Summary:
- Major U.S. bank stocks, like JPMorgan Chase, dropped 7-11% following new tariffs.
- Analyst consensus sees JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM, Financial) as "Outperform" with potential upside.
- GuruFocus suggests a possible downside based on their GF Value estimation.
The recent tariff announcement by President Trump has sent ripples through the stock market, with leading U.S. banks like JPMorgan Chase & Co (NYSE: JPM) experiencing significant price drops ranging from 7% to 11%. This decline underscores the banking sector's vulnerability to escalating recession risks, which could adversely affect future earnings and investor confidence.
Wall Street Analysts' Forecast
Analysts remain optimistic about JPMorgan Chase's prospects, offering an average one-year price target of $265.17. This expectation implies a potential upside of 15.85% from its current price of $228.89. The analysts' price targets range from a high of $330.00 to a low of $180.51, reflecting diverse opinions on where the stock might head. For more detailed insights, visit the JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM, Financial) Forecast page.
The brokerage consensus supports a favorable outlook, assigning an average recommendation of 2.3 for JPMorgan Chase, signaling an "Outperform" status. This rating is on a scale where 1 indicates a Strong Buy and 5 points to Sell, suggesting that the majority of analysts believe in the stock's potential to exceed market expectations.
GuruFocus GF Value Assessment
While analysts are hopeful, GuruFocus provides a cautious perspective. According to their GF Value calculation, JPMorgan Chase might see a downside of 9.49% from its current price, estimating a fair value of $207.17 in one year. The GF Value is a proprietary metric reflecting the fair trading value of a stock based on historical multiples, past business growth, and projected future performance. For more detailed data and analysis, please refer to the JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM, Financial) Summary page.
