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JPM
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
stock NYSE

Market Open
Feb 11, 2026 1:57:56 PM EST
309.35USD-2.806%(-8.93)3,974,942
308.00Bid   309.47Ask   1.47Spread
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Feb 11, 2026 9:28:30 AM EST
321.59USD+1.040%(+3.31)22,136
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Feb 10, 2026 4:55:30 PM EST
318.01USD-0.053%(-0.17)0
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As of Feb 11, 2026 1:56:44 PM EST (1 min. ago)
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42 min ago • u/A_Guy_Named_John • r/Superstonk • open_interest_for_calls_next_month_is_skyrocketing • C
Also breaking news $7m is a rounding error to JPM
sentiment -0.40
45 min ago • u/Hairy_Builder6419 • r/Wallstreetsilver • dd_comex_silver_16_days_to_march_first_notice_day • C
Something you're missing is miner earnings coming up. Something in there will provide clarity on the situation. I saw abotu 600k oz came in yesterday but for the most of Feb so far it's been 0. I know one mine made an exclusivity deal with Samsung, and I'm thinking others probably have by now. AG isn't selling any per their CEO.
I'd love to make a large bet on this squeeze but I'm pretty sure SLV is going to eat shit when it happens given their entanglement with JPM and CME. Not sure if miners will necessarily get action from it either, people hate miners its crazy.
sentiment -0.29
2 hr ago • u/32Bit_Brain • r/Wallstreetsilver • how_will_silver_prices_fare_in_2026_i_jp_morgan • C
Read between the lines. If JPM would still be massive short on Silver, they would set the fair price at 30 dollar. But they say 85. They wouldnt comunicate this new floor if it would harm them.
sentiment -0.68
2 hr ago • u/Malficitous • r/PLTR • goldman_sachs_more_selling_this_week • C
Why not, JPM does it all the time.
sentiment 0.00
4 hr ago • u/LetsGetStonks • r/stocks • jp_morgan_has_released_their_list_of_airesilient • C
One of the problems is mutual funds or etf's that hold all these companies together. As people panic and sell "software" funds, everything the fund owns suffers, regardless of how affected or not that company is by AI. The baby is essentially being thrown out with the bath water right now. In a quarter or two, investors/analysts will rerate some of these and they'll recover nicely. Until then, people are being overly cautious and taking profits in anything remotely connected to software. I agree w JPM in that it is a great buying opportunity for some of the these companies, only time will tell which ones.
sentiment 0.68
5 hr ago • u/Paperscamisreal • r/Wallstreetsilver • i_smell_squeeze_next_week • C
China needs to keep an eye on JPM. They moved their trading to Shanghai for a reason. Hopefully China will lay down the law on them should they try to get stupid over there. 
sentiment -0.24
6 hr ago • u/spelunker • r/gme_meltdown • jakegpt_lays_it_all_out • C
JPM committed so much gosh darn fraud that they would prefer to pay the billions of dollars rather than be sued.
sentiment -0.48
7 hr ago • u/Endscapes-01 • r/options • anyone_selling_monthly_spreads • C
Perhaps macro economic conditions? I have only been at it two months for this strategy but sudden market and or sector swings take me out.
Sudden news - I sold JPM puts, then Trump announced the lawsuit, and Trump announced 10% limit and banking sector tanked, JPM got hit a little harder due to the lawsuit and it threatened my strike.
I'm accustomed to either buying Options or selling 0DTE on SPX so holding for up to 45 days is a bit new to me.
sentiment -0.90
7 hr ago • u/LEAP-er • r/stocks • jp_morgan_has_released_their_list_of_airesilient • C
My take is JPM only defending software names that’s been whacked….El Goog has actually been doing kinda ok through out the past few weeks massacre. .
sentiment 0.23
8 hr ago • u/CoronavirusGoesViral • r/Superstonk • must_just_be_an_accident_norges_bank_4_million • C
On the surface at least, it appears to be a broad rule of the fund. Same voting policy for [JPM](https://www.nbim.no/en/responsible-investment/voting/our-voting-records//meeting?m=1630758).
sentiment 0.00
9 hr ago • u/takesthebiscuit • r/GME • jp_morgs_robbing_me_in_the_overnight_wtf_is_going • C
Is this JPM Tech support?
sentiment 0.40
9 hr ago • u/dvdmovie1 • r/stocks • dassault_systèmes_down_20_on_1_growth_is_ai • C
"Investors rotating into hardware / AI infrastructure (Siemens Energy +5%)"
This has been a better story than 6 of the Mag 7 over the last 2-3 years. "Where the money has been spent" has broadly been a better theme than "who is spending it." IMO, this started to ramp up again this year. MSFT -12%, GEV +16%/Siemens Energy +31% YTD after playing catch-up to GEV in the last year or so.
"“Unforgiving software tape,” as JPM put it"
Why will that change, really? You're going to get bounces but it wouldn't surprise me if AI starts to become like Amazon was for so many years for industries like drug stores, where every time Amazon announced anything healthcare related it would impact CVS/WBA. Eventually some names will differentiate themselves (NET caught up in the software selling in recent weeks, +15% this morning on earnings last night), but some won't.
