JPM JPMorgan Chase & Co

$JPM | JPMORGAN CHASE & CO. Q3 2026 EARNINGS HIGHLIGHTS ◆ EPS: $5.57 vs. $5.93 est. ❌ ◆ Revenue: $50.17B vs. $51.23B est. ❌ ◆ Net Interest Income: $27.04B (+12.8% YoY) ◆ Net Income: $15.31B (+6.3% YoY) ◆ Provision for Credit Losses: $2.74B (-19.4% YoY) ◆ Non-Interest Expense: $27.30B (+12.4% YoY) Segment Performance: ◆ Consumer & Community Banking: $21.2B (+38.5% YoY) ◆ Commercial & Investment Bank: $22.7B (-4.2% YoY) ◆ Asset & Wealth Management: $6.9B (+14% YoY) ◆ Corporate: $0.09B (-95% YoY) Key Metrics: ◆ Board authorized new $50B share repurchase program effective July 1, 2026; Q3 repurchases totaled only $1.06B at avg $342.33/share. ◆ Quarterly common dividend raised to $1.65/share, declared September 15, 2026, up from $1.50 in prior three quarters. ◆ Net interest income of $27.04B rose 13% YoY, driven by higher rates and loan growth across segments. Forward Guidance: ◆ No guidance provided

$JPM Q3 '26 Earnings Results & Recap • Reported GAAP EPS of $5.75 up 13.41% YoY • Reported revenue of $50.17B up 6.48% YoY

$JPM $SPY $QQQ All These earnings simply Show you, it does not matter what These companies Report on earnings. The stock market will go up no matter what. There is simple too much Money entering the System everyday

$JPM hurricane Jamie going to come back and say the world is falling apart, it’s like clockwork $DIA $SPY

$JPM $SPY JPMorgan’s Delta One, Manish Sinha, releases a market warning note: “Beneath the tech rally, a deeper risk is being priced into parts of the market. Our Stagflation {Jp9STAGp Index} Factor is rising almost vertically—similar to what we saw in 2022—as macro conditions tighten. The setup is increasingly concerning: as macro conditions continue to tighten, the correlated moves in the dollar, rates, and credit are likely to become a headwind for high-flying tech. The recent weakness in residual volatility {JPRVPURE Index} is an early warning signal; historically, it tends to show up in beta {JPBPURE Index} later, with a lag.”

$JPM Reports this morning. It has a pretty chart but it's expensive. Has a P/B of 2.5. You buy at 1.0 and sell at 2.0. (no position)

$JPM has just turned bullish. That's good news, but the bad news is that they are often very late to the party.

$JPM past earnings, they always tanked with estimates beat. This time they go up when they didnt beat

Not every historical rhyme is bullish. $JPM is rhyming with April 2004 — Rhyme Score: 94.6. What happened next back then: 1M: -4.4% 3M: -3.4% 6M: -2.3% Max drawdown: -8.9% Historical analog, not a forecast.

$JPM I wish I had captured this chart of JPM back in mid-September so a paper trail (proof) would have been in place showing that the key price structure at 329.98 was there well in advance of where prices are now. This will be a pivotal level - how it plays out is all based on one's trading plan, market conditions, flows etc etc....the level is merely a 'signal' that a trading opportunity exists.

Remember when Silcon Valley failed in 2023 when the 10 year was barely at 4% and there was a digital run on the bank… Remember today that even banks like Chase $JPM & Bank of America $BAC can have a “system outage” if there’s too many people trying to withdraw their money all at once… Good luck. $XLF $SPY $VIX

$JPM got loaded with call flow this morning! Over $1.5M in the $345 Calls expiring on 10/16! Keep in mind, earnings are reported on 10/13!

$JPM look at the strange daily movement, being propped up until people forget about ER

JPMorgan Chase ($JPM) reports Q3 2026 EPS of $5.57, missing Wall Street consensus estimates of ~$5.90–$5.94. Key takeaways: • Net income hits $15.3B (up from $14.4B in Q3 2025) • EPS up YoY ($5.57 vs $5.07) but down sequentially from Q2's $6.14 • TTM EPS sits at ~$23.34

$JPM is set to open higher ~5.00% despite Q3 earnings miss. This sets up a potential move back to it's all-time high of $365 with no overhead resistance.

$JPM if this was a Mag7 name which it is up more then $META the last year it would be down 15% on a miss $DIA $SPY

$JPM a slight miss set by Wall Street despite the profit and you are complaining. How many companies even make profits ?

$JPM $SOFI Praying Noto sells to Jamie. At 100 years old I'd still invest with Dimon over prime Noto. One can believe.

$JPM $GS one of the worst performing sector for the year reporting earnings starting tomorrow !!

$JPM $C $GS The Ultimate Bank Face-off: Breaking Down Tuesday's High-Stakes Financial Reports. The wait is officially over. Tomorrow morning, Tuesday, October 13, 2026, the quiet pre-earnings speculation stops and the raw economic numbers take complete control of the stock market. Tomorrow's high-stakes banking reports aren't just an update for financial portfolios; they serve as a massive, multi-billion-dollar diagnostic test on the true health of global capital. Let's take a look at the earnings preview of each : • JPMorgan Chase - The Consumer Credit & Rate Test: Wall Street enters the venue looking for a consensus adjusted EPS of $5.91 to $5.93 on a massive quarterly revenue estimate of $51.15 Billion to $51.23 Billion. As the ultimate macro baseline for the American consumer, institutional desks will skip the headline figures to focus on Net Interest Income (NII) margin pressure and credit quality slip checks. If credit loss default provisions stay flat, it proves the average consumer is remaining resilient under pressure. • Citigroup - The Services Moat & Turnaround Reality: Wall Street consensus models have pinned their target expectations right at an EPS of $2.65 on an anticipated quarterly revenue of $23.70 Billion. For Citi, tomorrow is all about proving that their internal restructuring is translating into bottom-line profitability. Investors are hyper-focused on the high-margin Services Segment Engine to see if it can sustain its double-digit growth momentum to offset traditional retail branches while keeping internal technology transformation costs tightly controlled. • Goldman Sachs - The Deal Advisory & Trading Battle: Analysts enter looking for a blockbuster consensus EPS of $12.86 on a quarterly revenue target of $16.83 Billion (up a powerful ~11% YoY). As a pure play on corporate confidence, the entire thesis hangs on how efficiently their dominant M&A advisory backlog is converting into realized fee revenue. Simultaneously, the street will check if strong equities trading volumes can successfully patch up a projected cooling wave in the fixed-income (FICC) bond rooms. Tomorrow morning's financial gauntlet is exactly where the speculative economic theories stop and the hard mathematical reality takes over. My strategy is to look past short-term algorithmic swings and focus entirely on credit provisions and corporate advisory fee backlogs. If JPMorgan shows a clean credit profile, Citi sustains its services growth, and Goldman prints accelerating deal fees, it will prove that systemic liquidity remains incredibly robust. Trust the core financial math, track the individual metrics, and let the banks show us the true path for the rest of 2026!