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JPMorgan Chase & Co. - Analyst/Investor DayTue, Feb 28, 2012
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JPMorgan Chase CEO Discusses Q4 2010 Results – Earnings Call TranscriptThu, Jan 20, 2011
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JPMorgan Chase & Co. (“JPMorgan Chase” or the “Firm”) is a financial holding company incorporated under Delaware law in 1968. JPMorgan Chase is one of the largest banking institutions in the United States of America (“U.S.”), with $2.0 trillion in assets, $165.4 billion in stockholders’ equity... More
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- Thursday, March 14, 5:44 PM Not helping JPMorgan (JPM) is the rehashing of the London Whale saga, with a just-released Senate report claiming Jamie Dimon withheld critical data from regulators. A hearing is set for tomorrow (Dimon will not testify), and it's possible the DOJ will be called upon to investigate further. It's hard to believe the Fed request for JPM to "address weaknesses" and the London Whale incident aren't linked. Shares -2.1% AH. 11 Comments [Financials]
- Thursday, March 14, 5:14 PM After hours movers in the banks: JPM -2.5% and GS -2.1% after the two had their capital proposals approved but were asked to submit new plans "to address weakness in their capital planning processes." WFC +0.4%, BAC +3.8% after no dividend hike, but a whopping $10.5B in share repurchases and redemption of high-yielding preferreds. Morgan Stanley +0.9%. The XLF +0.1%. 18 Comments [Financials, On the Move]
- Thursday, March 14, 4:54 PM More on bank capital return plans: JPMorgan (JPM) an increase in the dividend to $0.38 from $0.30 and $6B in share repurchases over the next year (the plan was approved, but the Fed has asked for a resubmission this year). Bank of America (BAC) no increase in the dividend, but share repurchases of $5B and the redemption of $5.5B in preferred stock. 27 Comments [Financials]
- Thursday, March 14, 4:35 PM The Fed approves the capital return plans of 14 financial institutions, with two - Ally and BBT - having their proposals rejected, and two - GS and JPM - receiving conditional approval, and asked to resubmit their plans by the end of Q3. 5 Comments [Top Stories, Financials, Breaking News]
- Thursday, March 14, 7:57 AM A Dallas Fed plan to cap assets at FDIC-insured banks at $250B would force most of the TBTFs to more than halve their consumer and business-lending units. Such a limit, says Dallas Fed EVP Rosenblum, is required to allow the FDIC to shut them down without using taxpayer funds. The Dallas proposal isn't becoming law anytime soon, but it is driving the debate in D.C. 6 Comments [Financials]
- Thursday, March 14, 4:48 AM The SEC has said that JPMorgan (JPM), Bank of America (BAC) and Morgan Stanley (MS), as well as Citigroup (C), don't have to hold votes at their annual meetings on motions that would require them to consider "extraordinary transactions," including being broken up. The proposals came from labor and religious groups, with a motion from the AFL-CIO, for example, saying that JPM's $6B whaling loss had shown that it had become too big to manage. 10 Comments [Financials]
- Friday, March 8, 7:40 AM A check of the largest banks premarket after last night's stress test results: C +2.1%, JPM -0.8%, BAC +0.3%, WFC +0.5%, MS -1.6%, GS -0.3%. The XLF +0.6%. Comment! [Financials]
- Thursday, March 7, 4:50 PM More on the Fed Stress Tests: The exams measured to make sure banks' Tier 1 Common Ratio remained above 5% in the Fed's "severely adverse" economic scenario - GDP falling 5%, the UE rate rising to 12%, a 50% fall in stocks, and recessions overseas, among a number of other variables. This table shows the results, with GS and MS just passing, and BAC, C, WFC, and JPM getting by with a little more room. 6 Comments [Financials]
- Thursday, March 7, 4:37 PM Fed Stress Tests: Ally Financial is the only bank not meeting the Fed standards. All of the other 18 holding companies showed a Tier 1 Common Ratio higher than 5% under the central bank's severe loss scenario. 24 Comments [Financials, Breaking News, Top Stories]
- Thursday, March 7, 11:01 AM The big U.S. banks are considering defying the Fed and announcing capital return plans shortly after stress tests are released this afternoon, reports Bloomberg. The Fed wants the lenders to wait another week, but bank lawyers worry the plans will leak out. It's under discussion, JPM CFO Lake told an investor conference (transcript) Tuesday. XLF +0.6%. 34 Comments [Financials]
- Tuesday, March 5, 7:39 AM KeyCorp (KEY), State Street (STT), Goldman Sachs (GS), JPMorgan (JPM), and BB&T (BBT) make RBC's list of best-capitalized banks - those that the Fed this month should allow dividends/buybacks of 75-100% of earnings. WFC, FITB, and MTB are in the middle of the pack and should be allowed payouts of 50-75%. Capital laggards - BAC, C, and COF - may only be allowed payouts of 10-30% of earnings. 6 Comments [Financials]
- Tuesday, March 5, 5:58 AM A report from a Senate panel about JPMorgan's (JPM) London Whaling loss reportedly finds that the problems involved the bank's senior executives, including former CFO Douglas Braunstein, who is now vice chairman. The report, which is due to be released on March 15, criticizes JPMorgan for building its positions without warning regulators and investors, who themselves don't escape scrutiny. The panel also seizes on warnings from London about the growing losses prior to the big blowout. Comment! [Financials]