"AI-disruption fears hitting European tech"
Buy real assets. What is "ai-adjacent" that can't be easily disrupted by it?
There are going to be people with tech-heavy portfolios that have worked for ages and might not work as well going forward. Tech discussion on here used to be a much wider variety of names, now it's just largely Mag 7 (MAGS -2.7% YTD.)
sentiment 0.95
10 hr ago • u/Plus_Seesaw2023 • r/stocks • dassault_systèmes_down_20_on_1_growth_is_ai • B
So Dassault Systèmes ($DSY) just had what looks like its worst day ever.
[https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DSY.PA/](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DSY.PA/) \-20%
[https://www.reuters.com/business/tech-stocks-drag-european-shares-lower-dassault-results-disappoint-2026-02-11/](https://www.reuters.com/business/tech-stocks-drag-european-shares-lower-dassault-results-disappoint-2026-02-11/)
Q4 revenue up… wait for it… **1%** YoY.
Full year +4%.
2026 guidance: **3–5% growth**, below expectations.
Stock: **-20% in a single session.**
This is a €6.2B revenue company with 32% margins, strong recurring revenue, and a dominant position in industrial software (CATIA, SOLIDWORKS, 3DEXPERIENCE). On paper, that should scream “stable compounder.”
Instead, the market treated it like a broken SaaS story.
What’s interesting is the broader context:
* AI-disruption fears hitting European tech
* Insurers downgraded after AI tooling news
* Investors rotating into hardware / AI infrastructure (Siemens Energy +5%)
* “Unforgiving software tape,” as JPM put it
If AI can increasingly generate, simulate, optimize, and prototype designs faster and cheaper… what happens to traditional high-margin industrial software vendors?
Dassault says 3DEXPERIENCE and Cloud are growing (10% / 8%), but that’s not hypergrowth anymore. And +1% in Q4 is the kind of number that makes investors nervous in a market obsessed with AI leverage.
sentiment -0.36
11 hr ago • u/awarapu2 • r/stocks • jp_morgan_has_released_their_list_of_airesilient • C
Veeva listed twice, and rightfully so if you compare to a dinosaur like MDS/3DS (who comically still can’t even output basic .sas7bdat from CDS in 2026), but even then, that’s a big stretch when their first AI use cases in clinical data are at least a year+ out. Ultimately, they’re in an industry where the only meaningful progress they’ll make until regulators catch up is in non-clinical non-regulated use cases (study build, etc.). This reads more like JPM wishfully trying to drive the $180 ticker back to the high 2’s low 3’s.
sentiment 0.87
14 hr ago • u/JudgeCheezels • r/CryptoCurrency • strategys_michael_saylor_if_bitcoin_falls_90_for • C
Watch regarded JPM do it.
sentiment 0.00
16 hr ago • u/johnsonutah • r/stocks • jp_morgan_has_released_their_list_of_airesilient • C
JPM owns the entire market lol
sentiment 0.42
16 hr ago • u/RIPSAREFUTING • r/stocks • jp_morgan_has_released_their_list_of_airesilient • C
How could Cloudlare not be on that list? It's usage increases as more agenic AI is on the web. That's a huge reason its up 18% today after earnings. This was not a surprise for people in the know. Whoever put this out for JPM is either regarded or is trying to deceive.
sentiment -0.24
17 hr ago • u/SelenaMeyers2024 • r/stocks • jp_morgan_has_released_their_list_of_airesilient • C
Before anyone agrees or disagrees, can we at least agree that whatever your baby is vs mine, JPM MAY have a vested interest in convincing retail what the latest takes are.
Dimon is like ackman, he has no problem saying something is Jesus or plutonium, then playing the opposite. Caveat emptor
sentiment 0.92
18 hr ago • u/Hairy-Description-30 • r/Wallstreetsilver • would_they_loot_slv_to_save_the_comex_in_march • C
JPM is a huge bank. When you deposit money in a JPM account, JPM becomes the custodian of your cash and you become an unsecured creditor. Many people on these posts claim “JPM owns the SLV silver, it will lease, sell, convert it in some way”.
So you think JPM will break its duty as a custodian? Be subject to gigantic lawsuits by Blackrock which is a huge, rich, company. Oh, and by trying to profit from breaking its duty as a custodian, all depositors will move their cash to other banks. This will make JPM insolvent, and probably lose its banking license. In practice it would probably be taken over by another mega bank but shareholders would lose all their money and the management would be out of a job.
So, this JPM will steal custodial silver story is the biggest load of total nonsense I have ever heard.!
sentiment -0.90
18 hr ago • u/Old_Shop_2601 • r/btc • michael_saylor_please_uncle_sam_buy_my_bags • C
Show me JPM BTC wallets ...
JPM offers services to clients who want to lose their money in crypto. They collect fees, that's all. No BTC wallets owned by JPM
sentiment -0.56


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