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JPM
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
stock NYSE

At Close
Feb 27, 2026 3:59:59 PM EST
300.00USD-2.002%(-6.13)18,564,778
0.00Bid   0.00Ask   0.00Spread
Pre-market
Feb 27, 2026 9:28:30 AM EST
298.88USD-2.368%(-7.25)64,092
After-hours
Feb 27, 2026 4:58:55 PM EST
299.97USD-0.010%(-0.03)639,267
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5 hr ago • u/Grouchy_Finding7756 • r/Wallstreetsilver • so_there_was_another_2290000_plus_ounces_of • :Meme::Spacer:Memes • T
So, there was another 2.290,000 plus ounces of SILVER found under a rock? (Maybe where some JPM Traders hide),. & they are now REGISTERED. _JOHNLGALT🦘.
sentiment -0.18
11 hr ago • u/Dettol-tasting-menu • r/Bitcoin • dc10am • C
Do you mean the APs (JPM etc) could use derivatives to satisfy a redemption or creation? That doesn’t sound good. Surely blackrock won’t allow it?
sentiment 0.90
12 hr ago • u/MathTradeMan • r/wallstreetbets • why_us_banks_are_dropping_today • DD • B
If you’re looking at your portfolio and wondering why the banks are bleeding out today, it’s basically a perfect storm of regulatory hammers and policy shifts.
\* Bank of America just got hit with $250M in fines from the CFPB for "junk fees" and opening unauthorized accounts. It’s a massive reputational hit, and $BAC is leading the slide, down over 4.6%.
\* There’s a serious push in D.C. right now to cap credit card interest at 10%. For banks like JPM and Citi, credit cards are their biggest cash cows. If this actually goes through, their 2026 profit margins are going to be gutted.
\* Between the uncertainty over new tariff policies and a growing fear that private credit loans are starting to sour, big money is rotating out of financials and hiding in safer spots.
We’re seeing a valuation reset. The market is realizing that the easy money for banks in 2025 might be over as regulatory oversight ramps back up.
sentiment 0.95
14 hr ago • u/crawler54 • r/NVDA_Stock • the_answer_to_everyones_question • C
that's your failed logic... saudi aramco net profit margin is weak sauce by nivida standards, in fact it barely ranks in the top 20.
Based on [recent 2025-2026 data](https://www.financecharts.com/screener/most-profitable), here are the top 20 major global companies ranked by their trailing twelve-month (TTM) net profit margin as of **February 2026**: 
|**Rank** |**Company**|**Country**|**Sector**|**Net Profit Margin**|
|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|
|1|**NVIDIA**|US|Tech|**\~54%**|
|2|**Visa**|US|Financials|**\~51%**|
|3|**TSMC**|Taiwan|Tech|**\~43%**|
|4|**Microsoft**|US|Tech|**\~36%**|
|5-6|**China Life/Meta**|China/US|Fin/Comm|**\~35-36%**|
|7-8|**Holcim/Alphabet**|SWI/US|Mat/Comm|**\~31%**|
|9-11|**Tencent/CMB/SoftBank**|China/JPN|Comm/Fin|**\~28-29%**|
|12-15|**Merck/Apple/J&J/Broadcom**|US|HC/Tech|**\~24-26%**|
|16-20|**UniCredit/CCB/Berkshire/ICBC/JPM**|Var.|Fin|**\~20-24%**|
sentiment 0.62
14 hr ago • u/MathTradeMan • r/ValueInvesting • why_us_banks_are_dropping_today • Industry/Sector • B
If you’re looking at your portfolio and wondering why the banks are bleeding out today, it’s basically a perfect storm of regulatory hammers and policy shifts.
* Bank of America just got hit with $250M in fines from the CFPB for "junk fees" and opening unauthorized accounts. It’s a massive reputational hit, and $BAC is leading the slide, down over 4.6%.
* There’s a serious push in D.C. right now to cap credit card interest at 10%. For banks like JPM and Citi, credit cards are their biggest cash cows. If this actually goes through, their 2026 profit margins are going to be gutted.
* Between the uncertainty over new tariff policies and a growing fear that private credit loans are starting to sour, big money is rotating out of financials and hiding in safer spots.