- Monday, March 4, 3:39 PM At its current pace, JPMorgan (JPM) may run out of HARP loans to refinance by September, says Bank of America. Chase has the most capacity of all major servicers and was early and aggressive in getting customers refinanced. The capacity is on the way out as last week, the bank said it will cut 13-15K jobs at its mortgage banking unit by 2014's end. 1 Comment [Financials]
- Monday, March 4, 11:55 AM Expect gradual, but not outsized jumps in capital returns from the banks this year, says Goldman (stress tests results are due Thursday, capital return decisions due March 14). Management teams are likely to be conservative in their requests from the Fed as "taking a mulligan" - i.e., resubmitting a plan after being shot down - is not seen as a viable option. 6 Comments [Financials]
- Sunday, March 3, 8:30 AM The NYT takes a look at how JPMorgan's (JPM) Chase Private Client division operates, finding that the wealth-management department allegedly pressures its financial advisers to push the bank's own products. Those who preferred to steer clients to third-party investments that have better returns have been pushed out. "You are not a money manager; you are an asset gatherer," brokers were told. 8 Comments [Financials]
- Tuesday, February 26, 3:40 PM More Dimon (previous): "If I could borrow at 4% after-tax, I'd be buying up huge chunks of corporate America right now." It might be sage advice from the man who called JPMorgan (JPM) shares a "no-brainer" as they sank to the low $30s in wake of the London Whale affair last year. 3 Comments [Financials]
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DaLatin: Thee Senate found .. ha ha ha ha. Who will dare burn the goose that feeds there campain funding. :>)) -
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$JPM downgrades $AMZN. I'm staying clear from $AMZN as it could plunge r/t potential continued misses on earnings. - View all 5 replies
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johnbarleycorn: I thought that when it was at $151...still going up. Ken Fisher recently said buy. -
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Daniel Nadler
These 9 Dow Jones Stocks Have Returned More Than 10% in 2013: http://goo.gl/HZbYM $DIA $SPY $HPQ $JPM - View all 0 replies
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Brad Kenagy
I'm running a March Madness Stock Trading contest on my instablog.$BAC,$ZNGA,$NOK,$F,$MSFT,$JPM,$SIRI,$GE check it out:http://bit.ly/15KeC9y - View all 0 replies
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Reuters: $BCS Barclays halts agriculture trading with hedge funds. $JPM $DB http://reut.rs/12zrPO4 $MS http://bit.ly/XzV6F9 $GLD $SLV - View all 2 replies
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x oil -field: Nymex crude $OIL futures plunge,large block of trades fueled rumors that a commodity fund was forced to liquidate. $USO http://bit.ly/WaOsFZ
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x oil -field: U.S. and U.K. authorities reportedly preparing to file criminal charges against former employees of Barclays. $BCS http://bit.ly/16OC096
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Mercy Jimenez
Pension funds look 2strip $JPM CEO Dimon of chairman title; last year's proxy battle barely won; let's C now http://reut.rs/1576Y85 - View all 0 replies
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Bloomberg: $JPM JPMorgan Said to Fire Traders, Realign Pay Amid Slump. [Is the big naked short equities jig up?] http://bloom.bg/15hN8rv - View all 1 replies
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Reuters: $BCS Barclays halts agriculture trading with hedge funds. $DB $JPM http://reut.rs/12zrPO4 $MS http://bit.ly/XzV6F9 $GLD - View all 0 replies
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Brandon Gibbs: Just wrote that on reply to your comment on my post. By saying all of this, are we admitting the bum trade was a freak accident..?
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Brandon Gibbs: In other words we're confident it won't happen again. I'll admit I am. JPM still top notch
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Canary Cash
BBRY doesn't need JPM and RBC to give advice on Options, we got lots of homegrown talent here at the bank of SA...#justsayin - View all 1 replies
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When your teenager keeps crashing the car, your insurance co raises your rates. So it should be with TBTF. JPM. FDIC - View all 2 replies
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John R. Conway: I would consider the 32/30 put spread as a good risk/reward trade. Possible more downside in the big banks
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Bill Maurer
Jay Leno - "FB has lost so much money, Mark Zuckerberg has been named an honorary board member of JPM." - View all 4 replies
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Rupert Nicholson
JPM, GS, and MS should be ashamed of themselves for deceiving their clients over the FB IPO - View all 8 replies
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Rupert Nicholson: I didn't invest but for banks to advise their clients to invest while undermining them is just wrong
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Skull & Bones
Jamie Dimon suspended the formal JPM share repurchase plan but figures to substitute an informal one in its place...be careful Shortie..... - View all 1 replies
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Bret Kenwell
Pending a Euro-collapse..does anyone think $JPM will take out lows from fall 2011. Currently trading around $32, 2011 lows near $28. - View all 1 replies
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John R. Conway: I am considering the July 32/30 put spread for $73 in JPM. Stock may be below book, but not a compelling reason to buy right now