JPMORGAN CHASE & CO (JPM) Analyst Ratings

Consensus rating, price targets, upgrades & downgrades

JPM Analyst Consensus & Price Target

JPMORGAN CHASE & CO (JPM) carries a consensus rating of Moderate Buy from 8 analysts on record (Nov 20, 2024 to Jul 23, 2026): 3 bullish, 3 neutral, 0 bearish. The average price target is $303.57 (range $259.00 to $375.00), with wide disagreement among analysts. That implies +15.1% downside from the current price of $357.62. Recent activity leans toward upgrades: 5 upgrades vs 4 downgrades on record. The price target on record has moved from $269.00 to $375.00 (+39.4%) between Jan 3, 2025 and Jul 23, 2026.

Consensus
Moderate Buy
3 bullish, 3 neutral, 0 bearish of 8 analysts
Momentum
Net +1 upgrades
5 upgrades vs 4 downgrades on record
Target Agreement
Wide disagreement
Targets span $259.00 to $375.00
How Analysts Are Split

One vote per analyst, using each firm's most recent rating on record, not every historical reiteration counted separately.

Bullish
3
Neutral
3
Bearish
0

2 rating(s) used a label we did not recognize and are not counted in the breakdown above.

Where Analysts See the Stock Going

Each analyst's most recent target on record, compared against where the stock actually trades. See how actual results have compared to estimates →

Average target
$303.57
High
$375.00
Low
$259.00
vs. current price
-15.1%
Current: $357.62
Where targets sit relative to today's price
6
Below current
1
0-10% above
0
10-20% above
0
20%+ above
Wall Street vs. the Stock

Is the average price target keeping pace with the stock, running ahead of it, or lagging behind? Compares the target's overall drift on record (across different analysts) to the stock's own move over the same window.

Price target change
+39.4%
Jan 3, 2025 to Jul 23, 2026
Stock price change
+47.0%
Same window

The stock has moved faster than analysts have updated their targets, targets may be playing catch-up.

Full Ratings History

Every rating on record, most recent first. "Next-close move" is the stock's own move from the prior close to the rating date's close, where price history lines up, a data point per event, not an averaged claim.

DateAnalystActionRatingPrice TargetMove
Jul 23, 2026Deutsche BankUpgradeHold to Buy$375+0.49%
Mar 26, 2026JefferiesInitiatedHold$310-1.27%
Feb 3, 2026Robert W. BairdUpgradeUnderperform to Neutral$280+2.18%
Jan 7, 2026Wolfe ResearchDowngradeOutperform to Peer Perform-2.28%
Jul 9, 2025Keefe BruyetteUpgradeMkt Perform to Outperform$327+0.13%
Jul 8, 2025HSBC SecuritiesDowngradeHold to Reduce$259-3.15%
Jun 27, 2025Robert W. BairdDowngradeNeutral to Underperform$235-0.57%
May 15, 2025TD CowenInitiatedBuy$305+0.70%
Mar 7, 2025Robert W. BairdUpgradeUnderperform to Neutral$215 to $220-1.73%
Jan 3, 2025Wolfe ResearchUpgradePeer Perform to Outperform$269+1.37%
Nov 20, 2024OppenheimerDowngradeOutperform to Perform-0.95%
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the analyst consensus rating for JPM?

JPMORGAN CHASE & CO's consensus rating is Moderate Buy, based on 8 analysts' most recent ratings on record: 3 bullish, 3 neutral, 0 bearish.

What is JPM's average analyst price target?

The average price target on record is $303.57, ranging from $259.00 to $375.00 across 7 analysts, wide disagreement. That implies -15.1% from the current price of $357.62.

Are analysts upgrading or downgrading JPM right now?

On record between Nov 20, 2024 and Jul 23, 2026: 5 upgrades, 4 downgrades, 2 new initiations, and 0 reiterations.

Are analyst price targets for JPM rising or falling?

The price target on record moved from $269.00 on Jan 3, 2025 to $375.00 on Jul 23, 2026, a change of +39.4%. This compares different analysts over time, not one analyst's revision.

How many analysts cover JPM?

8 analysts have rated JPM in the data on record, spanning Nov 20, 2024 to Jul 23, 2026.

Ratings are sourced from historical analyst rating data for JPM. Consensus and rating labels are normalized from each firm's own scale using a stated mapping; unrecognized labels are shown as unclassified rather than guessed. This page does not track whether individual price targets were later reached, the available history is not deep enough yet to do that honestly. This is historical data, not investment advice. Read disclaimer →