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NYSE:JPM

JP Morgan Chase & Co (JPM)

320.72
+7.23 (2.31%)
as of Jun 12, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconJun 13, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 51 opinions in the last 12 months.

JP Morgan Chase & Co (JPM) is widely regarded as a top-tier bank among industry experts, praised for its strong management under CEO Jamie Dimon and its expansive global reach across various sectors such as capital markets and wealth management. Many reviews highlight its robust dividend growth, consistent earnings performance, and solid risk management, particularly in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis. Experts noted that while the bank has faced some short-term volatility, its fundamentals remain strong, positioning it favorably for future growth. Additionally, there is a general consensus that JPM is well-capitalized, with increased investment in technology and improved customer experiences, while still demonstrating resilience amid economic fluctuations. Despite its premium valuation, analysts argue that its leading market position and dividend yields make it a compelling long-term hold.

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COMMENT
Question comparing the two companies. Both are good at these levels. Morgan Stanley had better growth last year. For the longer term look at payment processing companies.
TOP PICK
The biggest American bank. Earnings last week were met with a yawn and shares slipped. They will benefit from post-Covid when consumer and retail loans pick up. Their margins will also rise as interest rates increase. All the banks took too many reserves due to Covid, so those losses didn't happen, so that's another plus for earnings. The dividend should grow. (Analysts’ price target is $173.65)
COMMENT
Question on American banks in general and JPM in particular. JPM is fine as are most of the banks.. Dividends will go up. He owns Bank of America.
TOP PICK
They reported Friday a better than expected quarter, but expenses will rise 8% next year, investing in tech, distribution and marketing. The market didn't like that because these spends will offset the benefits of rising rates, but she thinks this move is wise to spend long term to build growth. The market is being short-sighted. THey lead in all their markets. JPM has a strong balance sheet and pays an attractive yield. (Analysts’ price target is $174.18)
COMMENT

Question about American bank stocks. Be selective and don't buy the ETF. He owned Wells Fargo before but he switched to JPM. There has been negative news. The stock is now looking better and with the positive changes being made it could grow back. Looks undervalued.

PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Sep 23/20, Up 84%) Believes one of the best run banks in the world with many opportunities ahead. Might see a pullback in bank stocks ahead, but still a great company. Rising interest rates and attractive dividend yield make for a favorable environment. Will continue to own.
BUY
Allan Tong’s Discover Picks JPM trades at 10.26x earnings and pays a 2.53% dividend. In contrast, Bank of America trades at 13.86x and pays 1.89%, and TD (on the NYSE) stands at 12.7x PE and a 3.62% divvy. (TD has the strongest American presence among the Canadian banks.) JPM delivered four blow-out quarters in the past year. Earnings, profits margins, ROE and cash flow handily beat its peers BAC, Citi and Wells Fargo. If you're buying an American bank, this remains the top candidate. Wall Street agrees, signalling 11 buys, two holds and one sell at a $180.31 price target or nearly 14% higher. Read Best Financial Stocks in 2022 for our full analysis.
BUY
If the 10-year yield rises, great, and the fed funds rate rises slightly, then the banks will do well. Schwab will do the best in this class, followed by JPMorgan. JPM is already making tons of money now. You don't need an amazing yield-curve story for either bank to do do well.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Sep 23/20, Up 80%) He'd buy it today. Best in class in the US. Global. Diverse revenue model. Innovative. Compelling dividend yield. Trades at 10x earnings. A keeper.
BUY
JPM vs. BAC Likes US financials. Economic recovery, interest rates moving higher, loan losses coming down. BAC has outperformed JPM by a decent degree. He likes both. BAC might be cheaper, 1.55x price to book; whereas JPM is closer to 2x, and might have more growth ahead, with very strong management. JPM has a slightly higher dividend. All US banks will increase dividends once allowed.
BUY
They reported a good quarter Wednesday with Q3 earnings up. But the stock has been so hot, up 31% YTD and expectations so high that Wall Street yawned and sol by 4%. It's rebounded since then. They had negative loan growth in their consumer business which they believe will improve as we return to normal. The CEO, though, said he'd spend whatever it takes to fend off fintech companies which hurt JPM shares.
HOLD
Likes banking in general in the US as well as in Canada, because the economy is improving and this should improve net interest margins. Has been very well run over time, gorgeous balance sheets, diversified, doing well in capital markets.
WAIT
They report on Wednesday. Well-run and they usuall put out terrific numbers. Over-anxious traders will bid this up before that report release. Wait for that report before making a move.
TOP PICK
Grand daddy of the banking sector. One of the best banks in the world. The capital market sector is on fire and this will carry them. Net interest margins are weak but there are future opportunities. With an expanding economy, loan books will grow and higher interest will help their net interest margins. The reserves they took are being released since there were less credit losses. (Analysts’ price target is $167.86)
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