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JP Morgan Chase & Co (JPM)

336.47

+1.00 (0.30%)

as of Jul 10, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jul 11, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 49 opinions in the last 12 months.

JP Morgan Chase & Co (JPM) is highly regarded among analysts as one of the best banks globally, with strong leadership under CEO Jamie Dimon. Many experts note its impressive dividend growth over the past decade and robust share buybacks, which enhance shareholder value. The bank is positioned well to capitalize on a recovering capital markets environment, benefiting from rising interest rates and a steepening yield curve. While it trades at a premium due to its consistent performance, analysts suggest the stock remains a core holding for long-term investors, despite some concerns over economic slowdowns and cautious guidance from management. Overall, JPM is seen as a leader in the US banking sector with favorable prospects in a growing economic landscape.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Overvalued

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BUY

It was disappointing to see a company that had managed itself quite well through the financial crisis and then get hit with the London/Whale issue. He is looking at this one.

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WEAK BUY

Thinks you could enter this one at these levels. Cheaper than Goldman Sachs (GS-N) and has a higher yield as well. Wouldn’t put a whole lot of money in. Use some of your more speculative money.

BUY

Just started buying this. This is a value pick. Trades at considerably less than its tangible value. Very low PE. Dividend is over 3% and has a lot of capacity to rise.

DON'T BUY

With banks, he looks at the total size of the balance sheet. History shows when banks get over $1 trillion US in assets, they have pretty much cross sold every product in every market where they could possibly hope to have a competitive advantage. To grow beyond that they start to get into more and more exotic business lines and get away from the risk culture that got them to that size in the 1st place.

TOP PICK

Great company but had a large but solvable problem. The problem was the trading loss which wiped out a lot of the market value. Trading at an unbelievable cheap valuation compared to the Canadian banks. Raised its dividend in March. US banks look very attractive and have a nice tie to the housing market. Earnings are at record levels. Think they'll do a big share buyback.

DON'T BUY

Prefers staying in Canada for financial groups. There is higher beta associated with the US banks.

COMMENT

Despite the problems of the write down, it is really the best managed US bank. The group is still difficult. There are all kinds of political pressure on the group. Will probably perform better than most of the other US banks. However they trade at a premium multiple because they stayed out of trouble but when they got into trouble they premium came off and they will have to earn their way back. He is neutral on the US banks.

TOP PICK

(Bull Put Spread.) Selling a $35 Put and buying a $25 Put with an expiration date of Sept. Thinks current price is a low for this company. Expects the premium will expire worthless in September and you just keep the money.

DON'T BUY

He doesn't see any value in US banks. Why fool around with US banks when you can buy Canadian?

BUY

Until last week it was a well-run company. The market over reacted. You will probably make some money out of this one but you have to take the volatility.

COMMENT

Would you Short this one? No. We have seen a lot of the damage come out of the stock in the last couple of days. Stock pays a decent dividend, so if you are Shorting it, you have to cover the dividend is well.

DON'T BUY

Prefers Canadian banks but this is probably the cream of the crop in terms of US banks.

BUY

Just came up with good quality earnings. You are seeing a return of the consumer. Loan reserves going back into earnings. Well run company. Large investment bank. May not be as stable as Wells Fargo. 2.7% dividend.

BUY

If he bought a US financial it would be this one. They are one that passed the stress test and raised the dividend. But as a Canadian, why would you want to be in US banks.

DON'T BUY

Been in the news because of stress testing. Announced yesterday they are raising dividend and increasing buy backs. His question is what is the catalyst for earnings. He owns GS.

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