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JPM
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
stock NYSE

At Close
Dec 26, 2025 3:59:56 PM EST
327.79USD-0.421%(-1.38)4,158,295
0.00Bid   0.00Ask   0.00Spread
Pre-market
Dec 26, 2025 9:28:30 AM EST
328.86USD-0.094%(-0.31)2,283
After-hours
Dec 26, 2025 4:58:30 PM EST
327.54USD-0.075%(-0.25)20,318
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3 hr ago • u/TotalArgument5072 • r/thetagang • jpm_jade_lizard_tested • C
Looks like you’re just walking through the aftermath of a drift higher more than anything else. Structurally, JPM pushing and holding above that prior 325–327 area turns the old call strike into resistance that flipped into pressure once price accepted above it. That’s usually where jade lizards start to feel asymmetric — upside isn’t capped anymore, but downside still exists if it mean-reverts back into the prior range. I usually sanity-check those inflection zones with something like ChartScanner.ai just to make sure I’m not anchoring to the wrong level.
Either way, the whole setup really comes down to whether price keeps accepting above the breakout zone or fades back into the range, and that’s something the tape will answer on its own.
sentiment 0.38
4 hr ago • u/SwillFish • r/Wallstreetsilver • no_one_is_telling_the_truth_china_is_cornering • C
It's not just Asia, JPM is also supposedly in big on the game. The rumor circulating is that they are sitting on 750 million ounces of physical silver they've quietly accumulated and are also participating in the squeeze. Silver doesn't go up seven dollars in a single day purely on FOMO. Someone is getting squeezed hard and is panic buying.
sentiment -0.60
6 hr ago • u/coronialnomore • r/WallStreetbetsELITE • the_banks_are_in_big_trouble_if_silver_holds • C
JPM holds the biggest silver reserves dammit
sentiment 0.00
8 hr ago • u/ComachoGestapo • r/Wallstreetsilver • deep_thoughts • C
AI only knows what is public info. Insiders are saying JPM is long and BOA is short, along with other banks. Seems most large banks are net short. I believe this because JPM is a vampire squid., and this is exactly what they would do. and it appears that Goldman is in cahoots.
sentiment -0.46
9 hr ago • u/Routine-Alfalfa8797 • r/WallStreetbetsELITE • the_banks_are_in_big_trouble_if_silver_holds • C
Why? What the fuck are you talking about? JPM holds 9% of the above ground silver on earth! This is one of the dumbest things I’ve ever heard!
sentiment -0.83
10 hr ago • u/tztrader • r/ValueInvesting • if_you_had_to_hold_a_stock_before_you_left_the • C
$JPM JP Morgan Chase
sentiment 0.00
10 hr ago • u/ModsAreFacists420 • r/Superstonk • for_real • C
I think most the price movement is coming from JPM reversing their 200m ounce short position into a 750million ounce long position in less than a year
That and industry continue to consumes, and china is looking long term, buying up in droves and no longer allowing it to leave
sentiment -0.49
10 hr ago • u/Dear-Put-9949 • r/Silverbugs • annnd_im_out_sold_at_77 • C
So many got burned by the devils metal. This was because of JPM manipulation of paper silver over the last 30 years. They have now closed their shorts and gone long along with moving 750 million physical ozs off the CME into private vaults. What does that mean? No more manipulation. The worst they could do was sell off to limit the bite, but it IMMEDIATELY rebounded and shot up. We are soon going to be in price discovery and today's move may be the trigger. Buckle up, apes! We are going to the moon and beyond! 20 GSR is the l trigger to move most of the stack out of silver and leave a bit in the game. Swap into gold and real-estate, but not fiat currency until it is gold backed.
sentiment 0.26
11 hr ago • u/teamyg • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
JPM is borrowing from Federal Reserve, they will try to knock it down next week.
sentiment -0.06
12 hr ago • u/MyPolaina4ever • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
# JPM PUTS, COIN CALLS, HOOD CALLS, CORN CALLS, TESLA CALLS. BRKb CALLS. LILLY PUTS, NO OIL TONIGHT! FUCK YOU ALGO
sentiment 0.89
12 hr ago • u/Fkn1v1mem8 • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
JPM closed their multi decade short. If you shorted you’re literally retarded
sentiment -0.69
13 hr ago • u/ReBoomAutardationism • r/investing • at_what_point_do_you_outgrow_a_financial_advisor • C
