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JP Morgan Chase (JPM) Trade Idea Live: 335.00 Is the Line Before the Midterm Result | Trade Idea | 03 Nov 2026

November 3, 2026
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JP Morgan Chase (JPM) live trade idea, 3 NovJPM 339.16 −0.42% intradayTrade setups

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Tuesday 3 November 2026

JPM

JPMorgan Chase & Co. NYSE, United States, banks

339.16

−1.42 (−0.42%) intraday at 14:41 GMT, day range 339.07–340.71

Previous close 340.58, 52-week range 279.10–366.50, US midterm voting under way

JP Morgan Chase (JPM) Trade Idea Live: 335.00 Is the Line Before the Midterm Result

Live Overview: JPM Sits Mid-Channel as the US Votes

JPMorgan (JPM) trades at 339.16 at 14:41 GMT, down 0.42% from Monday’s 340.58 close, in the middle of a falling channel that has capped it since the August peak near 366.50. The US midterm vote is under way, oil is whipsawing on Iran headlines (Brent fell 7.6% on Monday, then swung from about $106 to below $102 today), and Friday’s October jobs report could lift December Fed-hike odds, now about 72–80%. Price holds above its 20-day average at 335.59 and below the 50- and 100-day pair at 342.72–343.76, with RSI(14) at a neutral 51.43. Our preferred plan is Plan A, a limit buy at 334.50–336.00 with a stop at 330.50. Answer: 335.00 holds for now; a daily close below 331.00 would open 323.50 and then 319.50.

Live highlights, 14:41 GMT

  • Catalyst: Midterm results overnight, US jobs on Friday 6 Nov (about +55–63k expected), CPI on 10 Nov and the Fed on 9 Dec
  • Fundamentals: Q3 adjusted EPS of $5.75 missed $5.94, but net interest income rose 13% to $27.0bn and the 2026 outlook went up to $106.2bn; net buybacks were cut to $664m
  • Levels: Resistance sits at 342.72–343.76, then 347–348 and the channel top near 351; support sits at 335.59, 333–334 and 323–326
  • Backdrop: Nasdaq 100 futures are up 0.8% after a technical correction, S&P futures up 0.2%, the 10-year yield is near 4.9%, and Brent is back near $102–106

JPM Trade Setups: Buy 334.50–336.00, Short Below 331.00

Plan A Buy the dip at the 20-day Long, medium conviction

Entry zone334.50–336.00

Stop loss
330.50
Target 1
343.00
Target 2
351.00
Reward:risk
1.6 and 3.3

Average entry 335.25, risk $4.75 a share. A limit order at the 20-day average (335.59), just above the 334 low of 30 October. Target 1 is the 50- and 100-day cluster, target 2 the channel top.

Plan B Short the breakdown Short, on confirmation

TriggerDaily close below 331.00

Entry
330.50
Stop loss
334.50
Target 1
323.50
Target 2
319.50
Reward:risk
1.8 and 2.8

Risk $4.00 a share. A close under 331.00 breaks the 20-day and the 331.43 close of 13 October; 323.50 is the 200-day, 319.50 the channel floor. Expect a pause at the 326 early-October lows.

Event risk: Results from the midterms arrive overnight, so the first full reaction is Wednesday’s 14:30 GMT open and price can gap through either stop. Friday’s jobs report at 13:30 GMT can move yields and bank stocks sharply. A daily close above 344.00 clears the 50- and 100-day averages; wait for a retest of 343 rather than chase. Do not hold size through the vote that you cannot afford to see gap.

JPM Sentiment Heat Map: Neutral, −1

Daily trend

Falling channelLower highs since the August peak

Net interest income

Up 13%$27.0bn; 2026 outlook raised to $106.2bn

Q3 print

MissEPS $5.75 against $5.94 expected

Capital return

MixedDividend up to $1.65, buyback cut 84%

Daily RSI(14)

51.43Neutral, above signal 48.24

Valuation

About 3x TBVP/E 14.3; premium to its own history

Analyst view

Moderate BuyAverage target 368.33, 8.6% above price

Macro

Fed hike riskDecember hike about 72–80% priced

Net score −1 on a scale of −16 to +16. Each tile scores −2 to +2.

Catalyst File: What Moves JPM This Week

JPMorgan Chase catalysts, week of 2 November 2026
MidtermsVoting today; results overnight into Wednesday, with control of Congress and fiscal and regulatory expectations at stake
FedHeld at 3.75–4.00% on 28 October with two dissents for a hike; a December hike is about 72–80% priced; the 10-year yield is near 4.9%
JobsOctober payrolls on Friday 6 November, 13:30 GMT; forecast about +55–63k, unemployment 4.2%
Last results13 October: adjusted EPS $5.75 against $5.94, revenue $50.17bn against $51.23bn, net income up 6% to $15.3bn
CapitalDividend raised to $1.65 a quarter; net buybacks cut to $664m from $6.2bn; $50bn authorisation remains
Oil and IranBrent fell 7.6% to $104.77 on Monday on Qatar-mediated talks, then rebounded after a US strike on Qeshm Island before slipping again today
Next resultsFourth-quarter 2026 results on Thursday 14 January 2027, about 11:45 GMT

