Jamie Dimon Sells $150 Million in JPMorgan Shares, Marking a Historic First

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon has sold a significant portion of his stock in the bank for the first time in his 18-year tenure, signaling confidence in the company's future.

Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, sold $150 million worth of the bank's stock, his first sale since taking the helm 18 years ago.
The sale involved about 822,000 shares, with Dimon and his family still holding approximately 7.7 million shares after the transaction.
JPMorgan's stock has seen a roughly 30% increase since the October announcement of Dimon's planned share sales, trading at a record high.
Wall Street analysts remain bullish on JPMorgan's shares, with a consensus rating higher than its major banking peers.
The sale is part of a larger plan for financial diversification and is not indicative of Dimon's immediate retirement plans.