Petno Douglas B

Co-CEO Douglas B Petno sold 5,659 shares at $300.05 on 2026-05-15 via 10b5-1 plan; holding remains 135,027 shares.

Petno executed a scheduled 10b5-1 trading plan sale of 5,659 shares for $1,697,982.95, reducing holdings from 140,686 to 135,027 shares. The filing includes three transaction line items, though only the 5,659-share lot at $300.05 on 2026-05-15 represented a cash sale; the other two entries (135,027 shares each at $0.00) appear to be non-cash or netting adjustments. Since this transaction is part of a pre-arranged 10b5-1 trading plan, it reflects scheduled execution rather than discretionary decision-making. Petno's broader insider transaction history at JPM shows 5 prior sales over the past year, with 4 of 5 having negative 90-day post-sale returns, indicating his sales at this ticker have historically coincided with subsequent declines. The stock is currently trading at $297.81, approximately 11.7% below its 52-week high of $337.25, and has declined 2.6% over the past 30 days.

JPM Co-CEO Petno sold 5,660 shares at $306.58 on 2026-04-15; prior JPM sales mixed on timing, current price $305.93

Douglas B Petno, Co-CEO of CIB, sold 5,660 shares at $306.58, reducing JPM holdings from 387,467 to 381,807 shares (a -1.5% reduction). At his cross-ticker historical rate, Petno's prior sells showed 28.57% well-timed outcomes with an average 90-day return of +5.0%, but his same-ticker history at JPM is mixed: of 3 prior sales with measurable 90-day outcomes, 2 were well-timed (negative returns after sale), 1 was poorly timed. JPM's current price of $305.93 is -8.6% from the 52-week high and +6.9% over the past 30 days, while fundamentals remain stable at a P/E of 14.58 with $46.4B quarterly revenue and $14.4B net income. The transaction reflects a modest portfolio adjustment by a senior executive against a backdrop of near-recent-peak valuations.

Co-CEO Douglas B Petno sold 3,487 JPM shares at $306.40 on 2026-02-17; holds 364,828 shares post-sale.

Petno sold 3,487 shares of JPM at $306.40 on 2026-02-17, reducing his holdings by 0.9% to 364,828 shares. The sale amount of $1,068,429.00 is modest relative to his remaining 364,828-share position and JPM's $828.3B market cap. His cross-ticker track record shows 8 prior sells with a 90-day well-timed rate of 28.57%, suggesting limited historical precision in timing open-market sales. At JPM specifically, his prior four completed 90-day outcome trades show 2 of 4 well-timed at that horizon; the most recent sale on 2026-01-16 has not yet had a measurable 90-day outcome. JPM trades at a P/E of 14.63 with recent quarterly net income of $14.4B on $46.4B revenue, and the stock is -8.2% from its 52-week high. The sale does not constitute a material reduction in his ownership stake and provides limited directional signal on fundamentals.

Co-CEO Douglas B sold 3,487 JPM shares at $312.80 on 2026-01-16; maintains 369,126 shares post-sale.

Petno Douglas B, Co-CEO of CIB, sold 3,487 shares of JPM at $312.80 on 2026-01-16, reducing holdings by -0.9% to 369,126 shares. The transaction value totaled $1,090,727.67. At current price of $312.47, the stock is -6.6% from the 52-week high of $334.61 and remains within its 52-week range of $210.28–$334.61. His same-ticker history at JPM shows mixed outcomes: 2 of 5 prior sales (or 40%) were well-timed at the 90-day mark, including sells on 2025-02-18 (90d return -4.9%) and 2025-01-16 (90d return -9.6%), while three prior sells yielded positive 90-day returns ranging from +8.9% to +13.1%. JPM's fundamentals remain solid with annual revenue growth of +12.3%, a P/E of 14.66, and net income of $14,393,000,000.00 on revenue of $46,427,000,000.00 for the latest quarter. The sale is modest relative to total holdings and does not suggest material conviction shifts.

JPM Co-CEO Petno sold 10,141 shares at $266.89 on 2025-05-15; stock rose 14.7% in 30 days post-sale.

Petno Douglas B, JPMorgan Chase Co-CEO of CIB, sold 10,141 shares worth $2.7M on 2025-05-15 at $266.89, reducing holdings from 363.8K to 353.7K shares (a 2.8% reduction). The stock has since climbed 14.7% over 30 days, suggesting this particular sale was poorly timed on a near-term basis. Notably, Petno's cross-ticker track record shows an avg 90d return of +6.1% after his six prior open-market sales with only a 20.00% well-timed rate—indicating his sales have historically not preceded declines. At JPM specifically, 1 of 4 prior measurable 90-day outcomes after sales showed a negative return (well-timed); the most recent sale on 2025-02-18 produced a -14.2% 30-day return, yet this May sale coincided with upward momentum rather than a continuation of that pattern. For a Company with a 12.45 P/E, $45.3B quarterly revenue, and +12.3% annual growth, the sale reflects modest portfolio adjustment rather than a directional statement about firm fundamentals."

Co-CEO Petno sold 3,490 JPM shares at $278.41 on 2025-02-18 for $971,646.01; post-sale holding 335,445 shares.

Petno Douglas B, Co-CEO of CIB, sold 3,490 shares (3.5K shares) of JPM at $278.41 on 2025-02-18, reducing his holdings from 338,935 to 335,445 shares, a decline of approximately 1.0% of pre-transaction holdings. The sale occurred near the stock's 52-week high of $279.95 (current price $279.25 is -0.2% from that peak), following significant near-term appreciation: +7.8% over 30 days and +14.1% over 90 days. At the same ticker, Petno's prior four measurable sells have not demonstrated well-timed exits—all four of his prior JPM sales were followed by positive 90-day returns (ranging +3.0% to +14.5%), meaning the stock rose after each sale and he missed those gains. His cross-ticker track record across five prior sells shows an average 90-day return of +10.1%, with a well-timed rate of 0.00% (no sells preceded declines). The sale remains modest in scale relative to his substantial remaining position, and fundamentals remain robust: JPM reported $42.7B quarterly revenue, $12.9B net income, 12.3% annual revenue growth, and trades at a P/E of 12.46.

JPM Co-CEO Petno sells 3,491 shares at $253.96; stock now at $254.27, near 52-week high

Petno Douglas B, Co-CEO of JPMorgan Chase's CIB division, sold 3,491 shares ($886,565.28) on 2025-01-16 at $253.96, reducing holdings from 342,426 to 338,935 shares, a net reduction of 1.0%. The stock is currently trading at $254.27, representing the 52-week high with gains of 6.7% over 30 days and 12.8% over 90 days. His prior four sales at JPM showed mixed timing outcomes, with 90-day returns of +13.1%, +9.7%, +3.0%, and +14.5% respectively—none of which reflected downturns that would constitute well-timed exits at the 90-day mark. The company maintains strong fundamentals with $42.7B in latest quarterly revenue, $12.9B net income, and 22.8% annual revenue growth, trading at a P/E of 13.31 against a $715.9B market cap. The transaction occurred amid one of the stock's strongest stretches in the 52-week cycle, making comparative assessment against historical patterns difficult at this elevated price level.