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JPMorgan Chase & Co.
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Yes but JPM and Morgan Stanley etc do everything they can to delay paying their employees as long as possible so that they can invest and earn money on the float at the expense of their employees. This is why they delay 401k payouts for a year, make half your comp or more payable in February the year after you earn it, and now pay people in arrears.

That's an over-engineered answer. The silver spot price in the West has NOTHING to do with physical supply or anything that is mentioned above. Many know wth is going on with silver, but no one knows "what happens this time around".
Boiled down-- Government is in control. They are the authority. That is the bottom line. You are no longer in a free market if your currency is hijacked.
You need to have a strategy. You need to have a plan. (for me it's savings... I spend cash in savings real easy, With bullion, I have to physically liquidate into cash and that always deters me from withdrawing. It works.).
It almost sounds like OP fomo'd in. No worries. Many of us did the same thing in 2011. And if you follow the g/s ratio chart, you can see we are at the bottom of that upward trend channel. So based on that, one can assume we will follow the same pattern until we reach the top of that channel at around 104:1.
It took 14 years for us to break even on that 2011 correction. Things are very different now than they were in 2011, but also it's very much the same.
What's gone...
1. Autonomy. Brics economies are in play now. Wasn't before.
2. Zirp. It's gone.
3. QE. The gov't flooded our economy with free liquidity and silver took a back seat to a strong dollar. Now QT has dried up all that liquidity. No one has easy cash to buy silver anymore.
What's the same...
4. Spending. Gov't deficit spending is still at full speed ahead.
5. Bank Manipulation. JPM and that ilk are still spoofing.
6. US Government Corruption and Wars. The US gov't can and will do whatever it has to do for self-preservation.
What to do.... If you need the $, sell what you need. If you don't need the $, vault it. Don't trade the physical, trade the paper.

JPM says buy SOFI with a PT of $30

Your new floor is 50 or 60. The JPM thing is true but probably exaggerated. The price of silver doesn’t make sense, stop trying to make it make sense. It trades like a haven/meme stock/industrial supply product all in one. Your new floor… until a war or something breaks out, is 50

Has anyone contacted JPM about this yet?

ATM termination kills dilution pressure, which is exactly when [$JPM](https://aimytrade.io/s/JPM?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=comment&utm_campaign=RobinHoodPennyStocks&utm_term=JPM&utm_content=variant_1771340495313_ip7rwo)-style accumulation patterns show up.

The most likely explanation is that a company that compiles and maintains a database of icons for the thousands of tickers out there has fucked up their back end, and the API being used by JPM, Chase, and so on that accesses these icons to display with their stock data is showing the wrong icons.
The foolish explanation is that JPM or Chase or whoever is party to some kind of secret data leak, and instead of reporting the leak to Gamestop, the SEC, capitalizing on it, or just ignoring it, they are serving unexpected icons on GME as some kind of oppsy-doodle.
Its bad data. JPM isn't going to learn about significant changes early so they can change their icons. They're going to learn about it when Gamestop files with the SEC.

you would not have to be informed of a change before JPM or any other broker. That is now how that works, you'll find out when the public finds out.

New GME icon in JPM Chase app.

ATM Gone + Institutional Build = Structural Shift?
Here is what changed structurally, without hype.
Jan 23: the ATM was terminated.
Company stated no immediate plans to launch another one.
That matters in microcaps. An active ATM is a silent pressure valve. Even if fundamentals improve, supply can constantly bleed into strength. Removing it changes how upside moves behave.
Now layer in what happened next.
**Within roughly 7 to 10 days:**
* Geode increased about 57 percent to around 869k shares, about 1.3M in value
* Goldman increased about 196 percent to roughly 97k shares
* Nuveen increased about 433 percent to around 124k shares
* Deutsche increased about 240 percent to roughly 46k shares
* JPM increased about 45 percent to about 34k shares
* BlackRock increased about 92 percent to around 1.46M shares
* State Street increased about 289 percent to roughly 552k shares
* Morgan Stanley increased about 466 percent to about 89k shares
* Barclays increased about 108 percent
* Schwab increased about 98 percent
* Wells Fargo increased about 193 percent
* RBC disclosed a new position
That is broad participation, not a single ETF rebalance.
**Now look at the structure:**
* Shares outstanding: 134.4M
* Float: 43.3M
* Insider ownership: about 67.8 percent
* Institutional long: about 7.75M shares, roughly 18 percent of float
Recent dilution including the 225k deal adds up to about 1.29M shares total, which is roughly 1.0 percent of shares outstanding.
**So the supply side looks like this:**
High insider lockup
Roughly 18 percent of float institutional
ATM removed
Under 1 percent dilution year to date
That is cleaner than most microcaps in this range.
Does that guarantee upside? No.
**But structurally, this is what a potential shift looks like:**
1. Remove open ended dilution.
2. Institutions increase exposure.
3. Stock still trading near lower end of 52 week range.
4. Premarket already printing about 29k volume before open.
If accumulation continues and volume expands on strength, structure starts mattering more than narrative.
If volume fades and no follow through comes, then this was just filing digestion.

I remember this one guy who had it all figured out.. He was very defensive about how JPM holds the majority of silver contracts, and how there's no motive for it to go down, yada yada... super sad to see people get so blinded by greed

JPM, bought in 2005

ABBV JPM IRM HD WMB

Pic of it happened on SPY as well but this was a few weeks ago. Also happened on a some other bank stocks previously. JPM, MS, USB, and WFC have all had these weird trades showing on the tape during off trading hours.
https://preview.redd.it/4ccpalgixyjg1.jpeg?width=1290&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4fdf2b884e66741e7575cee0b950e6db6752cd0a

I does that sometimes. JPM and SPY does the same thing where a random drop or spike happens. I hate it because it messes up the chart when you're trying to track movement.

JPM Morgan predicted an 8k price point on gold so I’d say bitcoin has more downward momentum.

Not when it’s from prime brokers like MS, the less shares they, Goldman, BofA, JPM, etc have the better. These are all considered Primary dealers who can naked short the stock for “liquidity” purposes

i have $GS and $JPM and have held since mid 2020. somehow they've missed the sell off for finance stocks like Schwab. i'm +400% on GS.

JPM went long for a reason, I have great faith in their interns

You need to consider a risk that COF is a subprime lender across its auto and credit card lending portfolio and therefore carries more risk to rising consumer defaults. COF does not have a "fortress balance sheet" like JPM or BAC for example. When times are good, and borrowers can afford to pay, times are good. But the risk is amplified if macro conditions and employment deteriorates.
>Despite being the fourth-largest credit card lender overall, Capital One is America’s largest subprime credit card lender, with a higher percentage of its total credit lending in the subprime segment compared to rivals like JPMorgan Chase, Citi, or Discover.
https://www.economicliberties.us/our-work/capital-one-discover-a-competition-policy-and-regulatory-deep-dive/#:\~:text=Despite%20being%20the%20fourth%2Dlargest,Chase%2C%20Citi%2C%20or%20Discover.