We’re seeing a valuation reset. The market is realizing that the easy money for banks in 2025 might be over as regulatory oversight ramps back up.
sentiment 0.95
14 hr ago • u/Clueless5001 • r/investing • looking_for_a_calculator_website_to_tell_me_the • B
I realize no one has a crystal ball but hold a lot of proprietary mutual funds from EQ, JPM, 1290 etc in my 401K. Any buy/sell decisions have to be made by 3PM. I would like to have a general idea (I don’t need to know to the penny) what I will get if I give the sell order that day. I realize there is still the possibility of a market event at 3:01 but something is better than nothing. For most of the funds I hold, I can only see the top holdings but that is only about 50% of the value and it does not always correlate. Yesterday I expected some of these funds to be down when I finally logged in to see the update and they were not, even though several of the largest holdings were down for the day.
IS THERE A WEBSITE THAT CAN HELP WITH THIS AND TELL ME RIGHT NOW APPROXIMATELY WHAT THESE FUNDS WILL BE WORTH LATER TONIGHT WHEN THEY SETTLE FOR THE DAY?
I am moving a lot of money out of my 401K and into an IRA (yes I know all the pluses and minuses). I am NOT trying to time the market, but a lot of these investments are less than 6 months old. I had intended to keep them there a while but circumstances have changed and I need to move them. However, while sooner is better, moving them tomorrow or a month from now does not matter to me.
I am trying very hard not to lose money I put in recently. However, there are a few funds that are close to break even. A couple underwater and a couple have done ok. I have a thing about not losing money on my 401K, otherwise what was the point of putting in $2K in November and then losing it when I sell in February?
I find it very frustrating that mutual funds are the only item that you do not know the final price when you buy or sell
sentiment 0.96
15 hr ago • u/WhoooooshIfLikeHomo • r/quantfinance • which_spring_week_offer • B
hi guys, ive received spring week offers for JPM tech and Barclays s&t this April and their dates overlap. I know it’s probably marginal, but i wanted to ask which would be better for applying to internships for 2027 summer. for context im a first year cs student at oxford and have been rejected from all quant springs. thanks
sentiment 0.50
15 hr ago • u/Happy-Champion1661 • r/wallstreetbets • daily_discussion_thread_for_february_27_2026 • C
JPM casually having almost a more volatile week than semis LMAO
sentiment 0.18
15 hr ago • u/n6mac41717 • r/Wallstreetsilver • ny_cob_spot_price_predictions • :Stacking::Spacer:STACKING • B
The published 4.5k shorts are finally squeezing the shorts. How will today’s published registered number impact the NY COB spot price?
80M to 65M translates to $90 to $100. 80M would mean JPM etc moved a bunch to kick the panic can down the road…
sentiment -0.50
16 hr ago • u/chainerection • r/wallstreetbets • daily_discussion_thread_for_february_27_2026 • C
Iran banks with JPM
sentiment 0.00
18 hr ago • u/DMT1703 • r/wallstreetbets • daily_discussion_thread_for_february_27_2026 • C
Yeah, i might sell some when it reaches 5500 for gold and 130 for silver.
Gold is quite easy to reach.
The problem is mostly silver and JPM.
sentiment 0.41
20 hr ago • u/justanaveragejoe520 • r/wallstreetbets • daily_discussion_thread_for_february_27_2026 • C
Going to need JPM to manipulate silver so I can get back in again
sentiment 0.00
20 hr ago • u/SimpleBlackberry208 • r/Wallstreetsilver • 6_weeks_wait_for_these_tubes_jpm_calculated_if • :Stacking::Spacer:STACKING • T
6 weeks wait for these tubes. JPM calculated if all dollars is backed by gold, its 9300..How much would silver be ?
sentiment 0.03
23 hr ago • u/n6mac41717 • r/Wallstreetsilver • 75_stops_on_105k_oi • C
I don’t think the 4.5k indicates some kind of limit. That’s all that was stopped out of the 10.5k OI number. Tomorrow, the OI number should be 6.0k with registered at 67M ounces (minutes whatever JPM, etc moves into registered).
sentiment -0.08
5 hr ago • u/Grouchy_Finding7756 • r/Wallstreetsilver • so_there_was_another_2290000_plus_ounces_of • :Meme::Spacer:Memes • T
So, there was another 2.290,000 plus ounces of SILVER found under a rock? (Maybe where some JPM Traders hide),. & they are now REGISTERED. _JOHNLGALT🦘.
sentiment -0.18
11 hr ago • u/Dettol-tasting-menu • r/Bitcoin • dc10am • C
Do you mean the APs (JPM etc) could use derivatives to satisfy a redemption or creation? That doesn’t sound good. Surely blackrock won’t allow it?
sentiment 0.90
12 hr ago • u/MathTradeMan • r/wallstreetbets • why_us_banks_are_dropping_today • DD • B
If you’re looking at your portfolio and wondering why the banks are bleeding out today, it’s basically a perfect storm of regulatory hammers and policy shifts.
