JPM · Analysis updated Nov 10, 2026, 6:00 PM ET

Why is JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) stock moving?

JPM closed at $342.07 on Nov 10, roughly flat over the past two weeks and within a 30-day range of about $331 to $360. The stock rallied to $352.11 on Nov 4 on 10.4M shares, then on Nov 5 touched an intraday high of $359.80 on 13.0M shares but closed at $337.34, a sharp reversal on the heaviest volume in the window. Since then it has held in the $334 to $342 zone, with the Nov 10 VWAP near $342.56 and volume easing to 5.0M. The Q3 2026 results in the company's Oct 13 8-K showed net revenue of $50.2B (down 13% sequentially, up 8% year on year), net income of $15.3B (down 28% sequentially, up 6% year on year), and diluted EPS of $5.57 versus $5.07 a year earlier. The recent news flow is mostly routine: a sole-arranger role on $500M of debt financing, a covenant amendment with JPM as agent, a UK cash-deposit partnership, and a philanthropic grant. The analyst downgrades in the news concern reinsurers, not JPM itself. The most notable item is the scheduled Anthropic and Dimon live-streamed discussion of Anthropic's IPO. It is a visibility signal, but no transaction has been confirmed in the sources.

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About JPMorgan Chase & Co.

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JPMorgan Chase is the largest US bank by assets. It runs the Chase consumer bank and credit cards, a leading Wall Street investment bank and trading operation, and a large asset and wealth management arm. It is distinctive for its size and for how broad its business is. In its Q3 2026 report it had about $50.9 billion in quarterly revenue and roughly $15.3 billion in net income.

How it makes money

About half of revenue is net interest income, meaning the gap between what it earns on loans and securities and what it pays on deposits. Management's 2026 guidance for this was about $103 billion. The rest comes from fees and trading. The Commercial & Investment Bank (roughly 45% of revenue) earns from deal advisory, underwriting, and stock and bond trading. Consumer & Community Banking (Chase) earns from deposits, credit cards, mortgages and auto loans. Asset & Wealth Management (roughly 14%) earns fees on client assets.

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