JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has offloaded another large batch of company stock, selling around 133,639 shares for a total of $31.5 million, according to a recent SEC filing. The shares were sold at an average price of roughly $235.70 each. This move comes just weeks after Dimon made a much bigger sale in February, when he sold over $233 million worth of JPMorgan stock.
While such insider sales often spark speculation, they don’t necessarily signal trouble for the company or the market. Executives frequently sell shares for personal financial reasons, tax planning, or portfolio diversification. Nonetheless, this back-to-back selling streak has caught the attention of investors.
[…] JPMorgan is more cautious. The bank’s leadership said the economy is going through a challenging phase due to ongoing geopolitical tensions, inflation concerns, and market volatility. They expect tariff-related inflation to rise by about 0.5%. Their message: hope for the best but prepare for a wide range of economic outcomes. […]
[…] Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JPMorgan Chase, sold shares worth $234 million on February 20, just after the bank’s stock hit its 2025 high. It was his first major sale in a year. In April, he sold another $31.5 million worth of shares, taking his total insider sales this year to over a quarter-billion dollars. […]