JPM
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
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The shift from retail only to institutional money is usually where the real moves happen, and ARK jumping in is a massive signal.
Quick question though where did you see the confirmation about ARK buying specifically this Friday? Also, do you think the JPM presentation tomorrow will have any 'surprise' data, or is the trial info mostly baked in by now?

Anyone interested in TMDX should read the JPM healthcare conference notes. Lots of bullish news

STO JPM PCS 300/295 02/20 1.10

WVE. CEO speaking at JPM healthcare conference this afternoon

same shit day but with JPM calls

Worth noting: BMEA is up ~2.5% today despite a broadly red market.
To me, that looks less like hype and more like relative strength + positioning ahead of management’s JPM presentation.
Not a guarantee of anything, but it does suggest sellers aren’t in control right now.

Bought more JPM calls, the credit card cap won't happen

JPM is the one who would eat the loss from lower credit card interest rates. It's not V and MA that loan money with credit cards.

My first thought as well. JPM also has the ear of DT, I'm sure he's been benefiting greatly without us noticing.

Umm JPM hi.. noticed my credit card APR is still not 10%. Can you please fix that.. and while we’re on the phone can you just apply my DOGE check to the balance? That’d be great

JPM is the largest bank/finance company in the world. They issue the most credit cards out of anyone. Making them a very defensive play if the credit rate does get lowered (I don’t see it happening). Jamie Dimon (their CEO) is very good and smart. He knows what he’s doing. The amount of assets they have and control makes them essentially immune to bankruptcy.

I'm yolo into MA and V ATM leap call 1 each. Looking at JPM later today 

Sold the JPM 2/20 $300p

RIP my JPM stock.
Interest rates are generally crazy (\~25-30%) but this happening abruptly is going to throw the entire industry into chaos. Agree with others saying banks will drop customers and I suspect a huge portion of the economy functions on credit.

Solid premarket summary. CPI plus tariff headlines feel like the main volatility drivers today, and JPM numbers look mostly in line. Probably a wait and react kind of open rather than forcing trades.

Never selling JPM

Sold the JPM 2/20 $300p $3.35 credit

JPM taking down the entire market. lol.

Gods damn it, had to drive to work early today. Couldn't do anything while driving but I desperately wanted to short JPM. It's had monster beats before like it did today only for it to sell off into market open.

JPM not so good.