I know the stock market is serious. We all make and lose real money. However, it’s hard to take too seriously when JPM is down today, and GME is up 18 percent.
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Buffett usually sell all his shares and never trims shares. He probably sold some at the end of March and the rest in April.
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WOW. A record 12 billion in PROFIT. But as we all know folks, Wall Street is currently looking for companies that have hopes, dreams, and that promise a fluffy pie in the sky with lots and lots of rainbows surrounding it. And as long as you have those, sprinkled in with large net losses, your stock will most certainly climb higher. Unlike money printers like JPM. Who wants a company that has record profits? Oh no, not me.
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Fed limiting dividends and buybacks is offset by Fed also easing the restrictions on the Volcker rule which will allow them to loan more freely and also invest in hedge funds and private equity funds. Overall this can be a good move for the economy and for at the same time JPM.
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Awesome. JPM has started it's Buybacks. We can expect them to spend about 2.5 Billion a month. Alongside blue wave and janet yellen. Big banks are going to consolidate complete power/dominance over the next few years.
Check out JP Morgan news #JPM....$1 billion fine for spoofing precious metal prices....all part of doing business (ripping off retail investors)....but step in right direction!!!!
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I've been a past shareholder some time ago. Sold my holdings twice around the $100 and $120 mark. Just took a position in JPM in hopes of repeating a similar trade. I don't recommend this unless you are a long term investor. Could be a few years before we see $120 again. In the meantime, I'll just collect the dividend.
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Shores bought on 11/15/90 will now yield 110%. I have owned Chase since 1989. I received shares of the NEW CHASE that was born when Chemical Bank bought Chase Manhattan Bank in 1996 and took on the Chase name. A 2/1 Split in July 1998 and a 3/2 Split in June 2000 gives the basis of those November 1990 shares, bought at 10 7/8 (stocks traded in fractions in those days) a basis of 3 5/8 or $3.625. The new $4.00 annual dividend yields the 110% yield on those old shares. A few things: 1) I am getting older, 2) selling would be almost all capital gains, 3) buying and holding good companies long term is not a bad idea.
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JPMorgan Chase Declares Common Stock Dividend New York, May 18, 2020 - The Board of Directors of JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM) (“JPMorgan Chase” or the “Firm”) declared a quarterly dividend of 90 cents per share on the outstanding shares of the common stock of JPMorgan Chase. The dividend is payable on July 31, 2020, to stockholders of record at the close of business on July 6, 2020.
From Investor Relations Page
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Mhwahahaha!!!!! All time high today!!!! I bought 4,000 in Sept at fleepin $93!!!!! Jpm is paying me 4% yield to PAY ME a 60% gain!!!!!!
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On March 31st of 2016, the value of the cryptocurrency market was worth $8.1 Billion.
Today (june 5th of 2021), the value of the cryptocurrency market is $25.4 Billion.
That’s an over 300% increase in your investment in just 12 months.
Certainly the money should be considered speculative, the same as if you invested your money in a high growth startup. But even compared to those type of investments, the returns are extraordinary. I STRONGLY ADVISE YA'LL TO INVEST WITH AN EXPERT LIKE MRS LISA TELEGRAM @Mrs Lisa Bradley
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Why are the first 14 articles and 3 videos on the JPM page all about gamestop? How is gamestop related to JPM?
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JAMIE DIMON'S LONG MARCH INTO CHINA (1404 EST/1904 GMT) Trade disputes and political regimes come and go but that is not deterring Jamie Dimon, chairman and chief executive of JPMorgan Chase & Co, from sticking to his ambition to expand in China. Dimon said on Friday that the $1.5 billion JPMorgan plans to spend on business investments in 2021 "includes a little bit in China," despite the current tension between governments. Speaking to reporters after posting quarterly results, Dimon said, the conflict between the U.S. and China "hasn't changed our goals." He allowed that "maybe the time table has stretched out a little bit. Obviously, it is going to be a lot more complicated for international financial companies going forward." Dimon has been talking for years about how China is becoming a bigger market on its own and is increasingly powerful, both in the world economy and as a banking competitor to JPMorgan. He wants to make sure JPMorgan, the biggest U.S. bank, is involved. And, as with other multi-year expansions by JPMorgan, whether spreading commercial banking offices throughout the U.S. and in Europe or opening retail branches in new cities, Dimon does not want the bank to be a fair weather entrant who retreats after signing on new clients. Expansion in China, Dimon said, "is a long-term investment. We're not making it based on a year or two. We're making it based upon decades." COMMENT: China wants to eat our lunch and Jamie Dimon will serve it!
