- Prev. close
- $334.31
- Volume
- 6.3M
- Market cap
- $906.8B
Stock and sector context
Financialsinflow- Sector comparison
- Of 5 covered Financials stocks in US, 5 rose; the average change was +0.88%. JPMorgan Chase had the largest rise at +1.23%. Estimated sector flow was inflow.
- Variables to watch
- Policy rates and lending spreadsDelinquencies and credit lossesBond yields
- Risks to check
- Rising credit costs from delinquencies
- Margin squeeze as rates fall
- Sudden shifts in rates, oil and other macro variables
This compares price changes among covered stocks in the same market. It does not establish why prices moved. Variables and risks are sector reference lists.
Why a candidate
Match 32/100The match score marks how many conditions overlap on a 0 to 100 scale: the 52-week range, valuation metrics, price change and volume. It is not a probability of rising or a forecast return.
Today's read
JPMorgan Chase scores 32 out of 100 on today's InverseOne match ranking, 13 of 30 in the US large-cap universe. The stock trades at 14.2x earnings, still inexpensive relative to what the company earns. Today's move of +1.23% came with money flowing in, alongside the Financials sector. Scores are estimates built from price and volume, a starting point for research rather than a trading signal.
Data basis: 2026-10-13 close, 10-14 00:20 KST updated, For reference only, not advice
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Today's talking points
- It sits at 68 in its 52-week range.
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