JPMorgan Chase & Co. Stock
Findings
- The distance to the 52-week high is 9.2%.
- Strongest group: Trend, 1 of 5 positive. Weakest: Oscillators, 0 of 2.
- The 30-day volatility of 17.2% sits in the lower third of the 416 titles in the universe.
Signal groups
Describes past price action, not a recommendation. As of October 26, 2026 at 08:03 AM, computed from the closing prices of the last trading day.
Key figures
- 1 day
- -1.5%
- 4 weeks
- -3.3%
- 52 weeks
- +13.8%
- Volatility 30 days
- 17.2%
- Max. decline 52 weeks
- -15.5%
- Distance to 52-week high
- -9.2%
- Sharpe ratio 1 year
- 0.45
In comparison
- The volatility sits in the lower third of the 58 titles in the Financial Services sector.
- The volatility sits in the lower third of the 133 titles on US exchanges.
The 16 signals
Each signal is one indicator. Tap it to see what it measures and what it currently shows for JPMorgan Chase & Co..
EMA CrossoverCautious
For JPMorgan Chase & Co., the fast moving average has crossed below the slow one. By this indicator's definition that corresponds to a downtrend, a description of past price action.
Compares a fast moving average to a slow one. When the fast is above the slow, the trend is positive. Period settings are automatically calibrated per asset class.
Read in the glossaryMA Trend Filter (200-day)Positive
Checks whether the price is above or below its 200-day moving average, a look at the long-term trend.
ADX DirectionCautious
Shows whether upward or downward moves dominate in the trend whose strength the ADX measures (+DI versus -DI).
Read in the glossaryADX Trend Strength17.5Mixed
ADX stands at 17.5, a moderate trend.
ADX does not measure direction, only how pronounced a trend is, regardless of whether it points up or down. We use it as a filter: only above a certain value does a trend count as strong enough to give other signals more weight. Direction itself comes from the separate ADX Direction signal.
Read in the glossaryRegression Intercept1.00Cautious
Fits a straight line through the closing prices of a fixed window and compares its level today with its level a few days earlier. A rising line describes an uptrend.
RSI (14)41.1Cautious
RSI stands at 41.1, in the zone this indicator defines as oversold, downward moves clearly outweighed upward moves over the last 14 trading days. In the past, counter-moves occurred more often in such zones than in neutral phases; that describes history, not the individual case.
The Relative Strength Index measures the ratio of upward to downward price movements over the last 14 trading days (Wilder smoothing) on a scale of 0 to 100. Our neutral zone is 45 to 55, tighter than the classic 30/70 band, outside of it the methodology reads the RSI as overbought or oversold.
Read in the glossaryMACD+0.2%Mixed
MACD stands at +0.2%, within the neutral zone around the threshold, no clear momentum in either direction.
MACD measures the gap between two exponentially smoothed averages. Our periods are 12/20/9 instead of the common 12/26/9, and the signal threshold is normalized to 0.3% of the current price rather than the raw MACD value, which keeps the threshold comparable across different price levels.
Read in the glossaryRate of Change-6.9%Cautious
JPMorgan Chase & Co. is -6.9% lower than 63 trading days ago, a negative medium-term price change.
Rate of Change measures the percentage price change over the last 63 trading days, roughly one quarter, a medium-term window, not a short-term daily or weekly read.
Read in the glossary52-Week High90.8%Positive
JPMorgan Chase & Co. trades at 90.8% of its 52-week high, near the highest point of the last 252 trading days.
Measures how close the current price is to its highest point over the last 252 trading days, roughly one year. A value near 100% means the price is at or near its yearly high.
Read in the glossaryMomentum Oscillator-0.4%Mixed
JPMorgan Chase & Co. stands at -0.4%, close to this indicator's neutral threshold, without clear acceleration in either direction.
Checks whether the recent price movement is accelerating or decelerating. Unlike Rate of Change, this indicator measures the pace of the change, not the change itself.
Read in the glossaryWilliams %R-66.3Mixed
Williams %R stands at -66.3, a neutral position. The price is in the middle of the recent trading range, without extremes in either direction.
Williams %R shows where the current price sits within the high-low range of the last 14 trading days. We read it as contrarian: a favorable signal only fires on a confirmed turn upward out of the oversold zone, not on any low value by itself, an extreme oversold reading alone never produces a cautious signal for us.
