JPMorgan ($JPM) podcast mentions
Per Ticker.id: 215 JPMorgan ($JPM) mentions across 28 podcasts (30 days) — timestamped, verifiable quotes, updated 2026-10-15.
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Tracy Alloway · Odd Lots · Jeff Yan's Plan to Bring the Entire Financial Industry Onto Hyperliquid · 2026-10-15JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., member FDIC.
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Speaker F · Odd Lots · Jeff Yan's Plan to Bring the Entire Financial Industry Onto Hyperliquid · 2026-10-15So let's see if we can torture this analogy now that we've, we've set it up. It feels like to me and probably everyone else that, that AI is this gravitational body in the American economy right now. 4 companies— Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta— are going to spend, I don't know, $750 to $1 trillion, uh, $700 billion to, to $1 trillion this year, maybe mostly on data centers. And, uh, Michael Symbolist at JPMorgan says tech capital spending was 40 to 45% of of US GDP growth through the first 3 quarters of, I think, last year and even more into this year. And 42 AI-related companies produced 66% of the S&P 500's earnings growth since ChatGPT launched and 78% of the price return. So all this fresh spending, all the earnings are all around the gravity of AI. And there's this small— it's a small— it's a ton of light that's being emitted from a kind of a relatively small place.
Jake Taylor · The Acquirers Podcast · Korea’s Hidden Value: Activism, AI & Golfzon | Ryan Albert · 2026-10-15Yesterday, earnings season went into full swing when we started hearing from the major banks— Wells Fargo, JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, and Citigroup. Then today we got Bank of America, Morgan Stanley. So now that we've gotten results from all 6 of the major banks, I want to walk you through what they're saying, starting with the big money centers, because they are often a precursor to the entire earnings season. Before we get to specifics, though, you need to remember that the big banks have not been trading well. They limped into this earnings season. Very unusual. They've been coming in hot as of Monday night's close. Every single one of them was lagging the S&P 500 for the year. And that is a recent development. Because the group sold off hard late last month. The banks are not reacting well to the rising interest rates. We know that the last few weeks of some of their businesses have not been good. In theory, higher loan rates let them make more money, right? They get to charge more interest and they usually don't pay you much for your deposits. Never see your deposit go up in this environment. But when rates soar, that slams the brakes on the economy, which translates into less demand for loans.
Jim Cramer · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 10/14/26 · 2026-10-14Next up, let's talk JP Morgan, which had an ugly set of headline numbers, clear top and bottom line miss, even though their net interest income came in higher than expected. Their non-interest income disappointed. There's so many line items. These banks, thanks to a big miss in fixed income trading, also a miss in their asset management business. That surprised me. On top of that, their non-interest expenses rose faster than their revenue, hence the big earnings shortfall. Now, initially, the stock reacted exactly to that and it dropped in premarket trading, but it began to firm up once the conference call— it's very much of a conference call stock— started going. There were two big takeaways from the call. First, JPMorgan offered a positive outlook for net interest income in both the current quarter and in 2027. That was shocking, shockingly positive. And let's regard that as the single most important metric. Second, CEO Jamie Dimon didn't hit us with his usual dose of doom and gloom. For once, the conference call wasn't a minefield. It was a beautiful thing. I felt great after it. So after the call, the stock was trading much better.
Jim Cramer · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 10/14/26 · 2026-10-14JPMorgan actually opened up more than 5%— yes, $5 yesterday before quickly pulling back and finishing the session down just 0.9%, a loss that was totally erased with today's bounce. Overall, the quarter wasn't much of a needle mover for the world's largest bank. The results are mixed, but investors seem to get over it quickly once they heard that more positive commentary on the conference call. Even if the, if the present is not so hot for JPMorgan, the intermediate-term future is looking bright. That one's a winner. The third and final money center to report yesterday was Citigroup, which has been rallying like crazy for the last 3 years thanks to the incredible turnaround orchestrated by CEO Jane Fraser, universally liked. Unlike Wells or JPMorgan, Citi posted a clean top line beat with earnings up 27% year over year, even when you exclude a major one-time item from last year's numbers. Now, at first, it looked like another workmanlike quarter from the ever-improving Citi. Net interest income exceeded expectations, but non-interest income missed in part because of softness in investment banking.
Jim Cramer · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 10/14/26 · 2026-10-14Overall, though, this was Citi's best third quarter revenue result in a decade. And the company also raises full-year net interest income guidance from the 5 to 6% range up to the mid to high 6% range. By the way, this was the only bank to beat expectations with their fixed income trading business. Seems good to me. But after opening flattish yesterday and then briefly trading higher, the stock took a turn for the worse, only finishing the session down 5.6%. Stock was cascading down a lot of times. It was the worst performer in the group. They got hit again, down 1.8%. Now, honestly, I cannot give you a good reason for that decline. While the quarter wasn't perfect, it's quite a bit better than JPMorgan Wells. My suspicion is this: Citi stock was punished for its recent outperformance. Performance. For yesterday's beatdown, it was running circles around the rest of the group. But if you believe in the turnaround, as I do, this is a buying opportunity. Finally this morning, really odd. We heard from Bank of America right after the Treasury Department hit them with a $1.2 billion fine last night for allegedly violating anti-money laundering laws.
