JPMorgan Chase (JPM) has demonstrated strong financial performance, with a 100% rating from Validea's Multi-Factor Investor model, indicating strong fundamentals and valuation. The company has recently increased its dividend, enhancing its appeal to income investors. Additionally, JPMorgan's diversified business segments and strategic expansions position it well for future growth.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) for JPM is at 58.99, indicating a neutral position. The MACD is slightly negative, suggesting some bearish momentum, but not a strong sell signal. Fibonacci levels show support at 233.55 and resistance at 244.40. The stock closed at 241.63 on March 21, with a Fibonacci pivot at 233.37, which could act as a support level.
Given the strong fundamentals and mixed but leaning positive technical indicators, the stock is expected to trade around $244 in the next week. The resistance level at 244.40 suggests a potential target.
Buy JPM at the current level, as the overall outlook remains bullish with potential upside.
Year
JPM Price Forecast($)
Potential Return(%)
2025
243.320
0.020
2026
290.000
9.580
2027
320.000
20.910
2028
350.000
32.250
2029
350.000
32.250
2030
400.000
51.140
JPMorgan has emerged as the most dominant bank in the United States. With leading share in many aspects of banking and financial services, the bank should be in an advantaged position for years to come.
With JPMorgan, you can sleep well at night and not worry about the bank's balance sheet, regulatory woes, or deposit flight.
JPMorgan is investing heavily in organic expansion opportunities and its own distribution platforms, which should drive additional share gains over the next decade and secure the best competitive position among its peers.
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