Barnum Jeremy

JPMorgan CFO Jeremy Barnum sells ~$935K in stock, disposing roughly 8.5% of holdings near recent lows.

Jeremy Barnum, JPMorgan's Chief Financial Officer, sold approximately 3,000 shares in early May, trimming roughly 8.5% of his holdings. The sale came at a time when JPMorgan stock was trading noticeably below its highs from earlier in the year, having recently recovered from a shallow pullback. Given Barnum's role managing the company's finances and capital allocation, the modest size of this sale—less than a million dollars—and the partial nature of the disposition suggest routine portfolio rebalancing rather than a vote of no confidence. JPMorgan itself remains a solidly profitable financial institution with growing revenue and reasonable valuation, providing little fundamental reason for alarm. This filing is primarily routine: CFO transactions of this scale occur regularly and lack the pattern or conviction signal that would mark a meaningful insider move.

JPM CFO Jeremy Barnum sold 5,611 shares at $306.55 for $1,720,064.39; holds 35,460 post-sale.

Chief Financial Officer Jeremy Barnum sold 5,611 shares of JPM on 2026-04-15 at $306.55, reducing his holdings by 13.7% to 35,460 shares. The sale occurred near the stock's 52-week range and $0.62 below the transaction price at current valuation of $305.93. His cross-ticker track record shows 3 prior open-market sells with a 90-day average return of +17.3%, indicating past sales were typically followed by stock appreciation rather than declines. At JPM specifically, two prior sales on 2026-02-17 and 2026-01-16 yielded negative 30-day returns of -6.0% and -3.3% respectively, while an earlier sale on 2025-05-06 gained +17.3% over 90 days. This transaction represents a discretionary open-market sale by a senior executive holding substantial shares; the price point and near-year-high execution offer limited evidence of either conviction-driven selling or pessimistic forward positioning.

JPM CFO Barnum Jeremy sold 2,892 shares at $306.42 on 2026-02-17 for $886,157.10

Barnum Jeremy, JPM's Chief Financial Officer, sold 2,892 shares representing a -10.8% reduction in his post-transaction holdings to 23,804 shares. At the transaction price of $306.42, the sale totaled $886,157.10. His cross-ticker track record shows a 0.00% well-timed rate on 2 prior sells with a 90-day average return of +17.3%, indicating his previous sales have not been well-timed—the stock typically rose after he sold. At JPM specifically, his 1 measurable prior sale (May 2025) posted a 90d return of +17.3%, continuing a pattern of selling before rallies rather than declines. The stock currently trades at $307.13, only 8.2% below the 52-week high and 1.3% above its 90-day average, suggesting elevated valuation context rather than distressed selling.

JPM CFO Jeremy Barnum sold 2,893 shares at $312.79 on 2026-01-16 for $904,889.61

Barnum sold 2,893 shares of JPM, reducing his holdings from 29,589 to 26,696 shares, a 9.8% reduction in his stake. His single prior sale at JPM on 2025-05-06 saw the stock up 17.3% over 90 days, indicating that prior sale was poorly timed from an execution standpoint. The current stock price of $312.47 is 0.1% below the sale price and 6.6% off its 52-week high of $334.61, placing the stock in modest pullback territory rather than distressed valuation. JPM's fundamentals remain solid with annual revenue growth of 12.3%, a P/E of 14.66, and quarterly net income of $14.4B, offering limited fundamental distress signal.

JPM CFO Jeremy Barnum sells 40,014 shares for $10.0M at $250.77; retains 18,017 shares post-transaction.

Jeremy Barnum, JPMorgan Chase's Chief Financial Officer, executed a sale of 40,014 shares at $250.77 on 2025-05-06, reducing his direct holdings by 69.0% to 18,017 shares remaining. The sale proceeds totaled $10,034,434.82. JPM's current price of $249.25 sits within its 52-week range of $190.51–$279.95, down 11.0% from the 52-week high, while the stock has gained 18.5% over the prior 30 days. The company maintains substantial fundamentals with $45.3B in latest quarterly revenue, $14.6B in quarterly net income, and a P/E of 11.60. The magnitude of the reduction in Barnum's personal stake—nearly two-thirds of his pre-transaction holdings—represents a material change in his disclosed position, which warrants investor attention to potential implications for capital allocation or personal wealth management at a $692.7B market-cap institution.