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Fake news. JPM wants you to believe that.

JPM is a custodian.
They hold shares on behalf of investors. There is zero information value in tracking custodian trades.

Right now, all fiat based assets have become the risky assets. Real value assets is where to shift to. A complete reversal of the traditional thinking is needed to preserve your wealth, let alone increase it. You should be overweight PM's right now. Even Goldman, JPM, traditional gold haters, are recommending to have significant portions in gold (15-20%), which is unheard of. JPM itself is sitting on 750 million ounce (!!!) of physical silver. This market has turned.

I believe it's a set up. The market riggers are not out of ammo by a long shot. JPM suppressed price for decades and bought phyzz. All they have to do is halt the rigging while the price 'goes to the moon' then short the market with paper and dump a pile of phyzz. Then they profit on the phyzz they sold and the paper shorts. The million dollar question is what is their 'dump price'? They used the same tactics in 2011 and it took fourteen years for the FOMO people to break even.

Yes! I just read JPM closed ALL their shorts on silver. The problem for refineries is they can’t cover all the junk coming in. When they have to borrow to buy, it’s not worth it. I’m a gold/silversmith and Elemetal is close to me. They are paying 85% for content.

Es gibt einen Dividenden auf einem MSCI World oder FTSE All-World, der seit längerem den MSCI World outperformt hatte. War das der von JPM?

I think the AI post is talking about JPM and State Street shorting SOL when it falls below 750 validators.
It's an AI post. I'd take it with a grain of salt. That $17M stake is certainly false since there are $150k validators on mainnet right now.

It is held IE JPM is the custodian. That means this silver is leased out 10,000:1 to comex longs, private equity holders vaulted and SLV. BUT JPM claims to own it.

I'm curious as to it's purpose. Depending on age and needs I understand two worlds. 1. You're youngish/don't need money this year, go for compounders. Wm cost pgr JPM some tech when it's on sale (goog earlier this year, meta 2022). 2. You want cash, not growth, which will be me in 9 years. In that case, sell all compounders, move to maybe MPLX and et, maybe jepi, tiny tiny btci, qqqi.
Either way I see better alternatives than pfe. The only thing I see pfe as good for is a fun candy crush game where you always sell covered calls, getting premiums and dividends (even that's just more for fun).

BABA, TCEHY, TSM, GOOG, AMZN, JPM, VST, PNC, 000660.KS, 005930.KS

If he's not forced out against his own will, his presence in JPM should benefit BRK in the future

I counter your unsubstantiated claim that JPM has a 169M ounce inventory stash. JPM does not have any significant inventory on hand.

I'll never believe JPM. Jamie Dimon can go straight to hell.

\>Combs, who joined Berkshire in 2010 and later became CEO of GEICO, is heading to JPMorgan Chase to run a new $10 billion Strategic Investment Group tied to its massive $1.5 trillion Security and Resiliency Initiative. It’s a big vote of confidence from JPM, and even Buffett acknowledged the move, saying JPMorgan “made a good decision.”
Combs sucks as an investor. I think his record at BRK shows that. JPM is hiring him because he's a name ppl will recognize and it will help bring in clients. That's how asset management works. It's a sales position. As for Buffett saying it was a good decision, what is he gonna do? Piss on Combs as he's walking out the door?

Most of the headlines this week focused on Todd Combs leaving Berkshire Hathaway, but the broader message in the announcement matters just as much. The company is clearly transitioning toward a more traditional corporate structure as Warren Buffett prepares to hand over the CEO role to Greg Abel in a matter of weeks.
Combs, who joined Berkshire in 2010 and later became CEO of GEICO, is heading to JPMorgan Chase to run a new $10 billion Strategic Investment Group tied to its massive $1.5 trillion Security and Resiliency Initiative. It’s a big vote of confidence from JPM, and even Buffett acknowledged the move, saying JPMorgan “made a good decision.” Beyond Combs, the personnel changes suggest Berkshire is tightening roles and formalizing leadership in a way that feels very different from the loose, Buffett-centric setup of the past. That doesn’t mean the culture is gone but it does mean the era of Berkshire running purely on Buffett’s instincts is ending. Feels less like a sudden shift and more like a careful, deliberate handoff. Curious how others see it: smooth evolution, or the beginning of a very different Berkshire?
Source:
https://www.cnbc.com/2025/12/13/end-of-the-berkshire-way-combs-departure-isnt-only-big-change-as-buffett-transition-nears-.html?__source=androidappshare

Personally I’m keeping my winners (GOOG,RDDT,BRK)
Buying huge pullbacks in great semi infrastructural stuff (TSM, CLS, FIX, AVGO)
And adding constantly it seems to financials, healthcare, and consumer discretionary/ staples (JPM, V, BX, COR, MCK, COST, NFLX)

JPM is the head of organized crime.

There is an upper limit to the silver price, unlike gold, which is otherwise useless. Having said that, there is a big slump in the PV market, and the EV market as well. I don't believe the industrial demand figures therefore. Speculative silver demand, like JPM hoarding 750m oz, sure.

JPM less than 1% off ATH is selling off? Go fuk yourself little man

JPM opens 750m ounce vault when?