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Jpmorgan Chase & Co (JPM)

$332.95+0.46%Market cap $885.04B

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Analyst consensus
Buy$372.68
  • Analysts22
  • Implied upside+11.9%
  • Target range$305.00 to $420.00
Analyst estimates are opinions, not forecasts of what the stock will do.
Source: Yahoo Finance consensus, retrieved
Next earnings
October 13, 2026before the open
  • EPS expected$5.94 +17%
  • A year ago$5.07
  • Revenue expected$51.19B +10%
  • Estimate range$5.59 to $6.23
  • Priced move±3.6%
Consensus of 12 analysts for the quarter ended September 30, 2026. Beat the estimate in 3 of the last four quarters. Priced move is the cost of the at-the-money straddle expiring October 16, 2026, the size of the move the options market is charging for, in either direction. Estimates are what Wall Street expects, not our forecast.
Source: Yahoo Finance earnings calendar

How Congress has done in JPM

Source: AIStockWire, scored from STOCK Act disclosures against daily price historyGenerated

Every purchase of JPM disclosed by a member of Congress in the last 5 years, scored over the 12 months after the trade date against SPY over the same window.

MeasureJPMSPY
Median 12-month return after purchase+37.5%+22.2%
Median difference vs SPY+15.6%—
Purchases that beat SPY35 of 42 (83%)—
Members who bought18—

Most frequent buyers: Kevin Hern (11), Marjorie Taylor Greene (9), Jared Moskowitz (3), Lisa McClain (3), Lois Frankel (2).

These are not returns anyone actually earned. Disclosures report a dollar bracket and no share count, so every purchase is counted once and weighted equally, and sales are not matched back to the buys that opened them. 11 of the 42 purchases are disclosed as a spouse's or dependent's rather than the member's own. Purchases from the last 12 months are excluded because their window has not closed yet.

Congress trades in JPM

Source: STOCK Act disclosures filed with the House and SenateLatest disclosed

DateMemberActionAmount
2026-09-04Sheldon Whitehouse RISale$15,001 - $50,000
2026-09-04Sheldon Whitehouse RISale$15,001 - $50,000
2026-09-04Sheldon Whitehouse RISale (Partial)$15,001 - $50,000
2026-09-04Sheldon Whitehouse RISale (Partial)$15,001 - $50,000
2026-08-20Scott Franklin FLSale$1,001 - $15,000
All congress trades

SEC filings

Source: SEC EDGARLatest filed

FormFiledDescription
424B2October 9, 2026PRICING SUPPLEMENT
424B2October 9, 2026PRICING SUPPLEMENT
424B2October 9, 2026PRICING SUPPLEMENT
424B2October 9, 2026PRICING SUPPLEMENT
424B2October 9, 2026PRELIMINARY PRICING SUPPLEMENT
424B2October 9, 2026PRICING SUPPLEMENT
424B2October 9, 2026PRICING SUPPLEMENT
424B2October 9, 2026PRICING SUPPLEMENT
All SEC filings

Jpmorgan Chase & news

JPMorgan (JPM) has ended its lending to Leopold Aschenbrenner's fund
News

JPMorgan (JPM) has ended its lending to Leopold Aschenbrenner's fund

JPMorgan notified Situational Awareness it would end their lending relationship after the July losses, Reuters reports. Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and Bank of America remain active brokers.

Sep 13, 2026

Articles that mention Jpmorgan Chase & without it being the main subject.

Citadel Securities made a record $7.3 billion last quarter. Jane Street lost $15 billion in July.
News

Citadel Securities made a record $7.3 billion last quarter. Jane Street lost $15 billion in July.

Bloomberg reports the market maker more than tripled its second-quarter trading revenue to $7.3 billion, with net income up more than 250%. Jane Street still crossed $40 billion for the year despite a $15 billion July loss tied to Situational Awareness.

Aug 27, 2026
The SEC subpoenaed four Wall Street banks over the Situational Awareness meltdown, the New York Times reports
News

The SEC subpoenaed four Wall Street banks over the Situational Awareness meltdown, the New York Times reports

Bank of America, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase were told to preserve records on Leopold Aschenbrenner's fund as regulators examine trade timing and leverage from its near collapse in July.

Aug 24, 2026

Frequently asked questions

When does JPM report earnings?

Jpmorgan Chase & Co (JPM) is scheduled to report quarterly results on October 13, 2026, before the open. The 12-analyst consensus is $5.94 per share on revenue of $51.19B for the quarter ended September 30, 2026, against $5.07 and $46.43B a year earlier. It has beaten the consensus EPS estimate in 3 of the last four quarters. The options market is pricing a move of about 3.6% in either direction on the report, based on the cost of the at-the-money straddle expiring October 16, 2026.

What do analysts expect for JPM?

22 analysts cover Jpmorgan Chase & Co (JPM). The consensus rating is Buy. The average price target is $372.68, in a range of $305.00 to $420.00.

Are insiders buying or selling JPM?

We have no qualifying Form 4 insider purchases or sales on record for Jpmorgan Chase & Co (JPM). Sales are only tracked above a dollar threshold, so small routine trades may not appear.

Has Congress made money trading JPM?

18 members of Congress have disclosed buying JPM in the last 5 years, 42 purchases in total. Measured over the 12 months after each trade date, the median purchase returned +37.5% against +22.2% for SPY over the same windows, and 35 of the 42 (83%) beat the index. These are not returns anyone actually earned: congressional disclosures report a dollar bracket and no share count, so each purchase is counted once and weighted equally, and later sales are not matched back to the buys that opened them.

Where can I see JPM SEC filings?

Recent filings are listed on this page, newest first. The latest is a 424B2 filed October 9, 2026.

Data on this page comes from SEC EDGAR, public disclosure feeds and market data providers, and may be delayed or incomplete. Nothing here is investment advice.