JPM
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
stock NYSE

It depends on how soon you plan to retire. I'm a tad older and have only held individual companies for a little over a decade. I just started to migrate funds from slow growers to covered call ETFs. I plan to keep the companies I've experienced the most growth with such as AAPL, JPM, MCD, MSFT, and WMT until I'm ready to retire. Then I'll roll those proceeds into ETFs as well.

JPM is a buy at $170.

No, it's going down. JPM is a buy at $270. I wouldn't buy HOOD until March. Too risky.

A few banks collapsing will probably wake more normies. The CRE is on fire. When Jamie Dimon calls bank cockroaches, we need to pay attention.. I wonder how many banks JPM " buys" next week. ?? Stay tuned and be patient. This party is just starting.

I have a few conviction plays: GOOGL, AMZN, WMT, ABBV, UNH, HOOD, JPM, LRCX, DUK, and GLTR. My strategy had been to buy the dip and sell high, while always maintaining a minimum holding position. However, with frequent market manipulation and the risk of prolonged downturns, I’m cutting back on my holdings. Swing trading to pick up few $ here & there, selling otm contract for cheap entries.
My core- VOO and VXUS. Adding these two on dip. Huge $$ on cash.
Oh btw, vix is down & market stablizing atm. Too bad its at the end.

Dimon doesnt know anything about anything aside from milking JPM for a big paycheck.

my luck with earnings play is so shit. Bought 1 JPM call before their earnings and that shit tanked with the market, skipped AXP and they soar

JPM woke up?

From the barrel of fish I have selected JPM to buy calls into. Wish me luck, I’ll be banned next week.

I checked out JPM
Total assets = 4 trillion!
Market cap .8 Trillion!
Man JPM must be totally under valued !

Regional banks don’t matter, they will just get bought out by JPM if they fail

I saw a movie where a guy was on stage praising how great a bank was while their share price plummetted into a collapse. What was the name of that movie again?
Never mind. I don´t believe JPM or such are directly at risk. But if there is a cesspool of worthless loans rotting away in the financial industry it will not stop at the institutions which directly hold them.
Personally up to now I would just put that up on the recession marker board as one more indicator. Fraud actually is one of those signs that the economy is going down. And while no one might be calling bingo yet, the number of red flags is pretty impressive. And yes: If fraud is rampant, the carpet under which to look is usually the one, that looks completely disconnected from all the dirt around it.
Again: I don´t see a great financial crisis yet. But I do remember that the Eurozone advised their banks a couple of months ago to have a reality check on their exposure to shadow banks. So there may be a shark out there in the water.