(JPM) Community Analysis from
Bulls REASONS TO BUY
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81%
agree
118 votes
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Bear Stearns and Washington Mutual Acquisitions |
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72%
agree
11 votes
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Results above "Street" estimates |
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100%
agree
3 votes
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JPM shows impressive first quarter 2009, continues rally |
Bears REASONS TO SELL
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50%
agree
18 votes
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New financial regulations could cut big bank earnings by 13% |
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50%
agree
22 votes
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Obama Bank Plan Could Reduce Future Earnings and Growth |
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50%
agree
12 votes
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Doing Their Customer Base Wrong!!!! |
May 23, 2013
(The Market Financial,
5/21/13)
Jamie Dimon let his ego get the best of him and it caused a major error in judgement. Often times, ego is the downfall of some of the greatest men in history. Word surfaced today that Jamie Dimon would keep his head directors role along with the CEO title at JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE:JPM). [...]
(Stock Blog Hub,
4/18/13)
Maintaining its track record, JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) came out with a positive earnings surprise of about 16% for the first quarter. The banking giant reported record...(read more)
(The Market Financial,
3/20/13)
The most important stock in the market is J.P. Morgan Chase & Co (NYSE:JPM). This stock has led the major stock indexes higher and lower over the past five years. Recently, the stock has been bombarded with...(read more)
J P Morgan Chase (JPM) Company Overview
JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM) is one of the largest financial institutions in the United States. Its main services include the provision of credit cards and loans and other financial services to both commercial and individual customers in addition to the underwriting of new debt and equity issuance through its investment banking division. The firm has a significant amount of international exposure, with operations in over 50 countries and clients in every major financial market in the world. [1] JP Morgan Chase reported a full-year 2010 total revenue of $115.5B and a net income of $17.4 billion[2]
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) What's in this JPM analysis on Wikinvest...
- Business Overview
- Investment Banking (25% of 2010 Net Revenue)
- Retail Financial Services (30.3% of 2010 Net Revenue)
- Credit Card Services (16.4% of 2010 Net Revenue)
- Asset Management (8.6% of 2010 Net Revenue)
- Treasury & Securities Services (7% of 2010 Net Revenue)
- Commercial Banking (5.8% of 2010 Net Revenue)
- Corporate/Private Equity (7% of 2010 Net Revenue)
- News Updates
- Trends and Forces
- Downturn in US Economic Cycle
- Interest Rates
- Consumer Payment Means
- Government Regulation
- Competitors
- References
