising moving averages) within strong sectors and just stay with those until they aren’t uptrends any longer. For current examples many banks and financials (JPM, GS, AXP, MA) are very simple ‘top right corner’ charts that are likely to keep working higher.

Not surprising. Many more dominoes to fall. Digital capital...digital credit...digital money... you think JPM doesn't want a piece of that?

JPM is the best banking stock

I've just finished a 6-week forward test on a directional model for NVDA, IBM, and JPM.
69% win rate with a 3.6 profit factor across 39 trades.

The equity curve is a steady staircase with shallow drawdowns (\~8%), achieved using a fixed position size and zero overnight exposure. I’ve got the full trade-by-trade logs.
Worked my a\*s52 off backtested for the last 5 years, got them down and compiled summary results for 2024 and 2025.
**2024 Trading with $10,000 per trade**
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OVERALL BACKTEST SUMMARY
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Total Tickers Traded: 3 (JPM, IBM, NVDA)
Total Executed Trades: 205
Final Strategy P/L: $5,863.84
Simple Annual Return: 58.64%
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**2025 Trading with $1,000,000 per trade** (except the last 2 weeks)
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OVERALL BACKTEST SUMMARY
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Total Tickers Traded: 3 (JPM, IBM, NVDA)
Total Executed Trades: 255
Final Strategy P/L: $439,750.26
Simple Annual Return: 43.98%
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JPMorgan, $JPM,s is exploring crypto trading for institutional clients, per Bloomberg.

Yeah her banker buddies(donors) are pulling all the strings here. How about before we go after small fish like pancake swap, they hold the banks accountable for all the money laundering they facilitate?
*Looks at JPM*

XLF rejected 3 times now off that level last week, GS and JPM downs?

I’ve heard JPM has some massive Iron Condor in SPY they use? Does this act as guardrails or something?

300+ paper contracts exist for every physical ounce of Silver…..Let that sink in….The only thing I’m pissed off about is those Azzhats @ JP Morgan hold a substantial amount of physical and weren’t kicked out of CME trading for their gross manipulation of the Ag markets. I want JPM to go broke along with BofA and Wells Fargo!

JPM

Im actually only at 4% yield right now with a mix of dividend paying stocks that pay out between ~1-6% (mix of about 30 different stocks from MSFT @ 0.8% to JPM @ 4% to O @ 5.5% to BTI @ 9%) and covered call funds that pay out between ~8-13% (GPIX/Q, NEOS, JEPI/Q) but as I get closer to retirement im planning on going a bit more heavy into CC funds

Tatsächlich kenne ich viele im IB, M&A, PE
Die Leute aus der Doku sollen gerade soviel verdienen, damit der deutsche Zuschauer es glaubt und relativieren kann dass die Jenigen bald an den 100k kratzen, dafür aber sehr viel mehr arbeiten.
Keiner von meinen Freunden und Verwandten arbeitet bei den Big4 - sondern bei KKR, Blackstone, Carlyle, JPM, Goldman usw. Einstieg in London war vor 7 Jahren so bei 70-80t£ bzw. 90-100t$ in New York mit Bonus in der Regel nochmal 100%. Es gibt feste Level - du steigst als Analyst ein, bleibst zwei Jahre und wenn du nen offer fürs nächste Level bekommst bist du je nach company auch nicht mehr angestellt sondern gründest deine eigene Firma und wirst von deinem Arbeitgeber in USD bezahlt - Konto auf den Cayman Islands. Im zweiten Level steigt das base sallary schnell auf 140t$ + 100-300% Bonus.
Wenn du bis Principal überlebt hast kann es sein dass dein base dann bei 350k + 100-200% liegt. Als Principal (im PE) bekommst du neben base + Bonus noch einen carry, also bei Verkauf des Deals bekommt das Team welches am Deal beteiligt war 5% vom Gewinn, welcher nach Köpfen verteilt wird, wenn die ersten davon reinkommen bist du garantiert Millionär (netto), wenn dein Lebensstil nicht zu übertrieben war und du etwas aufs Geld geachtet hast.
Und ja die Leute arbeiten in Projektphasen unnormal viel, auch am WE. An Weihnachten bekommt man zumindest 24h im Heiligabend frei, feste Zeiten im Jahr zu denen Urlaub genommen werden darf.
Meine Kumpels/Verwandten waren in Schule und Studium immer unter den besten 5%. Waren auf Privatschulen/Internaten und an bestimmten Eliteuniversitäten. 99% kommen schon aus sehr wohlhabenden Elternhäusern und bekommen von Haus aus die besten Tips wie man an diese Jobs kommt.
Ich hab hier nur 3-6 Antworten gesehen die darauf hindeuten dass sie wirklich in der Branche arbeiten, der Rest hat zum Glück keine Vorstellung davon was andere so verdienen.
Man muss aber nicht gleich im IB arbeiten. Wenn man bei den UN arbeitet verdient man auch ordentlich und hat riesige Steuerfreibeträge. Ähnlich sind Jobs bei der EZB.
Letztlich bleibt mir nur zu sagen: „von nichts kommt nichts“.

No one does.  JPM ultimately pulls the strings, as they’re effectively the backstop of our Federal Reserve now.  It’s not a symbiotic relationship though, oh no.  Fed does as it wants, so long as JPM is reasonably on board with it. In exchange, if Fed has to deal with a problem in the economy that has deep and painful ramifications, JPM gets to have a say in it.

VTI dividend payout will be 2.2% higher than 2024, this is the slowest rate of dividend increase in this past decade, things did slow down in GFC and Covid, but outside of that VTI has had more robust dividend growth.
I wonder what will happen in 2026, but it's something to keep an eye on.
BTW this is despite the mega caps introducing dividends (like GOOGL) and MSFT continuing its 9.5-10% increase, and JPM AXP V also doing closer to 15-20% hikes, so things have dramatically slowed elsewhere.

My defensive stocks are GLD, VZ, BRK.B, UNH, MCD, FISV, JPM.

GOOGL, JPM and BK

I've been buying pretty steadily for the last 15 years or so.  I'm pretty numb to price movements down as that's when I'll back up the truck and go all in at this point.  In fact, I wish it was still as cheap as it used to be.  Maybe some people didn't truly appreciate the price suppression that alone us to buy so much for less than half it's current price?  I liked JPM and big players shorting it!  I always had my full faith and trust that is was a great value and made it my biggest asset.  I don't have as much as some people but more than most, I think.  I'll consider selling some at a higher price if I see some deep value in other assets I want to transistor into but only if I truly own it and not just a beneficiary and custodian of something.