JPM
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
stock NYSE

Can’t go wrong with BAC and JPM wouldn’t mess with any other banks right now but they will be long term winners I reckon

He’s usually rude/dismissive to Karen Finerman who seems Like one of the most likable/humble people and usually has good takes on companies to buy or stay away from (except the whole bank stuff - JPM has been in a flat trading range sine 2020)

it will probably say trust JD and buy JPM my peasant

https://out.reddit.com/t3_13dvb1k?anon=1&app_name=android&token=AQAABbh2ZGok1QFtr05_7Qay9raVSesl5a3MlOMz1HOlDm7YY07H&url=https%3A%2F%2Fawealthofcommonsense.com%2F2023%2F05%2Fthe-case-for-international-diversification%2F I'm seeing the best ex-US rotation beating the best US rotation when looking at the JPM provided graph.

As a senior at JPM for 40 years (15 years MD) I just wanted to say that all the bols are absolutely fucked. You guys are going to get slaughtered. The market is going to have another 20% leg down and VIX is gonna hit 35+ sometime this summer. You've been warned.

BAC trades like it has major problems, probably with interest rate swaps. Someone else mentions JPM. I'd wait for the next bank to blow up to buy JPM or something. Not BAC or WFC.

Or when Jamie steps down as CEO of JPM...not sure how that will go over in the long run. He is a really smart man

I prefer JPM because it looks like they get first dibs on collapsing banks and the federal govt takes the risk assets of said bank and JPM just gets the good stuff aaaaaand gets tax money to make the acquisition. I’m steady buying JPM. I’ll buy BAC if they get that sweet deal.

He is not on Reddit. But I can give you a run down... He views the world like a game board, try's to figure out who is aliened, be it by common interests, common enemies, etc... He is no fan of the Fed but he finds himself cheering for them at the moment. There are a lot of layers here, he believes,
\- The Fed is teaming with the Wall St bros, JPM etc.
\- The Fed are at war with, The Euro (Lagarde and Co.), the US treasury (Yellen and Co.) and the entire ESG narrative (The WEF and Co.)
\- JPow is banning the table telling the West to cut back on spending, they aren't listening (Don't fight the FED)
\- When the US weaponized the dollar against Russia using the SIWFT network, it showed all the non G7 - G20 nations how they could be next
\- It's being reported BRICS nations are (and have) been acquiring physical gold at accelerated rates
\- BRICS are never going to trust themselves so they might consider a gold back currency? Obviously this didn't work in the past and has it's problems
\- The Fed is fighting a war on multiple fronts, **THEORY** and if they are quietly acquiring Bitcoin during this process they have an opportunity to win on every front (Getting into detail on this would take too much time that I am not equipped to go into much detail on)
He also has an interesting theory on how Tether plays a role in all this.
If you are interested in this stuff you should look into [Tom Luongo](https://twitter.com/TFL1728?s=20) He has a podcast called Gold, Goats and Guns. Interesting stuff.

"Companies taking advantage of AI" fist things came to mind was JPM, Citadel, goldman etc bidding up the prices

But will JPM accept liability for the poor advice it gives with AI? No, the advisors do now as they always will.

I tried it so you dont have to create an account and I think I just did what you are looking for in fidelity. Typed Free cash Flow into the search criteria then sorted the results from largest to smallest. Larget results start with AAPL, MFG, GOOGL/GOOG, XOM, MSFT, FNMA, SHEL, PBR/PBR.A, JPM, GS....

It's a warchest/fortress. Same strategy employed by companies like JPM. You need a big reserve to weather tough situations. When the world goes to shit, these are the companies that survive and stand to benefit when the dust settles. They are more than tech companies at this point. They are essentially the economic infrastructure of USA.

And just like that…. JPM will go down.

JPM and AAPL

JPM is insolvent

Trading Thesis: Tracking the float along with daily volume along with company financials helps to narrow down moving tickers
Fundamental and technical analysis is often used to find growth tickers and information about them. Fundamental analysis looks to see whether an investment is overvalued or undervalued based on underlying economic conditions, as well as the finances of the company or other organization that issued a stock or bond. Technical analysis instead looks at patterns in the price of an investment to predict future movements in that investment’s price. 
I look for tickers that are trading at least 2 million in volume a day, with a market-cap of no less than 500 million. 
The shares traded are compared to the average volume to determine how much of the float is used (Or shares traded). That information is compiled with data on how profitable the company is and how much cash do they have compared to what is expected.
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Things to consider when finding the plays-
·       If the stock volume has traded 1 million or more in volume premarket, I will use that and calculate a rough estimate on what the stock will trade for the day. 
·       If the ticker looks to be trading more volume than the day before, I will consider it for a long play. If trading less than the movement of the ticker, I would consider a short or put play.  (If all the other factors previously mentioned checks out.) 
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I like sofi and continue to dca. Might not pop for a while but at some point it will be valued much higher. Noto is a tremendous leader. Watch his interview at the JPM conference if you want to do some DD.

I second this. Appl goog msft avgo JPM would be a great initial selection.

I should have clarified I was talking about individual investors.
Unfortunately you're right about ethics influencing fund managers. A small group of some of the most unethical people on the planet get together and decide what investments are ethical or not. I don't take any of that ESG shit serious it's all a bad joke. All abunch of virtue signaling that needs to be reconsidered imo. When arguably the most unethical publicly traded company (JPM) has a "medium" ESG risk it's hard to take any of it serious. Fuck fink and all his goons.