Reaction Map: 335.00 Decides the Next Leg

Calm vote, soft jobs, oil easing

343.00, then 347–351

No chase; Plan A buys dips only

Muted reaction

335.59, then 342.72

Wait; no edge inside the range

Hot data, oil spike or AI selloff

331.00, then 323.50

Plan B short on daily close

JPM Chart: The 20-Day at 335.59 Frames the Vote

JPMorgan Chase (JPM) daily chart: price at 339.16 inside a falling channel, above the 20-day average at 335.59 and below the 50- and 100-day averages at 343.76 and 342.72, RSI 51.43
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JPM daily chart, 14:41 GMT, 3 Nov 2026. Falling channel and moving averages drawn by the desk.
  • Trend: Price has made lower highs inside a falling channel since the August peak near 367; the rails sit near 351 and 319, and 339.16 is mid-channel.
  • Averages: The 20-day sits at 335.59 as support; the 50- and 100-day (343.76 and 342.72) form overhead resistance; the 200-day is near 323.13. RSI(14) is 51.43, neutral.
  • Ceiling: The 30 October spike high near 347–348 and the channel top near 351 cap rallies; the 334 low of 30 October and the early-October lows near 326 are the floors.

JPM by the Numbers: Strong Lending, Smaller Buyback

Q3 adjusted EPS
$5.75
Missed $5.94 estimate
Q3 net interest income
$27.0 billion
Up 13% a year
2026 NII outlook
$106.2 billion
Raised from $105.5bn
Q3 net buybacks
$664 million
From $6.2bn in Q2
Quarterly dividend
$1.65
Up from $1.50; yield 1.9%
Average analyst target
$368.33
8.6% above price

Catalyst Calendar in GMT

  1. 3 Nov

    US open; midterm voting under way, polls begin to close from 23:00 GMT

  2. 4 Nov

    US open, first full reaction to the midterm result

  3. 6 Nov

    US October jobs report, feeds December Fed pricing

  4. 10 Nov

    US October CPI

  5. 9 Dec

    Fed decision and projections, a hike is priced

  6. 14 Jan

    JPMorgan fourth-quarter 2026 results

JPM Company News Behind the Move

  1. UBS lifts its JPMorgan target to $400 and keeps Buy

    The raise from $395 sits about 18% above the current price; Barclays at $425 and Bank of America at $420 are among the higher targets. MarketBeat, 3 Nov 2026

  2. Oil swings and Nasdaq correction set the tone before the vote

    Bloomberg reported Nasdaq 100 futures up 0.8% after the index entered a correction, and Brent below $102 on an unconfirmed Iran memorandum report. Bloomberg, 3 Nov 2026

  3. Fed holds at 3.75–4.00% with two dissents for a hike

    Governor Cook and Cleveland Fed President Hammack voted to raise; markets price a December hike at roughly 72–80%. TheStreet and Admiral Markets, Oct 2026

  4. JPMorgan misses Q3 estimates but raises its interest income outlook

    Shares hit 344.36, then closed at 331.43 as net buybacks fell to $664 million from $6.2 billion. Benzinga and TIKR, 13 Oct 2026

JPM Price Targets: Street Sits Above Price

MarketBeat shows a Moderate Buy consensus (1 Strong Buy, 14 Buy, 13 Hold) with an average target of 368.33, about 8.6% above the price. Barclays’ 425 is the high we found; Baird’s 312 with a Neutral rating is the low.

Bottom Line

Buy 334.50–336.00, short below 331.00

JPMorgan trades mid-channel with the US vote under way, Fed-hike odds high and oil whipsawing. Plan A is a limit buy at 334.50–336.00 with a stop at 330.50, targeting 343.00 and 351.00, and only fills if the 20-day average is tested. The view turns if JPM closes below 331.00, which opens 323.50 and 319.50, and a daily close above 344.00 shifts the focus to 347–351.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is JPMorgan stock in focus today?

JPM trades mid-channel at 339.16 as US midterm voting is under way, oil swings on Iran headlines and markets price a likely December Fed hike, with the jobs report due on Friday.

What is the JPM trade idea?

Plan A buys 334.50–336.00 with a stop at 330.50 and targets of 343.00 and 351.00. Plan B shorts a daily close below 331.00 toward 323.50 and 319.50.

What are the key JPM support and resistance levels?

Support is the 20-day average at 335.59, then 333–334 and 323–326. Resistance is the 50- and 100-day pair at 342.72–343.76, then 347–348 and the channel top near 351.

What is the JPMorgan analyst price target?

The MarketBeat consensus is Moderate Buy with an average target of 368.33, about 8.6% above the price. Targets range from 312 at Baird to 425 at Barclays.

When does JPMorgan report next?

Fourth-quarter 2026 results are scheduled for Thursday 14 January 2027, with the call at 8:30 a.m. Eastern.

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Prices from the desk’s daily chart at 14:41 GMT on 3 November 2026; moving averages and RSI are read from the chart, the channel rails are the desk’s drawing, and support and resistance bands are the desk’s own. The 200-day average is from MarketBeat. Company, consensus and dividend figures from MarketBeat, Benzinga, TIKR and Business Wire; market backdrop from Bloomberg and Reuters coverage, CNBC and Admiral Markets. Heat-map scores are the desk’s judgement. All times are GMT.

This report is for information and education only and does not constitute investment advice. Trading shares, forex, commodities, indices and crypto on margin carries a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. Elections, economic data and company news can gap prices through stop-loss levels. Levels and trade setups are conditional technical references, not recommendations. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.