Read in the glossaryStochastic %K33.7Mixed
Stochastic %K stands at 33.7, currently without a confirmed crossover in either direction.
The Stochastic oscillator shows where the closing price sits within the recent trading range. A low or high value alone isn't enough for us: a signal only fires once %K and %D are both below 20 (or above 80) and %K is crossing upward (or downward), a confirmed turning point rather than a raw level.
Read in the glossaryVIX Level19.4Mixed
The VIX derives the expected fluctuation of the next 30 days from options on the S&P 500. It describes the market environment and is the same for every title.
Read in the glossaryVIX Rate of Change-2.7%Mixed
Measures how much the VIX has changed over the last trading days. A fast rise stands for quickly growing expected fluctuation. The same for every title.
Read in the glossaryHY SpreadCautious
The yield premium of high-yield bonds over government bonds, a gauge of how the credit market prices default risk. It describes the market environment and is the same for every title.
Read in the glossaryRelative Strength0.90Cautious
JPMorgan Chase & Co. stands at 0.90, below the reference index, price performance over the period was weaker than the reference index's.
Compares price performance over a medium-term period against a broad stock market index as a reference. A value above 1.0 means stronger performance than the reference index, below 1.0 means weaker.
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How the score comes about
- 0116 signals per title
Trend, momentum, oscillators and the market environment (VIX, credit market), computed every trading day after the close from the closing prices.
- 02One score from 0 to 100
A weighted average, not a majority vote. From 70 Positive, 40 to 69 Mixed, below 40 Cautious.
- 03Tested in hindsight
The same methodology was tested in 12 time windows from 2014 to 2025, on 64 portfolios.
We do not publish the weighting of the individual signals. Methodology in detail
About JPMorgan Chase & Co.
JPMorgan Chase is the largest US bank by assets and one of the most systemically important financial institutions globally. The business is divided across investment banking, trade finance, wealth management, and consumer banking. In investment banking, JPMorgan regularly leads in M&A advisory and capital markets activity. The retail banking network spans over 4,900 branches across the United States. Despite broad international presence, the majority of earnings come from North America.
Technical reading
Technical analysis for JPMorgan Chase & Co. stock (NYSE: JPM), trend direction, momentum strength and risk metrics based on 16 quantitative signals, updated daily.
Trend. 1 of 5 trend signals read positive. ADX at 17.5 indicates a moderate trend. The price is above the 200-day moving average.
Momentum. 1 of 5 momentum signals read positive. RSI at 41.1 is in the oversold zone.
Risk Metrics. 30-day volatility at 17.2%. price within 9% of its 52-week high. Sharpe Ratio at 0.45 indicates a moderate risk-adjusted return over 12 months.
Market Environment. VIX at 19.4 indicates normal expected market volatility. The high-yield spread signal reads cautious.
Sector Context. 52-week return of 13.8% is below the Financial Services sector average of 17.0%. Ranked #43 of 58 Financial Services titles by signal score.
Questions about JPMorgan Chase & Co.
How does JPMorgan Chase & Co. stand according to the edgio signals?
The signal score of JPMorgan Chase & Co. is 30 out of 100, which is the state Cautious. 2 of 16 signals are positive. As of October 26, 2026 at 08:03 AM.
What is the RSI of JPMorgan Chase & Co.?
The RSI (14) of JPMorgan Chase & Co. is 41.1. Downward moves outweighed upward moves over the last 14 trading days. At edgio the neutral zone is 45 to 55.
Is this a forecast or a recommendation?
No. The signals describe past price action and the market environment. They do not predict the future and do not consider your personal situation. You make your own decisions.
How often is the score computed?
Every trading day after the close. The page shows the state of the latest computation.
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Notes
The information presented does not constitute investment advice and should not be construed as a solicitation to buy or sell financial instruments. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Any investment decision should be based on your own research and, where appropriate, professional advice. Marvin Waraschitz, founder of edgio, currently holds no position in JPM.
The values are computed algorithmically from public market data (closing prices, VIX, credit spreads). Logos by Elbstream. Methodology & full disclaimer
Methodology & Background
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- Kreditspreads als Marktsignal: Warum HY-Spreads früher warnen als die meisten Aktienindikatoren (Deutsch) →