\* Bank of America just got hit with $250M in fines from the CFPB for "junk fees" and opening unauthorized accounts. It’s a massive reputational hit, and $BAC is leading the slide, down over 4.6%.
\* There’s a serious push in D.C. right now to cap credit card interest at 10%. For banks like JPM and Citi, credit cards are their biggest cash cows. If this actually goes through, their 2026 profit margins are going to be gutted.
\* Between the uncertainty over new tariff policies and a growing fear that private credit loans are starting to sour, big money is rotating out of financials and hiding in safer spots.
We’re seeing a valuation reset. The market is realizing that the easy money for banks in 2025 might be over as regulatory oversight ramps back up.
sentiment 0.95
14 hr ago • u/crawler54 • r/NVDA_Stock • the_answer_to_everyones_question • C
that's your failed logic... saudi aramco net profit margin is weak sauce by nivida standards, in fact it barely ranks in the top 20.
Based on [recent 2025-2026 data](https://www.financecharts.com/screener/most-profitable), here are the top 20 major global companies ranked by their trailing twelve-month (TTM) net profit margin as of **February 2026**: 
|**Rank** |**Company**|**Country**|**Sector**|**Net Profit Margin**|
|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|
|1|**NVIDIA**|US|Tech|**\~54%**|
|2|**Visa**|US|Financials|**\~51%**|
|3|**TSMC**|Taiwan|Tech|**\~43%**|
|4|**Microsoft**|US|Tech|**\~36%**|
|5-6|**China Life/Meta**|China/US|Fin/Comm|**\~35-36%**|
|7-8|**Holcim/Alphabet**|SWI/US|Mat/Comm|**\~31%**|
|9-11|**Tencent/CMB/SoftBank**|China/JPN|Comm/Fin|**\~28-29%**|
|12-15|**Merck/Apple/J&J/Broadcom**|US|HC/Tech|**\~24-26%**|
|16-20|**UniCredit/CCB/Berkshire/ICBC/JPM**|Var.|Fin|**\~20-24%**|
sentiment 0.62
14 hr ago • u/MathTradeMan • r/ValueInvesting • why_us_banks_are_dropping_today • Industry/Sector • B
If you’re looking at your portfolio and wondering why the banks are bleeding out today, it’s basically a perfect storm of regulatory hammers and policy shifts.
* Bank of America just got hit with $250M in fines from the CFPB for "junk fees" and opening unauthorized accounts. It’s a massive reputational hit, and $BAC is leading the slide, down over 4.6%.
* There’s a serious push in D.C. right now to cap credit card interest at 10%. For banks like JPM and Citi, credit cards are their biggest cash cows. If this actually goes through, their 2026 profit margins are going to be gutted.
* Between the uncertainty over new tariff policies and a growing fear that private credit loans are starting to sour, big money is rotating out of financials and hiding in safer spots.
We’re seeing a valuation reset. The market is realizing that the easy money for banks in 2025 might be over as regulatory oversight ramps back up.
sentiment 0.95
14 hr ago • u/Clueless5001 • r/investing • looking_for_a_calculator_website_to_tell_me_the • B
I realize no one has a crystal ball but hold a lot of proprietary mutual funds from EQ, JPM, 1290 etc in my 401K. Any buy/sell decisions have to be made by 3PM. I would like to have a general idea (I don’t need to know to the penny) what I will get if I give the sell order that day. I realize there is still the possibility of a market event at 3:01 but something is better than nothing. For most of the funds I hold, I can only see the top holdings but that is only about 50% of the value and it does not always correlate. Yesterday I expected some of these funds to be down when I finally logged in to see the update and they were not, even though several of the largest holdings were down for the day.
IS THERE A WEBSITE THAT CAN HELP WITH THIS AND TELL ME RIGHT NOW APPROXIMATELY WHAT THESE FUNDS WILL BE WORTH LATER TONIGHT WHEN THEY SETTLE FOR THE DAY?
I am moving a lot of money out of my 401K and into an IRA (yes I know all the pluses and minuses). I am NOT trying to time the market, but a lot of these investments are less than 6 months old. I had intended to keep them there a while but circumstances have changed and I need to move them. However, while sooner is better, moving them tomorrow or a month from now does not matter to me.
I am trying very hard not to lose money I put in recently. However, there are a few funds that are close to break even. A couple underwater and a couple have done ok. I have a thing about not losing money on my 401K, otherwise what was the point of putting in $2K in November and then losing it when I sell in February?
I find it very frustrating that mutual funds are the only item that you do not know the final price when you buy or sell
sentiment 0.96


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