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I bought in Wednesday. New investor here/ Is this a good longterm investment?
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FYI---Dan Niles of Alpha One picks 5 stocks at the end of the current year that he believes will have superior returns in the coming year. For 2021 he has only one financial stock in his top 5. It's JPM.
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Why are bank stocks tanking after JPM and Citi reported better than expected top and bottom lines?
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I've been long in JPM since I was a young investor for almost 30 yrs. I made a large addition into JPM at a price of 31, ten yrs ago, and periodic additions since then. I have gains of 438% on the 10-yr invmt in JPM. An average annual return of about 44%, which excludes a nice, healthy dividend! Amazing long-term returns, and a great outlook, as banks are favorable right now in a rising rate future.
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If you crazy enough not to buy at these levels then you shouldn’t be in stocks. Financials especially JPM are going to lead the way for the next decade with interest rates rising they stand to benefit most from any other sector. Buy at 147-148 and you get a great dividend while waiting fir a stress test that will absolutely be a win for banks as they sit on plenty of cash and interest rates when they move higher will open up their profits to levels never seen before. Buybacks are going to push JPM higher and JPM is buying back their stock at record levels. That tells you something and you should buy if a company buys its own stock. Huge block trades will come in next week and of course the big money investors will benefit again as they took profits in the 165 range and pushed it lower with analysts to the 147 range where it so now to watch them jump back on 20 points lower. I am a buyer at this level and would feel very comfortable getting in here before they push it back up to the 165 range and then 200 in year from now. Regardless of what analysts which I call manipulators say you have to buy financials now and hold for long term if you are a long term investor.
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Think about it this way......Jamie Dimon came out and said JPM has $500M sitting in cash that he doesn't want to lend out at next to zero interest rates. Well I think he's smart enough to know that every share he buys back after June 30th he is earning 2.32% net interest on (the dividend yield). So the buyback could be substantial.
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I added another 137 shares yesterday, I think it’s time to be adding on when JPM pulls back when June 30 rolls around it will be to late , I expect dividend to increase and massive share buy back , myself I wish they would just increase the dividend to around 5.5%
However, it’s hard to take too seriously when JPM is down today, and GME is up 18 percent.
But as we all know folks, Wall Street is currently looking for companies that have hopes, dreams, and that promise a fluffy pie in the sky with lots and lots of rainbows surrounding it. And as long as you have those, sprinkled in with large net losses, your stock will most certainly climb higher.
Unlike money printers like JPM. Who wants a company that has record profits?
Oh no, not me.
New York, May 18, 2020 - The Board of Directors of JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM) (“JPMorgan Chase” or the “Firm”) declared a quarterly dividend of 90 cents per share on the outstanding shares of the common stock of JPMorgan Chase. The dividend is payable on July 31, 2020, to stockholders of record at the close of business on July 6, 2020.
From Investor Relations Page
Today (june 5th of 2021), the value of the cryptocurrency market is $25.4 Billion.
That’s an over 300% increase in your investment in just 12 months.
Certainly the money should be considered speculative, the same as if you invested your money in a high growth startup. But even compared to those type of investments, the returns are extraordinary. I STRONGLY ADVISE YA'LL TO INVEST WITH AN EXPERT LIKE MRS LISA TELEGRAM @Mrs Lisa Bradley
Trade disputes and political regimes come and go but that is not deterring Jamie Dimon, chairman and chief
executive of JPMorgan Chase & Co, from sticking to his ambition to expand in China. Dimon said on Friday that the $1.5 billion JPMorgan plans to spend on business investments in 2021 "includes a little bit in
China," despite the current tension between governments. Speaking to reporters after posting quarterly results, Dimon said, the conflict between the U.S. and China "hasn't changed our goals." He allowed that "maybe the time table has stretched out a little bit. Obviously, it is going to be a lot more complicated
for international financial companies going forward." Dimon has been talking for years about how China is becoming a bigger market on its own and is increasingly powerful, both in the world economy and as a banking competitor to JPMorgan. He wants to make sure JPMorgan, the biggest U.S. bank, is involved. And, as with other multi-year expansions by JPMorgan, whether spreading commercial banking offices throughout the U.S.
and in Europe or opening retail branches in new cities, Dimon does not want the bank to be a fair weather entrant who retreats after signing on new clients. Expansion in China, Dimon said, "is a long-term investment.
We're not making it based on a year or two. We're making it based upon decades."
COMMENT: China wants to eat our lunch and Jamie Dimon will serve it!