Jim Cramer · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 10/14/26 · 2026-10-14Before the break, I'll walk you through the 4 earnings reports from the major nationwide banks. Those are known as the money centers. It's Wells Fargo, JPMorgan, Citigroup, and Bank of America. But of the 6 big banks, the other 2 are known as investment banks, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley. They're less focused on traditional retail and commercial banking activity, much more leveraged to the capital markets activity, as well as asset and wealth management. We saw with the money centers that investment banking divisions have struggled. So how about Goldman? How about Morgan Stanley? Let's take them in chronological order. Yesterday morning, Goldman Sachs reported. This is a stock we own for the Travelers have for ages, and it pulled back dramatically after its last quarter in July, sinking from $1,154 at its high to just under $894 before reporting. Even with the slowdown in M&A and the IPO market and the whispers about weaker trading activity in the third quarter, which turned out to be true basically for all the West— the Wall Street banks, I was so optimistic that Goldman put up Goldman could put up strong numbers. I told you that. And I thought it could reignite some enthusiasm for its stock. I was half right. Goldman did put up some excellent numbers.
Jim Cramer · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 10/14/26 · 2026-10-14So this was a great quarter at first. That's how the stock reacted, up more than 3% yesterday. But ultimately, like JP Morgan, Goldman couldn't hold on to the gains. Stock ended yesterday down. That shocked me, 0.2%. Then it fell another 1.5% today. For me, this is straightforward. I think the market is dead wrong. And that's why my charitable trust upgraded Goldman Sachs to a 1 yesterday. That is a 2, basically a buy. And we said we'd be happy to be buyers at this level. However, when a company reports strong numbers, the stock gets slammed anyway. That tells you there are a lot of skeptics out there. They think the boom times are over. I do not agree. That's the market's verdict, at least for the moment. Almost every time since Goldman came public, my charitable trust has bought stocks When dips exactly like this, when nothing's changed, I'll do it again.
Jim Cramer · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 10/14/26 · 2026-10-14But again, apparently none of that was good enough to get buyers excited. So the stock rolled over today. Now, in the end, I think investors are on the edge in this earnings season. It's just much harder for these banks to make a good impression after these past two days. Five of the big banks are lower— JPMorgan, only up fractionally. Every other bank stock fell somewhere between 2% and 7%. 3 of them are now negative for the year, including Goldman, which just reported an all-time— an amazing quarter. Frankly, it's strange to see such universally negative reactions to a set of quarters that contain plenty of positives. But this is what happens when investors are worried about the future. And it's hard not to worry with persistent inflation, rising interest rates, and newly wobbly capital markets. We might have to expect some equity issuance for some of these neo-cloud types. Maybe that will help the quarter. I don't know if we can get some kind of resolution to the war in Iran, even a bad resolution that should allow inflation to cool, give the Fed some breathing room to back off on its rate hikes. I think the capital markets would bounce right back. That's why I'm feeling more bullish on Wells Fargo and Goldman Sachs for the travel trust. Tomorrow's club meeting, you'll hear more.
Jim Cramer · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 10/14/26 · 2026-10-14And finally, there's a war brewing between the AI agents that want access to all of your data and every website and app on the planet and those websites and apps that are simply not interested in that trade. The latest example, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon just said that the company is blocking agents from doing banking things on customers' behalf. This fight is coming for every single surface of the internet. Get ready. You can read more about all this at theverge.com. That is 90 Seconds on The Verge for Wednesday, October 14th. All right, let's talk streaming. Kate Nibbs, welcome to The Vergecast.
David Pierce · The Vergecast · The $8 million AI music scam · 2026-10-14Yeah. The other thing that slowed in the third quarter was fixed income trading. So that was a bit of a surprise for across the group, given the fact that we had the really steep run up in interest rates in the third quarter and less activity in September. So if we can get better trading results in the fourth quarter, which is typically seasonally soft given the holiday months, that could turn things around. Re-engagement in IPOs that some of them have been, have been delayed. And if we have a more open capital markets backdrop, that could increase some confidence that the backlog can be realized for banks like Morgan Stanley, Goldman, and JPMorgan.
Herman Chan · Bloomberg Intelligence · BofA Shares Tumble After Fines, Weak Trading Drag Down Results · 2026-10-14