Dark

Check out our Dark Pool Levels

JPMB
JPMorgan USD Emerging Markets Sovereign Bond ETF
stock NYSE ETF

At Close

Aug 18, 2026 3:59:56 PM EDT

39.66USD0.000%(0.00)247,947

0.00Bid 0.00Ask 0.00Spread

Pre-market

0.00USD-100.000%(-39.66)0

After-hours

Aug 18, 2026 4:10:30 PM EDT

39.66USD0.000%(0.00)1

OverviewHistoricalExchangesShortsTrends

JPMB Reddit Mentions

Subreddits

Limit Labels Price

We have sentiment values and mention counts going back to 2017. The complete data set is available via the API.

Take me to the API

JPMB Specific Mentions

As of Aug 19, 2026 12:21:06 PM EDT (<1 min. ago)

Includes all comments and posts. Mentions per user per ticker capped at one per hour.

910 days ago • u/AdministrativeBank86 • r/dividends • need_help_figuring_it_all_out • C

If you have already maxed your 401K contribution consider building up cash, a high-yield savings account pays 5%. Build up six months of expenses before you start stock investing. Your JPMB fund is already diversified.

910 days ago • u/tumia_akili • r/dividends • need_help_figuring_it_all_out • Discussion • B

Hi everyone, I am finally in a position where I can put $100 every two weeks into an index fund, but I am not quite sure how to pick or narrow down which index funds I should be looking at, or if I should be investing in a specific stock or sets of stocks… I am a total newbie at this, so please bear with my basic questions.
I am primarily looking for something with decent dividends and a projected growth rate of 5% or more.
I currently only have a 401k with my employer and it’s in the JPMB smartretirement passive blend 2050 fund.

910 days ago • u/AdministrativeBank86 • r/dividends • need_help_figuring_it_all_out • C

If you have already maxed your 401K contribution consider building up cash, a high-yield savings account pays 5%. Build up six months of expenses before you start stock investing. Your JPMB fund is already diversified.

910 days ago • u/tumia_akili • r/dividends • need_help_figuring_it_all_out • Discussion • B

Hi everyone, I am finally in a position where I can put $100 every two weeks into an index fund, but I am not quite sure how to pick or narrow down which index funds I should be looking at, or if I should be investing in a specific stock or sets of stocks… I am a total newbie at this, so please bear with my basic questions.
I am primarily looking for something with decent dividends and a projected growth rate of 5% or more.
I currently only have a 401k with my employer and it’s in the JPMB smartretirement passive blend 2050 fund.

Share