JP Morgan Chase (JPM) Chart Patterns, Support & Resistance & Technical Analysis
Auto-detected technical analysis for JPM · data as of Jun 25, 2026. The chart above is live; the read below updates daily.
$335.12last close · Jun 25, 2026
JPM Falling Wedge Pattern
No chart pattern is currently detected on JPM. The most recent was a Falling Wedge, detected Feb 13, 2026.
A Falling Wedge is a breakdown that suggests the recent run may be rolling over. It projects a measured-move target near $260.51 (−12.7%). Across 13,048 backtested falling wedges, the setup followed through 53.9% of the time, averaging +0.38R; JPM's own falling wedges have hit 59.6%.
JPM's most recent completed Falling Wedge resolved as a loss: it broke down on Mar 5, 2026 near $293.55, then was stopped out at $313.68 on Apr 13, 2026 — a -1.15R move (6.9%) over 26 sessions. Across 138 backtested falling wedges, this setup wins 52.9% of the time.
OutcomeLossResult-1.15REntry$293.55Exit$313.68
How Falling Wedges have performed
Win rate
53.9%
Avg return
+0.38R
Backtested trades
13,048
JPM win rate
59.6%
Historical pattern statistics (1986-12-19 – 2026-06-10), not a prediction.
JPM support and resistance levels
Price found a floor near $303.04 about 3 weeks ago and has been climbing since. On the weekly chart, the next ceiling overhead sits near $358.34 — still about 8% away.
Traders commonly watch $358.34 as a target (its 200% extension) — think of it as a sensible next stop, not a guarantee.
That ceiling is the first place the climb might pause — worth watching how price behaves as it gets there.
Nothing here is a signal to act — the long would have set up at the $303.04 floor about 3 weeks ago, when price bounced there, but price has already pulled higher. What's left is the climb playing out, not a fresh entry.
Nearest auto-detected support sits near $316.44, resistance near $351.32. These are chart/swing-derived levels, not formula pivots.
No pattern is currently detected on JPM. The most recent was a Falling Wedge, detected Feb 13, 2026.
Is a Falling Wedge bullish or bearish?
The Falling Wedge detected on JPM is a bearish pattern, projecting a measured-move target of $260.51. See its full backtested track record above — that's the real edge, not the textbook label.
How reliable is a Falling Wedge pattern, and what is its win rate?
Across TradingPal's backtest of the Falling Wedge family (13,048 trades over 516 symbols), it resolved in the expected direction 53.9% of the time with an average of +0.38R. These are historical statistics, not a prediction.
What are the support and resistance levels for JPM?
Based on auto-detected, swing-derived levels (as of Jun 25, 2026), JPM's nearest support is around $316.44 and nearest resistance around $351.32.
What is the price target if JPM's pattern breaks out?
The detected Falling Wedge has a geometry-based measured-move target of $260.51 (pattern height projected from the breakout). This is a technical target, not a recommendation.
What was JPM's closing price on Jun 25, 2026?
JP Morgan Chase (JPM) last closed at $335.12 on Jun 25, 2026. For the live quote, see the chart above or a real-time quote provider.
Technical analysis for informational purposes only — not investment advice. Auto-detected patterns and levels update daily; the chart above is live.
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