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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

Strong management team. Essentially skated through the banking problems of 2007/2008. Have paid TARP off and are looking to get the warrants back from the government.

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HOLD

Chart shows that this stock is going up. There may be some resistance at around $42. Stay with it until something gives you a sign that it is rolling over.

TOP PICK

Leaps of 2011 “in the money” options Calls around $12.50 strike. He'll also Sell 3 front month “slightly out of the money” options against that to collect premium and do that every month as time passes.

BUY

Current market conditions provide opportunities for the high-quality US banks. Top 3 quality US banks would be JP Morgan (JPM-N), Wells Fargo (WFC-N) and Northern Trust (NTRS-Q). On a 3-year view, these stocks will make you a fair amount of money.

TOP PICK

Buy an “out month” option, a Leap (long term option) and go as far as 2011 and buy a Strike that's about $10 or $15 in the money. Only enter about 25%-30% as he thinks you are going to get better prices in the coming months.

BUY

Took over Bear Sterns and continues to be among the better capitalized and more stable bank. Would suggest call options and pick up some premium if you sold a call forward.

BUY

Going to be one of the leaders. It’s going to see more consolidation in its industry. Don’t have exposure to sub-prime.

TOP PICK

Going to be one of the winners after this crisis is over. Recent deals significantly expanded their reach. Likes this story a lot. Huge asset base. Very stable cash flows. Thinks it will be a big surprise when markets stabilize in 2 to 3 years.

COMMENT

This is the one US financial that he does own. Good management. Balance sheet is very strong.

DON'T BUY

The problems in the US financial markets are a lot deeper than what we have in Canada. Why go into the US where the problems are still unfolding when our own financial institutions are selling at very compelling multiples.

HOLD

In the height of the crisis, a lot of these got oversold. This is one that will survive. Still speculative at this time. Prefers Goldman Sachs (GS-N), which trades at a little lower multiple.

TOP PICK

Top Short Really a short on the whole financial sector. When the Fed stepped in financials bounced back overly aggressive. They’ll drop down and test the lower levels, probably around $33. At that point he would become a long-term purchaser. Likes the company for the long term.

BUY

A great US institution that has been hit by this crisis. A great franchise with tremendous value. Trading at a valuation that has not been seen since the last recession. The snap-back coming out of recession can be enormous. Valuation on a PE basis does not look good as earnings are down but if they reverse some of their mortgage write-downs, it could have a big effect on values.

BUY

Are looking to buy Bear Stearns. They may be getting something out of bargin basement price.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Apr 28/06. Up 15%.) Underweight financials in general, but this one has done a great job in executing. Still likes.

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