Earnings season opens with the banks. JPMorgan Chase is due to report quarterly results on Tuesday, October 14, alongside Wells Fargo, Citigroup and Goldman Sachs, in the first major test of U.S. corporate earnings this quarter.
Analysts expect JPMorgan to post earnings of about $4.84 a share on revenue near $45.4 billion, figures that will set the tone for lending, trading and consumer credit commentary across the sector.
Separately, recent insider disclosures compiled by market trackers include a reported Tesla share purchase by Elon Musk valued at roughly $1 billion, a large Meta Platforms sale by Mark Zuckerberg, and smaller reported buys at regional and community banks. Insider filings are public disclosures of what executives and directors did with their own shares; they are reported here as news, not as a recommendation.
With bank results, Federal Reserve speakers and delayed U.S. data all in play, the next 24 hours will show whether the earnings season starts with the financial sector in steady shape. OTMedia reports disclosed trades and analyst expectations only — nothing here is a tip or advice to trade.
