JPM
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
stock NYSE

# JPM PUTS, COIN CALLS, HOOD CALLS, CORN CALLS, TESLA CALLS. BRKb CALLS. LILLY PUTS, NO OIL TONIGHT! FUCK YOU ALGO

JPM closed their multi decade short. If you shorted you’re literally retarded

Once you have enough money you can start using "buckets". You might want to look at some other options.
Schwab and fidelity's financial consultants begin at $1MM. Different wirehouse advisors can differ, but they are either solo practitioners or teams - team's minimums are usually larger. I personally know people at Capital Securities, a Raymond James affiliated firm.
You also have private banks. They are built for HNW advisement. My neighbor from across the street in HS is in BofA private bank (3MM min) as a wealth manager. PNC private bank does 1-3MM min. JPM Private Bank bigger at $5MM min. My nephew did a stint as Goldman Sachs supporting family offices. Private banks can handle trust administration. If you have made it into the "qualified investor" ranks there are some robust alts offerings. They can have proprietary strategies, can help you set up specific entities, can help with charitable gifting and foundations, can help you tax loss harvest, and can handle lending in house.
The only thing that Private banks won't advise directly on is taxes.
There are absolutely benefits to this, dont listen to everyone on this sub who tell you otherwise. For some reason, these ultra wealthy people are massively represented by these institutions, even against the advice you'll get here. There is also the DIY route.
Learn about trend following, and then just bucket out the money for the sector ETFs and risk capital. Plan on regularly blowing up bits of risk capital. But the upside is a stock like NVDA. The last three years have been a "living the dream" landscape.
Hope this helps.

Yes, there are differences. Everyone in personalfinance hates Financial Advisors, but the truth is that they can add value.
There are platforms built around HNW wealth advisement. Examples: Schwab and fidelity's financial consultants begin at $1MM. Different wirehouse advisors can differ, but they are either solo practitioners or teams - team's minimums are usually larger.
You also have private banks. They are built for HNW advisement. Its not about beating the market at this point, its more about strategies, and handling everything in house. Examples - BofA private bank (3MM min) PNC private bank )1-3MM min) JPM Private Bank ($5MM min). Private banks can handle trust administration, usually have robust alts offerings, have proprietary strategies, can help you set up specific entities, can help with charitable gifting and foundations, can help you tax loss harvest, and can handle lending in house.
The only thing that Private banks won't advise directly on is taxes.
There are absolutely benefits to this, dont listen to everyone on this sub who tell you otherwise. For some reason, these ultra wealthy people are massively represented by these institutions, even against the advice you'll get here.

JPM

well known brokers include Schwab, Fidelity, JPM, IBKR
I recommend avoid BoA, Robinhood, webull. many disagree

Hopefully, you see JPM as bullish. Otherwise, you're simply rearranging how you'll keep the shares at about the same price as you've currently decided to let them go. I'd at least go 324p to cover expenses and to thumb my nose at the market.

Edit: Assumed you closed the other two for profit.

JPM - finally - freeze stablecoins in Venezuela.  As predicted stablecoins startups causing trouble for JPM (Benzinga) - European Banks on emergency alert!   No brainer for Trump to force banks hv stablecoin ac - it’s Patriotic (they buy US debt)

Shorting JPM a bad idea? Am just looking for small pullback.

JPM Jade Lizard tested

JPM is a better stock.

Can anybody confirm that VUSXX is available in the JPM Chase self-directed investment accounts?

Yeah turns out the '750' figure (whatever the actual figure is) is due to JPM being custodians of the SLV as Gorilla Market Master mentioned above. So correct, they don't actually 'own' it. It also never sat right with me that JPM would flip their position in that short time, but if they are only custodians, then that makes sense.

JPM is SLV custodian right? Meaning they don't own those ounces. If JPM has less metal than SLV should have, then JPM is net-negative and has a giant problem.
I guess it will continue to be a slow default. Means: banks don't say "sorry we don't have it". They say: "ok, the metal is on the way toward you" and omit that it will take another 5 years to arrive, while they somehow try to find it.

GOOGL, JPM, DIS, GEV, NBIS, AMZN, NFLX, UBER, AAPL, SOLS, ASTS

I think this will *not* happen. Why on Earth would JPM ever let go of REAL money, only to stall the inevitable? To protect the USD? No. They'll be the strongest bunch after a serious USD devaluation, 'cause silver will counterbalance their losses.
Got silver?

I buy LEAPS with a delta of .75 or greater. I look at companies that have good IV and growth. My money is on GOOGL atm. I'm thinking NFLX LEAP next.
Is there a reason why you chose these stocks? Seems like bad picks overall.
Walmart just sucks. Amazon has performed badly over the year. Bank of America? What? Never heard of anyone say they're trading BAC. JPM, why?? XOM is more for dividends than options

JPM is pretty strong company. I would diversify a little out of tech since we don’t know when will AI bubble pop

I had LLY and NVO at one point but sold them off as they started to decline last year. I am considering getting into JPM or Goldman though.

JEPQ and JEPI are ETNs in disguise.
Learn what happened to UBS MORL investors. Instead of one ETN JPM stacked multiple ETNs to mitigate the risk. They do not own underlying stocks. They own a promise from the owners to pay under Goldilocks conditions!
Always know what is the risk