Here is a weekly update from my holiday address, not ideal but still wanted to give a small update.
#dividend
#dividends
#dividende
#invest
#investing
Posts
213Here is a weekly update from my holiday address, not ideal but still wanted to give a small update.
#dividend
#dividends
#dividende
#invest
#investing
Today I bought the $JEGP (+0.94%) etf, 11 shares at an average price of €23,010 each (including transaction costs).
I currently own 210 shares, which currently yields +- €357 per year in dividends.
Hello everyone,
I currently need a tip or two to finalize my portfolio to my liking.
The framework is now in place and consists mainly of the $XDWD. In the next few months, with the payment of the next bonus, the $EIMI (+0.64%) will move up. I am therefore trying to cover everything and generate steady growth until retirement.
I have also added a few dividend stocks to my portfolio, which should increase my annual passive income in the future. Everything in combination but with a slightly higher weighting on growth through the ETF. Everything is saved between EUR 800-1000 per month.
My question now: I still need a dividend stock in the healthcare sector and in the financial sector.
I am currently watching $JNJ (+1.55%) for the healthcare sector and $V (+0.12%)
$CBA (+0.45%)
$JPM (+0.32%)
Do you have any other ideas for a single stock addition for these sectors?
I am very grateful for ideas....
Today I bought the $JEGP (+0.94%) etf, 11 shares at an average price of €22,870 each (including transaction costs).
I currently own 199 shares, which currently yields +- €339 per year in dividends.
Quarterly figures Q2 2025 from $JPM (+0.32%)
📌 Complete overview
JPMorgan demonstrates with these figures continued strength in a difficult economic environment and builds on the already strong Q1 2025.
💼 Business development by segment
Consumer & Community Banking (CCB)
Commercial & Investment Bank (CIB)
Asset & Wealth Management
Corporate
💵 Key financial figures & capital distribution
🧱 Balance sheet & liquidity ("Fortress strong")
🔮 Outlook
✅ Conclusion
JPMorgan Chase shows operational strength and financial resilience in Q2 2025. With solid profitability in all segments, high capital distribution and increased annual guidance for interest income, the bank demonstrates stability and ability to grow - even in a challenging market environment. The robust balance sheet with a high CET1 ratio and strong liquidity underlines the "fortress" nature of the bank's structure.
- EPS: $5.24 vs. $4.47 est ✅
- Adj. Revenue: $45.68B vs. $44.05B est ✅
- Provision for Credit Losses: $2.85B vs. $3.22B est ✅
- ROE: 18% vs. 15.1% est ✅
- Cash & Due from Banks: $23.76B vs. $22.07B est ✅
- CET1 Ratio: 15% vs. 15.4% est ❌
- Net Interest Income (NII): $23.31B vs. $23.59B est ❌
- Deposits: $2.56T vs. $2.5T est ✅
- Loans: $1.41T vs. $1.36T est ✅
- Net Charge-Offs: $2.41B vs. $2.46B est ✅
- Equities Sales & Trading Revenue: $3.25B vs. $3.2B est ✅
- Investment Banking Revenue: $2.68B vs. $2.16B est ✅
FICC Sales & Trading Revenue: $5.69B vs. $5.22B est ✅
+1.31% pre market
As the earnings season starts again, here is a summary of the most important figures next week.
$JPM (+0.32%)
$C (-0.31%)
$WFC (-0.99%)
$BLK (+0.66%)
$JNJ (+1.55%)
$GS (+0.81%)
$BAC (+0.08%)
$AA (-0.39%)
$ASML (-0.79%)
$PLD (+1.22%)
$UAL (-0.35%)
$KMI (+1.52%)
$PEP (+1.83%)
$ABT (+0.96%)
$Netflix
$TSM (+0%)
$USB (+0.21%)
$IBKR (+0.32%)
$AXP (+0.2%)
$MMM (+0.25%)
Investing.com - JPMorgan Chase (NYSE:JPM) shares gained 0.5 percent in after-hours trading on Tuesday. Two capital distribution measures provided a tailwind: The US banking giant announced a new share buyback program of USD 50 billion and plans to raise the dividend again.
The bank announced that the Board of Directors intends to increase the quarterly dividend in the third quarter of 2025 from the current USD 1.40 to USD 1.50 per share. This would be the second increase this year.
The new buyback plan is to take effect from July 1, 2025. The volume of up to 50 billion dollars could then be invested gradually depending on the market situation and financial position. The implementation is at the discretion of the management, it said.
$GS (+0.81%)
$WFC (-0.28%)
$BAC (+0.08%)
$JPM (+0.32%)
Fed Stress Test Follow-Up:
All 22 major banks passed, remaining above their minimum CET1 capital requirements.
Strong signal of balance sheet resilience — bank stocks are surging in AH trading.
Top creators this week