Once you have enough money you can start using "buckets". You might want to look at some other options.
Schwab and fidelity's financial consultants begin at $1MM. Different wirehouse advisors can differ, but they are either solo practitioners or teams - team's minimums are usually larger. I personally know people at Capital Securities, a Raymond James affiliated firm.
You also have private banks. They are built for HNW advisement. My neighbor from across the street in HS is in BofA private bank (3MM min) as a wealth manager. PNC private bank does 1-3MM min. JPM Private Bank bigger at $5MM min. My nephew did a stint as Goldman Sachs supporting family offices. Private banks can handle trust administration. If you have made it into the "qualified investor" ranks there are some robust alts offerings. They can have proprietary strategies, can help you set up specific entities, can help with charitable gifting and foundations, can help you tax loss harvest, and can handle lending in house.
The only thing that Private banks won't advise directly on is taxes.
There are absolutely benefits to this, dont listen to everyone on this sub who tell you otherwise. For some reason, these ultra wealthy people are massively represented by these institutions, even against the advice you'll get here. There is also the DIY route.
Learn about trend following, and then just bucket out the money for the sector ETFs and risk capital. Plan on regularly blowing up bits of risk capital. But the upside is a stock like NVDA. The last three years have been a "living the dream" landscape.
Hope this helps.
sentiment 0.99
14 hr ago • u/DirtyChoder • r/investing • at_what_point_do_you_outgrow_a_financial_advisor • C
Yes, there are differences. Everyone in personalfinance hates Financial Advisors, but the truth is that they can add value.
There are platforms built around HNW wealth advisement. Examples: Schwab and fidelity's financial consultants begin at $1MM. Different wirehouse advisors can differ, but they are either solo practitioners or teams - team's minimums are usually larger.
You also have private banks. They are built for HNW advisement. Its not about beating the market at this point, its more about strategies, and handling everything in house. Examples - BofA private bank (3MM min) PNC private bank )1-3MM min) JPM Private Bank ($5MM min). Private banks can handle trust administration, usually have robust alts offerings, have proprietary strategies, can help you set up specific entities, can help with charitable gifting and foundations, can help you tax loss harvest, and can handle lending in house.
The only thing that Private banks won't advise directly on is taxes.
There are absolutely benefits to this, dont listen to everyone on this sub who tell you otherwise. For some reason, these ultra wealthy people are massively represented by these institutions, even against the advice you'll get here.
sentiment 0.99
16 hr ago • u/voonchill • r/wallstreetbets • what_is_your_one_stock_pick_for_2026 • C
JPM
sentiment 0.00
18 hr ago • u/451_unavailable • r/investingforbeginners • finally_able_to_start_investing_what_app_is_the • C
well known brokers include Schwab, Fidelity, JPM, IBKR
I recommend avoid BoA, Robinhood, webull. many disagree
sentiment -0.05
19 hr ago • u/Terrible_Champion298 • r/thetagang • jpm_jade_lizard_tested • C
Hopefully, you see JPM as bullish. Otherwise, you're simply rearranging how you'll keep the shares at about the same price as you've currently decided to let them go. I'd at least go 324p to cover expenses and to thumb my nose at the market.

Edit: Assumed you closed the other two for profit.
sentiment 0.83
19 hr ago • u/MaterialGuy007 • r/wallstreetbets • daily_discussion_thread_for_december_26_2025 • C
JPM - finally - freeze stablecoins in Venezuela.  As predicted stablecoins startups causing trouble for JPM (Benzinga) - European Banks on emergency alert!   No brainer for Trump to force banks hv stablecoin ac - it’s Patriotic (they buy US debt)
sentiment -0.75
19 hr ago • u/Impressive-Mud-3362 • r/wallstreetbets • daily_discussion_thread_for_december_26_2025 • C
Shorting JPM a bad idea? Am just looking for small pullback.
sentiment -0.54
19 hr ago • u/humpydude • r/thetagang • jpm_jade_lizard_tested • Question • T
JPM Jade Lizard tested
sentiment 0.00
19 hr ago • u/LargeSinkholesInNYC • r/ValueInvesting • berkshire_is_stumbling • C
JPM is a better stock.
sentiment 0.44


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