JPMorgan Chase has strong support not far below Tuesday's closing price. Today, I want to look at a strategy with no risk on the upside and a healthy profit zone on the downside for JPMorgan stock. Let's take a look at how a broken wing butterfly trade might be set up on JPMorgan stock.
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Experts have explained why car insurance costs are so high and what to do about it as some report their new quotes being two or three times as high
Taxpayers are under siege like never before as allowances are cut or frozen and even pets across the country cannot escape the HMRC onslaught, according to experts.
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Merger and acquisition fever is one reason why the London market, as benchmarked by the FTSE 100 index, is reaching new all-time highs, not least because the rash of bids for London-listed companies suggests they are going cheap, and trade and private equity buyers are looking to make the most of the value that is on offer.
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Tesla added nearly $64bn (£51bn) to its valuation after the EV giant took a step closer to launching self-driving cars in China.
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An airline has blamed the UK's exit from Europe for heaping problems on an industry as it moved to cut Scottish routes and services.
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Company owned by 777 Partners, who hope to take over Everton, enters administration in Australia
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Change at the top of HSBC and the performance of Premier Inn owner Whitbread are among today’s City talking points. Noel Quinn surprised HSBC investors by announcing plans for his departure after nearly five years as chief executive, having joined the business in 1987. Whitbread said it planned to cut 1500 jobs at its restaurants division as it converts food locations into hotel rooms or sells them.
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