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JP Morgan Chase & Co (JPM)

354.71

+1.20 (0.34%)

as of Sep 9, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Sep 9, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 42 opinions in the last 12 months.

JP Morgan Chase & Co. is widely regarded as the leading financial institution in the world, with numerous experts emphasizing its strong management, particularly under CEO Jamie Dimon. Many reviews highlight the bank's superior performance in capital markets, its consistent dividend growth, and its robust risk management practices. While some analysts acknowledge the current high valuation and caution about market conditions, the overall sentiment leans towards positivity regarding its long-term growth potential. The company is also viewed favorably in the context of rising interest rates and possible deregulation, which may enhance profitability. Notably, there's a shared expectation that despite recent selloffs in the financial sector, JPM continues to be a safe, defensive, and longstanding investment opportunity.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Overvalued

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TOP PICK

After the financial crisis in 2008, they skated through it all. Then they invested like crazy, putting $10 billion into technology. It trades at only 1.2 times book value. They are generating 13% return on capital with dividend growth and they have been buying their own shares. It has 2-3 years of a good run yet to go. Yield 2.77% (Analysts’ price target is $125.42)

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TOP PICK

Low rates are hurting a bit. Great company. Has all the pieces: commercial, personal, investment, asset management. Extremely well run. Dividend increases. US consumer is in a great space right now. Huge cash machine. Yield is 2.77%. (Analysts’ price target is $125.29)

TOP PICK

Sell put JPM Sell 130 put for cost of -$11.55. If JPM is > $130 by Sept. 2021, the puts expire worthless. If JPM is < $130 by Sept. 2021, then buy JPM at $130 with a -$11.55 premium.

HOLD

It is probably the best run bank in the US. It is trading at a premium valuation. The sector is reasonably valued. But this is such a well managed company.

HOLD

It's near its all-time high. He expects this to lead if the financials get going. He's holding on though it hasn't done much in the last 18 months.

BUY

North American banks have gone sideways, including JPM. JPM has been rangebound since early 2018. It tends to bounce off $110 and hits a ceiling of $120. That's one approach. Another approach is to see if it breaks-out above $120 and buy it then.

COMMENT

His favorite US bank. Go big or go home. The best managed and smartest commercial bank. There is room to raise the dividend, although it is in the late part of the cycle. He is not seeing significant loan losses. A solidly capitalized bank making the dividend safer today.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Oct 16/18, Up 7%) Still likes it. It's the premier US bank and he's owned it for a long time.

TOP PICK

A partial covered call. Buy 200 shares at $107.25, sell 100 and get $4.55, net $105.08/share. And let the other 100 shares run and enjoy the upside. And you're paid a nice dividend similar to Canadian banks.

TOP PICK

Trades at 11x PE and yields almost 3%. One of the best-run banks in the world. (Analysts’ price target is $119.96)

BUY

Canadian vs. American banks (BAC, JPM) The Canadians trade at a premium (in book and PE terms) vs. Americans, and the 12-month outlook is better for Americans. BAC is cheaper than JPM and more domestically focused. Also, Citibank is cheaper than both of these, trading below book value with better protection to the down side.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Sep 20/18, Down 5%) He still owns this. The best bank in the US with a 15% dividend growth. He would buy again here. Yield 3%

WAIT

Great company, best of breed. Benefiting from diversified global business, healthy consumer, job creation. Increased dividend, share buybacks. Model 7% EPS growth. You can't go wrong with the near 3% dividend. More opportunity in other names, like CitiGroup trading at 8x earnings.

TOP PICK

It has not participated in this rebound. 11 times earnings and 3% yield. They are number 1 in retail deposits. They feel they can expand and grow their share by targeting high net worth individuals. (Analysts’ price target is $118.44)

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Jun 08/18, Up 3%) The US banks have not rebounded as well as the Canadian ones. The US economy continues to grow and consumers are in an improving state. The stock trades at 11 times PE with a yield of 3%. She expects the dividend to continue to grow and expects them to buy back stock.

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